Maingear MG-1 (i5-14600K / RTX 4070 Ti / 64GB RAM / 2TB SSD) vs MSI MPG Infinite X2 13F (i9-13900K / RTX 4090 / 64GB / 2TB SSD)

Corsair Vengeance i7500 vs MSI MEG Trident X2 13th

Corsair Vengeance i7500

• CPU: i5-14600K
• GPU: RTX 4070
• RAM: 32GB
• Storage: 1TB SSD

MSI MEG Trident X2 13th

• CPU: i9-13900K
• GPU: RTX 4090
• RAM: 64GB
• Storage: 2TB SSD

Common Features

• Output: HDMI, Mini HDMI, USB-C with HDMI support
• Technologies: AMD Smart Access Memory, Intel Resizable BAR
• Graphics Memory: GDDR with higher transfer rates
• Ports: Multiple USB-C
• Cooling: Hybrid water-air cooling for GPU
• TDP: Lower TDP = less power consumption
• Display Connection: Mini-DisplayPort
• Memory: Error-correcting code (ECC) memory
• DirectX: Support for DirectX 12 Ultimate (ray tracing, mesh shaders, VRS)

The MSI Infinite RS 13th is a high-performance gaming and productivity PC that offers top-end performance while maintaining a silent fan sound profile. It features a Core i9-13900KF and an RTX 4090, both liquid-cooled, with two radiators and nine fans. The system's MSI Prospect 700RL case is of higher quality than most prebuilts, with lots of room for adding extra components. However, the case is large and cumbersome, making it inconvenient for placing on carpeted floors. The system performs well in gaming and productivity tasks, with the CPU and GPU both liquid-cooled for improved performance. The MSI Center software offers a range of features and customization options. The system is priced at over $4,000, but offers good value for the components included.

The MSI MPG Infinite X2 13F has a larger SSD storage capacity of 2TB compared to the NZXT Player Three's 1TB SSD. Both models use NVMe SSDs, which offer faster read/write speeds than SATA SSDs. The MSI MPG Infinite X2 13F's form factor is unknown. The volume, thickness, height, and width of both models are not mentioned in the review.