TapTechNews reports on May 11th that Maxsun's first Aiji-themed motherboard, MS-iCraftB760MCROSS, debuted today featuring a custom design. Aiji (Aiji - pronounced 'àijiā') is an original anime-style character created by Maxsun.
This motherboard, designed around the Aiji theme, is a 245*245mm MATX form factor, ideal for pairing with white computer cases.
The packaging maintains the blue and pink theme of Aiji, and the official description states that CROSS signifies the crossover and interlocking different forms of Aiji.
The motherboard sports a pink and blue color similar to its box, with guitar armor and gradients complementing the idol-themed Aiji. It also features an all-white PCB and a large, stylish armor.
The motherboard includes an LED screen that, when powered, displays a blinking chibi version of Aiji. Through BIOS settings, users can adjust five different animation states of little Aiji.
For power delivery, the motherboard uses a 12+1+1 phase power design with core power of 50A Dr.Mos, and it is recommended to be paired with CPUs above the 13600F model.
In terms of memory, the motherboard has four dual-channel DIMM DDR5 memory slots, supports XMP, and supports up to 7600MHz memory.
Additionally, the motherboard features a full-length PCIe 5.0 x16 slot with alloy armor, a PCIe x1 slot, and an open PCIe x4 slot. For storage, it includes three M.2 SSD interfaces and four 6G SATA interfaces.
USB connectivity includes a front-facing 10G Type-C port, a set of USB 3.2 (5G) pins, two sets of USB 2.0 pins, enabling expansion to 7 front interfaces; on the rear, there is a 20G Type-C port, four USB 3.2 (10G) ports, and four USB 2.0 ports, totaling 9 ports.
The Maxsun MS-iCraftB760MCROSS motherboard will soon be available in limited quantities through Maxsun's various official online stores, and TapTechNews will follow up with pricing information.