In this video, I take a close look at the MSI MPG B860I Edge Ti WIFI — a great looking, shiny “titanium” Mini-ITX motherboard, and surprisingly, this is my first proper Mini-ITX board review on the channel. I don’t have an Intel Core Ultra CPU on hand right now, so I can’t power it on, but I can still show you what you’re actually getting, what’s on the board, and what you should watch out for before you buy. I also do a quick unboxing so you know what accessories come in the box (Wi‑Fi 7 antenna, SATA cable, front panel extender, M.2 screw, ARGB extension, and the docs). I go through the design and layout, including the thick VRM and M.2 heatsinks, the heatpipe, and the overall silver/white/black color scheme (and yes, it’s not “true white” on the front — the really white part is mostly at the rear I/O area). I cover the rear I/O highlights like Thunderbolt 4 Type‑C, a second Type‑C 10G port, multiple USB ports, 5G LAN, and the Realtek ALC897 audio. Then I break down the practical Mini‑ITX tradeoffs: one 8‑pin EPS, only one system fan header, and limited ARGB headers, so you need to plan your fans and lighting. The big win for me is storage: a super chunky Gen5 M.2 heatsink with a raised platform plus a second M.2 slot on the back (Gen4), and you still get a PCIe Gen5 x16 slot for your GPU.