ASRock Readies Next-Gen DeskMini & DeskMeet PCs With AMD X600 & Intel B760 Motherboards
ASRock is readying its next-gen DeskMini and DeskMeet PCs which will be equipped with AMD X600 & Intel B760 motherboards.
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Personally, I don't care much about the DeskMeet, they are nothing exceptional because they are simply small chassis equipped with a microATX motherboard most of the time, the DeskMini are masterpieces of engineering and miniaturization with their cases of less than 2 liters of volume and their motherboards in miniSTX format, where we do not find any of these particular characteristics on the DeskMeet because they are only compact desktop PCs.
Agree! Posted, because maybe we are close to see, whats new DeskMini will be. Cant wait! 
FINALLY!!!!!
ASRock DeskMeet X600/DeskMini X600 Series Launches Ready for AMD AM5 Ryzen™ Processors
ASRock announces its new DeskMeet X600 and DeskMini X600 series, ready for AMD AM5 Ryzen™ processors up to 65 watts. These two models have the best mix of high performance and great features at a reasonable price, including the support of AMD AM5 CPU, DDR5 memory, PCIe® 5.0 M.2 SSD and 2.5G LAN.
DeskMeet X600 series has many exciting features such as four DDR5 memory up to 256GB, PCIe® 5.0 technology for M.2 SSD and Dragon 2.5G Ethernet. Furthermore, the fan of the 500W ATX power supply is optimized to improve and get better thermal performance. With the PCIe® 4.0 graphics card support, the DeskMeet X600 series is the best choice for building a powerful yet affordable content creation and AI system.
DeskMini X600 series is the world's first AMD AM5 Mini STX Platform. It supports AMD AM5 65W CPU and provides two DDR5 SO-DIMMs, bringing outstanding computing power and graphics performance. DeskMini X600 series offers two SATA ports, two M.2 slots including Blazing M.2 Gen5 SSD, super-fast 2.5G LAN and three video outputs for maximum expandability and functionality in the mini size.
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ASRock DeskMeet X600/DeskMini X600 Series Launches Ready for AMD AM5 Ryzen™ Processors
ASRock announces its new DeskMeet X600 and DeskMini X600 series, ready for AMD AM5 Ryzen™ processors up to 65 watts. These two models have the best mix of high performance and great features at a reasonable price, including the support of AMD AM5 CPU, DDR5 memory, PCIe® 5.0 M.2 SSD and 2.5G LAN.
DeskMeet X600 series has many exciting features such as four DDR5 memory up to 256GB, PCIe® 5.0 technology for M.2 SSD and Dragon 2.5G Ethernet. Furthermore, the fan of the 500W ATX power supply is optimized to improve and get better thermal performance. With the PCIe® 4.0 graphics card support, the DeskMeet X600 series is the best choice for building a powerful yet affordable content creation and AI system.
DeskMini X600 series is the world's first AMD AM5 Mini STX Platform. It supports AMD AM5 65W CPU and provides two DDR5 SO-DIMMs, bringing outstanding computing power and graphics performance. DeskMini X600 series offers two SATA ports, two M.2 slots including Blazing M.2 Gen5 SSD, super-fast 2.5G LAN and three video outputs for maximum expandability and functionality in the mini size.
DeskMini X600 & DeskMeet X600: Dieses Jahr sollen ASRocks AM5-Mini-PCs endlich erscheinen
Ein neuer ASRock DeskMeet mit Ryzen 7000 ist schon eine Neuheit, doch was drin steckt, verriet die Produktmanagerin am Stand nur ungern.
Sweet, one step closer to STX X600. Don't get too excited just yet though, there usually a couple of months between the announcement and launch of the deskmini's.
Oh great here comes a wallet destroyer
8700g benchmarks indicates it has parity with Ryzen 780m at 4800mhz ram speed, so it should scale nicely with 6000mhz ram.... awaiting more benchmarks
8700g benchmarks indicates it has parity with Ryzen 780m at 4800mhz ram speed, so it should scale nicely with 6000mhz ram.... awaiting more benchmarks
It's still pretty bad though and being murdered by Meteor Lake iGPU. I'm not sure what 6000mhz ram would do to bridge that gap.
AMD have sat around too long with this, Intel hot on their heels.
780m isn't much better than 680m to be fair.
Yes you got extra FSR and AV1 but the perf just isnt there anyway lol.
Strix Halo APU is the only thing worth considering (if it ever gets a desktop SKU) and that's a way off yet.
Enthusiasts will pay for a performant APU.
Enterprise clients would also pay for performant APU's
It's just too small a market for AMD to commit to or they just don't see big enough profits in it.
Capacity is also a thing being limited to TSMC, there's only so much wafer production they have allocated and as we know the majority of that goes to Epyc these days.
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It is pretty good Intel has caught up, although they won't put that in a desktop chip we can expect to see those chips show up in the asrock industrial stx and nucbox series, and possibly Erying will bring this to their itx hybrid board.
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Maybe another reason to consider an 8000G, who knows.
If you just want to burn cash, that's your business hehe.
I am actually extremely excited for the 8600G/8700G for a project that I wanted to do in a very long time.
Just all that's available didn't quite cut the mustard, but I think these will.
There are some other alternatives, but it all require so much custom design.
Just all that's available didn't quite cut the mustard, but I think these will.
There are some other alternatives, but it all require so much custom design.
I wonder if ASRock in CES is only limited to the press release regarding the Deskmini?
Haven't seen any video yet or the date, when they release it.
Haven't seen any video yet or the date, when they release it.
Sucks that the 8300G is OEM/SI only. Wonder if there'll be one selling a Deskmini X600 with said CPU.
ASRock launches new mini-PCs for AMD's latest Ryzen CPUs — DeskMeet, DeskMini, and Jupiter arrive with X600 chipset and USB4 support
ASRock mini-PCs upgraded to the AM5 socket
From the spec sheet at ces the rear io is unchanged with only two USB 3.2g2 instead of adding another two USB to the rear for some reason. Unknown if that is because of a limitation of Amd's die or just laziness at asrock.
Seems like Laziness since minisforum has 4x usb3.2g2 + 2x usb4 with dp alt AND Oculink and they managed this on 7000 series mobile chip mini pc um780
Seems like Laziness since minisforum has 4x usb3.2g2 + 2x usb4 with dp alt AND Oculink and they managed this on 7000 series mobile chip mini pc um780
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Do the different generation chips have different layout of their IOD? Maybe MinisForum included a small mobile chipset or hub instead?
Or... most likely, ASRock wanted to keep things cheaper and easier.
That is one of the things I liked about the DeskMini B660 is the 2 additional USB ports.
PCIe4.0 helped too - though from memory some people (i.e. @msystems) had issues OCuLink with that model?
I'm on Minisforum UM790, but please - Give me the new DeskMini X600...This UM790 is total disaster!
What I really like about new DeskMini is that 2x M.2 SSD-s can be installed, previously I used Deskmini 110H and it supported only 1x M.2 and HDD, so for me, it's step forward.
1. If youre going to buy Gen5x4 SSD - Which one ?
2. Gen4x4 - This one is going to be my media SSD and thinking about 4 TB...
What I really like about new DeskMini is that 2x M.2 SSD-s can be installed, previously I used Deskmini 110H and it supported only 1x M.2 and HDD, so for me, it's step forward.
1. If youre going to buy Gen5x4 SSD - Which one
?2. Gen4x4 - This one is going to be my media SSD and thinking about 4 TB...
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