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MSI is once again treating gamers to a free game if you purchase a selected motherboard. This time you can grab a free copy of Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii with one of nine different Z890 Series models for a limited time.

MSI's new Z890 Series boards are among the best gaming motherboards for Intel Core Ultra chips. Released just last year alongside its X890 boards for AMD CPUs, these boards introduced the EZ DIY features such as the EZ PCIe release and a new Frozr II M.2 Shield for optimized cooling.

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