Question 1

Does this have the TPM 2.0 specification so it will windows 11 work on this?   Can someone check with tpm.msc ?

Accepted Answer

It has the TPM 2.0 and passes the windows 11 precheck

Question 2

what motherboard is in this?

Accepted Answer

MSINFO32 says it's 
BaseBoard Product: MEG Z490I UNIFY (MS-7C77)

Question 3

Can the power supply support input 110 and 220v?

Accepted Answer

yes, I plugged it in America than in Finland where there's 110v in the former and 220v in the latter

Question 4

How well does this cool? It doesn't seem like there is much room for airflow.

Accepted Answer

After running the desktop on max load for both the GPU and CPU, the maximum temperature from the GPU was 82*C, and from the CPU was 80*C. When running under normal load (1440p, 144FPS, ultra settings + ray tracing), the GPU generally hovers between 70*C-75*C while the CPU hovers between 60*C-70*C. Each of the major components in the PC is separated into its own compartment with both air intake and exhaust. A large heat sink for the CPU also helps keep thermals within reason. All in all, surprisingly good thermal performance for such a small case. MSI definitely thought of thermals when designing it, and it definitely shows in the results.

TL;DR - It cools well for such a small form factor PC, and both CPU / GPU temperatures don't exceed 80*C even under max load.

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