MSI's upcoming Big Bang Fuzion motherboard has gathered much attention due to the use of Lucid's Hydra chip which provides much more flexible graphics technology in the sense that graphics cards from both ATI and NVIDIA can be added to provide better performance; similar to SLI or CrossFire but without the restriction of sticking to two or more of the same manufacturer and model cards.

We've seen the odd photo of the board show up on the web here and there recently, but finally a Japanese website has really got the goods in hand, having spotted the board available for purchase in the country at 39,000 YEN (430 USD).

At a Japanese gallery MSI decided to show off the board's overclocking prowess by pushing a Core i5 670 processor up to 6GHz with extreme cooling.