NZXT Player Two / MSI MPG Infinite X3 AI 2NVR7-641EU

Player Two Prime on the same page is a separate model; this entry is the black Player Two.

The Infinite X3 AI 2nd is sold in the same case with Core Ultra 7/9 and RTX 5070 to RTX 5090 configurations; the 2NVR7 code marks the Core Ultra 7 and RTX 5070 Ti.

NZXT gives no separate announcement date for this configuration.

The KF version has no integrated graphics, so the monitor always connects to the graphics card. The unlocked chip allows overclocking on the Z890 chipset.

These are Intel's processor figures; the memory in this system runs at 6000 MHz.

NZXT does not name the card maker or exact card model; the NVIDIA figures below are for the reference design. It is not the same processor as the RTX 5070 Laptop GPU.

NZXT's page lists only 12 GB; the memory type is NVIDIA's RTX 5070 specification.

Reference design figures. Card makers may use different clock speeds.

Reference design figures. NVIDIA's 650 W figure assumes a system with a Ryzen 9 9950X; this computer has a 750 W power supply.

NZXT says the module brand varies ('Brand Varies'). The number of memory slots and free slots is not listed.

The MSI datasheet gives memory speed as up to 5600 MHz.

NZXT says the drive brand varies. The number of M.2 slots on the motherboard is not listed.

According to the datasheet, one M.2 slot is PCIe Gen5 x4, two are Gen4 x4 and one is a SATA/PCIe Gen4 x4 combo.

Brand and model code are not listed; NZXT publishes separate XMP/EXPO guides for ASUS and Gigabyte motherboards. Because of this the M.2 and memory slot counts cannot be determined.

Slots other than the graphics slot are for add-in cards such as sound, network or capture cards; a wide graphics card can cover some of them.

Brand and model are not listed.

MSI uses 850, 1000 and 1200 W ATX 3.1 units across the family, depending on SKU. The standard ATX size means the unit can be replaced later.

NZXT's separate cooler documentation uses the name 'Kraken Plus 240' (RL-KN240-B2) with the same dimensions and fan figures.

Height includes the feet. The NZXT PC page gives 18.3 x 8.9 x 16.9 in.

Back-connect (BTF/Project Zero) motherboards are not supported.

The case documentation lists the front Type-C port as USB 3.2 Gen 2x2, while the computer page says Gen 2. The actual speed depends on the motherboard header.

These are the figures in NZXT's comparison table; video outputs and the network port are not listed in these documents.

The desktop card runs at a higher power limit than the laptop GPU of the same name. The case takes graphics cards up to 400 mm long, leaving room for a longer card later.

Using the 5 GbE speed requires the router or switch on the network to support 5 GbE or faster as well.

MSI targets quiet running with separate air chambers and software fan curves it calls Silent Storm cooling.