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ASRock’s Z890I Nova WiFi Overview / Review – Intel Core Ultra Debuts on ITX

Nova – Derived from the Latin word “Novus”, meaning new. This is the second generation of Nova branded boards from ASRock, however this is indeed the first M-ITX variant. Of note to those who are familiar with ASRock’s product lines, it seems that the Phantom Gaming branding is taking some what of a step back …

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ASRock’s B760i and Z790i Lightning WiFi M-ITX Review – Sisters Supporting LGA1700’s Last Hurrah – Part 1

Thanks to ASRock for supplying these review samples! With Intel’s LGA1851 purported to be launching later this year, the last designs based on the LGA1700 platform are making their way on to the market. Supporting “Alder Lake” 12th gen, “Raptor Lake” 13th and “Raptor Lake Refresh” 14th generation Intel CPUs, there are a bunch of …

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ASRock’s DeskMeet B660 – Fantastic Idea, Interesting Execution

ASRock’s DeskMini series has been a stalwart in the SFF world for some time now, even with the canning of the GTX/RX series (Rest in Peace, MXM graphics cards). Eschewing standard form factors to enable denser computers, the DeskMini has been the basis of many builds and mods in our community forum. But the challenge …

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ASRock’s Z390 Phantom Gaming-ITX/ac – A New Direction

For some time, ASRock has been using the Fatal1ty branding on their high end products – a tie back to the days of old, where Quake was king, and bright, flashy branding was cool. However, Fatal1ty has given way to ASRock’s “Phantom Gaming” brand, with a much more subtle aesthetic. All black? Yes please! Beefy …

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ASRock’s B450M Pro4 – M-ATX, Fully Featured

Micro-ATX, the oft-ignored form factor, stuck between the expandability (and HUUUUGEness) of ATX and the size of M-ITX. For generations, the M-ATX market segment has been filled with mediocre boards from a cursory glance, leaving folks to go to one extreme or the other instead. In fact, I have mused publicly in the past on …

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ASRock’s H370M-ITX/ac – Workstation Wonder

ASRock’s H370M-ITX/ac is a highly specced, mid-range board based on Intel’s H370 chipset. Offering near Z370 specs at a slight bump over the price of a B360 board, this new motherboard offers an interesting value proposition. Offering a strong complement of IO, as well as numerous display options from your Intel Coffee Lake integrated graphics, …

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ASRock’s Fatal1ty X470-ITX/ac – Back to the Future

With the second generation of Ryzen processors on the market, it’s only fitting than a new, upgraded, chipset family is available. With this in mind, today we are looking at ASRock’s first AMD 400 series M-ITX board, the X470 Gaming-ITX/ac. This board is a younger brother to the previously reviewed X370 Gaming-ITX/ac, with a few …

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ASRock’s “Little Monster” X299E-ITX/ac Reviewed

Earlier this year, we previewed ASRock’s “Little Monster”, their X299E-ITX/ac motherboard, with a featureset longer than some motherboard’s manuals, and a board density to suit. The X299E-ITX/ac was shown with not one, but two daughterboards! The board was launched at Computex 2017, and we just so happened to be there, thanks to our community. After …

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ASRock’s Z890I Nova WiFi Overview / Review – Intel Core Ultra Debuts on ITX

ASRock’s B760i and Z790i Lightning WiFi M-ITX Review – Sisters Supporting LGA1700’s Last Hurrah – Part 1

ASRock’s DeskMeet B660 – Fantastic Idea, Interesting Execution

ASRock’s Z390 Phantom Gaming-ITX/ac – A New Direction

ASRock’s B450M Pro4 – M-ATX, Fully Featured

ASRock’s H370M-ITX/ac – Workstation Wonder

ASRock’s Fatal1ty X470-ITX/ac – Back to the Future

ASRock’s “Little Monster” X299E-ITX/ac Reviewed