In the last year, a number of motherboard makers have shown the concept of a motherboard where the plugs located on the front of the motherboard were previously moved to the back.
Gigabyte showed their Project Stealth components, while MSI came with Project Zero where their motherboard parts were seen clean without any cables.
ASUS is also seen introducing their DIY-APE concept with the same idea, but what is even more interesting is that brands such as Maxsun and MSI are seen introducing a number of other motherboards that use the DIY-APE cable hiding concept.
The two motherboards shown are the Maxsun DIY-APE H610 King and the MSI B650M APE WiFi which show a neat design from the front, without a glimpse of a power plug or USB, most of which are already placed on the back.
With this new motherboard design, a new computer frame is also needed, and brands such as LianLi, Cooler Master, Phanteks and so on have started developing frames that support this kind of motherboard.
For now, these DIY-APE designed motherboards are only shown in the Chinese market first, and it is not known when they will be introduced to the global market.