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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ASRock DeskMini X600: Release and Specifications
ASRock has confirmed the release date for the DeskMini X600, a compact barebone kit designed to support the Ryzen 8000G/7000 series. This announcement was made on May 10, 2024, by ASRock Incorporated, headquartered in Taiwan.
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Welp I guess they're launching May 24th... The article mentions a domestic launch (Taiwan?) so I wonder if NA will get a launch date of June/July as sales support said in my previous post.
DeskMini X600 unboxing by ASRock themself, lol:
For anyone planning to watch, he only starts opening the box around 35min mark.
Oh my god that was a hard slog - LONG video, not much content but... here are my key notes:
- New smaller power pack is good. BUT it's still only 120W so users may have similar issues to the X300 when slamming a 5700G. Especially given PCIe4.0/5.0 SSDs also use more power.
- Board and internal connector layout are almost identical - this is good news for anyone using printed cases or custom equipment. I think the VRM heatsink may be slightly taller? Hard to tell. There is a new VERY tall capacitor near the VRM sink that may cause issues if you've got tight clearances around that area.
- Both rear USB ports are now USB3 but no additional ones (we knew this already but still important to note)
- Disappointed you still have to completely remove the motherboard to access the rear SSD - I had hoped for a slight redesign of the chassis internals to allow for replacing that disk more easily. Not a major issue but would've been nice to see.
- The presenter pointed out the updated BIOS chip - which is a larger capacity so we should hopefully expect that there won't be issues with CPU/APU support like previous generation AMD boards.
SFFMunkee, nice summary 
Cant wait to replace my Minisforum UM790 with DeskMini X600.
Interesting, there is two different options: X600 and X600W - the main difference is that X600W will come with 1 x Intel® AC-3168 Wi-Fi Kit - what, this is so old Wi-Fi card...really, ASRock ?
In UM790 I have Intel Killer Wi-Fi 6E AX1675x 160Mhz 210NGW - out of pure curiosity, I started to see if anything newer had come out in the meantime and saw that there is also Intel Killer Wi-Fi 6E AX1690
I added both to the comparison: AX1675 vs AX1690 and the main difference is that AX1690 supports
What is Intel Double Connect Technology
Intel Double Connect Technology Product Brief: Wi-Fi 6E AX411 and Intel Killer AX1690
I wonder if the DeskMini X600 motherboard must also meet some technical requirements in order for this technology to be supported or I just can buy it and use it
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Cant wait to replace my Minisforum UM790 with DeskMini X600.
Interesting, there is two different options: X600 and X600W - the main difference is that X600W will come with 1 x Intel® AC-3168 Wi-Fi Kit - what, this is so old Wi-Fi card...really, ASRock ?
In UM790 I have Intel Killer Wi-Fi 6E AX1675x 160Mhz 210NGW - out of pure curiosity, I started to see if anything newer had come out in the meantime and saw that there is also Intel Killer Wi-Fi 6E AX1690
I added both to the comparison: AX1675 vs AX1690 and the main difference is that AX1690 supports
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What is Intel Double Connect Technology
Intel Double Connect Technology Product Brief: Wi-Fi 6E AX411 and Intel Killer AX1690
I wonder if the DeskMini X600 motherboard must also meet some technical requirements in order for this technology to be supported or I just can buy it and use it
?I'm a little bit confused about RAM support: https://www.asrock.com/nettop/AMD/DeskMini X600 Series/index.us.asp#Memory
There is Kingston Fury KF564S38IBK2-32 which is the only known manufacturer, who supports RAM speed at 6400 Mhz.
RAM spec sheet: https://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KF564S38IBK2-32.pdf
There is:
• Default (JEDEC): DDR5-4800 CL40-39-39 @ 1.1V
• XMP Profile #1: DDR5-6400 CL38-40-40 @ 1.35V
• XMP Profile #2: DDR5-6000 CL38-38-38 @ 1.35V
• XMP Profile #3: DDR5-5600 CL40-40-40 @ 1.1V
So I guess X600 MoBo will supoort XMP profile then, what is Intel's technology ?
There is Kingston Fury KF564S38IBK2-32 which is the only known manufacturer, who supports RAM speed at 6400 Mhz.
RAM spec sheet: https://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KF564S38IBK2-32.pdf
There is:
• Default (JEDEC): DDR5-4800 CL40-39-39 @ 1.1V
• XMP Profile #1: DDR5-6400 CL38-40-40 @ 1.35V
• XMP Profile #2: DDR5-6000 CL38-38-38 @ 1.35V
• XMP Profile #3: DDR5-5600 CL40-40-40 @ 1.1V
So I guess X600 MoBo will supoort XMP profile then, what is Intel's technology ?
| Type | Speed | Size | Vendor | Module | DIMM Socket Support | Supported Speed↓ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DDR5 | 6400 | 16GB | Kinston-FURY | KF564S38IBK2-32 | 2 | 6400 |
I think the wifi cards are fairly universal, assuming you buy a standard M.2 A/E key part and not a CNViSFFMunkee, nice summary
Cant wait to replace my Minisforum UM790 with DeskMini X600.
Interesting, there is two different options: X600 and X600W - the main difference is that X600W will come with 1 x Intel® AC-3168 Wi-Fi Kit - what, this is so old Wi-Fi card...really, ASRock ?
In UM790 I have Intel Killer Wi-Fi 6E AX1675x 160Mhz 210NGW - out of pure curiosity, I started to see if anything newer had come out in the meantime and saw that there is also Intel Killer Wi-Fi 6E AX1690
I added both to the comparison: AX1675 vs AX1690 and the main difference is that AX1690 supports
TX/RX StreamsAX1675
2x2AX1690
2x2 (Intel® Double Connect Technology)Max Speed 2.4 Gbps ~3.0 Gbps
What is Intel Double Connect Technology
Intel Double Connect Technology Product Brief: Wi-Fi 6E AX411 and Intel Killer AX1690
I wonder if the DeskMini X600 motherboard must also meet some technical requirements in order for this technology to be supported or I just can buy it and use it
The tricky part could be getting right length antenna cables from the wifi card to the rear panel.
I'd wait for official release and first hands-on perspectives before buying RAM, see what people are trying in them
I've received an ASRock X600 DeskMini for review.
Great excite.
Great excite.
OH MY GOD THAT'S SO EXCITING!!
What CPU/APU and memory are you pairing it with? (Did they supply some?)
Interested to see how the APU performs with overclocked SODIMM DDR5 and what the power usage looks like at full tilt!
(I had my 5600G on X300 at 4000/C20)
@SFFMunkee I bought an 8600G and a pair of TeamGroup 5600 16GB SODIMMs out of my own pocket for testing. APU is here now, memory should be here by Wednesday.
Nothing supplied with the system, alas. I would have had the memory already but I derped and forgot DeskMini = SODIMM.
Nothing supplied with the system, alas. I would have had the memory already but I derped and forgot DeskMini = SODIMM.
When do you have to return it by? Tempted to order the fastest SODIMM RAM I can find and an 8700G for you to test with
For some reason I thought there'd be non G and non F 8XXX CPUs with Graphics just like the 7XXX. Pardon.
ASRock discovered that there are other colors in the world besides black - Welcome DeskMini X600 white
Sneak peak: TeamGroup Elite DDR5-5600 16gb x 2 works fine with the 8600G
TED516G5600C46A-S01
Couldn't find any QVL listed memory locally for a non exorbitant price so went with these.
TED516G5600C46A-S01
Couldn't find any QVL listed memory locally for a non exorbitant price so went with these.
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