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13 July 2016
XSplit and MSI

MSI is offering a free 12-month XSplit premium license worth $60 with select MSI Performance and Arsenal GAMING motherboards.

In partnership with SplitmediaLabs, all MSI GAMING motherboards come with a 12-month premium license to XSplit Gamecaster, world’s most used streaming and recording application.

Previously only available to high end GAMING motherboards in the Enthusiast GAMING segment, XSplit premium has now been made available for free to the Performance and Arsenal GAMING motherboards as well.

These include any MSI GAMING PRO, KRAIT, TOMAHAWK, MORTAR or BAZOOKA models.

XSplit has received an excellent reputation as the software of choice for live streaming gameplay to Twitch and other streaming platforms.

It’s simple, easy to use, and lets you easily record your gaming moments and broadcast your live gameplay sessions to Twitch, YouTube, UStream and more.

“We have worked with MSI to optimize XSplit Gamecaster for use with a wide range of next generation MSI gaming hardware, making it easier than ever for gamers to live stream their gameplay to Twitch or record and upload it directly to YouTube” says CEO of SplitmediaLabs, Henrik Levring.

“MSI is 100% committed to gaming and recognizes streaming as a big part of it, and that’s why most MSI GAMING products come with a premium license to XSplit Gamecaster for free.

“Besides offering game-changing features, MSI ensures a perfect gaming experience when looking to share your activity with the world.”

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