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MSI shows off world’s first ATX 3.0 power supply for next-gen GPUs

f you’re in the process of a big desktop upgrade and you’re looking for a little future-proofing, look no further—rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it?—is the first PSU model sold to consumers that offers full compliance with Intel’s new ATX 3.0 standard. ATX 3.0 power rails, or adapters to comply with them, might become a necessity as soon as the latter part of this year, when power-hungry next-gen graphics cards from Nvidia and AMD are expected to use them.

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