With over 100 million MSI NVIDIA graphics cards provided to gamers and enthusiasts around the world, MSI is celebrating this milestone achievement with a personal touch for end-users. Fans can win several great prizes, such as a exclusive GTX 970 GAMING 100ME and GTX 960 GAMING 100ME graphics card. To win these prizes, all one has to do is share his or her most memorable story, picture or experience with MSI NVIDIA graphics cards on the MSI US Facebook page before Friday the 8th of May. Include the hashtag #MSI100M in the response. Three of the most engaging stories will be rewarded with an MSI NVIDIA graphics card, to experience new epic adventures.

Be sure to go to MSI's 100 Million anniversary landing page at http://event.msicomputer.com/100million to check out details and share your story.

100 Million graphics cards
A special limited "100 Million Edition" model of the popular GTX 960 GAMING and GTX 970 GAMING graphics cards was launched earlier this year to highlight this momentous event. Both cards feature MSI's award-winning Twin Frozr V cooler in a striking NVIDIA green color scheme and a special back plate.

The long-standing partnership between MSI and NVIDIA dates back to the nineties, before the first GeForce cards were on the market and Riva TNT was the benchmark. Over the years, MSI have introduced some of the most innovative, cutting edge and exotic cooling technologies like the Seaweed-Blade Fan and Cyclone Thermal Design. Ultimately introducing the revolutionary Twin Frozr design in 2008 which evolved into today's celebrated Twin Frozr V cooler. The accomplishment of selling over 100 Million NVIDIA based MSI graphics cards is a testament to MSI's number one position in gaming and devotion to ever improving product performance and quality.

Twin Frozr V Thermal Design
The MSI Twin Frozr V Thermal Design is the pinnacle of graphics card air cooling. With a smaller than 2-slot design the Twin Frozr V is able to surpass previous generations by a large margin. The advanced 10cm Torx fans ensure huge amounts of silent airflow and visually match the bold look of the latest Twin Frozr design. The heatsink itself is re-organized through the SuperSU design which increases heatpipe efficiency, especially when combined with Airflow Control Technology. Zero Frozr is a throwback to 2008 when MSI was the first to market high-end, zero noise graphics cards thanks to fans that stop spinning in low-temperature situations.