ASRock Launches Intel Z390 motherboards with Phantom Gaming Series
ASRock is pleased to announce the launch of the new Intel Z390 motherboard series, and also the Phantom Gaming Motherboards, the latest addition to the company's popular Phantom Gaming line up.
These versatile new motherboards support the latest 9th Generation Intel® Core™ processors with socket 1151.
TAIPEI, Taiwan, October 05th, 2018 – The leading global motherboard manufacturer, ASRock, is pleased to announce the launch of the new Intel Z390 motherboard series, and also the Phantom Gaming Motherboards, the latest addition to the company's popular Phantom Gaming line up. These versatile new motherboards support the latest 9th Generation Intel® Core™ processors with socket 1151.
A Blazingly Fast Gaming Network Experience
Fast internet will be the trend of the future, it is certain that the old-fashioned 1 Gbps Ethernet with soon be replaced by the more advanced 2.5 Gbps LAN interface, giving network performance boost to up to 2.5x the speed of old-fashioned gigabit Ethernet. The Z390 Phantom Gaming motherboards will be the first to adopt this new industry standard and provides blazing fast 2.5 Gbps LAN, supporting next generation networking standards, for an unbeatable experience. The intelligent Phantom Gaming 2.5Gb/s LAN platform is designed for the demanding requirements of home networking, content creators, online gamers and users of high-quality streaming media. Also ASRock’s Phantom Gaming network software is able to automatically accelerate critical gaming network traffic ahead of other data to provide smoother, stutter-free game performance and give gamers the ultimate competitive edge.
Stable power 24/7
ASRock's IR Digital PWM 12 Power Phase design is ready for the most demanding modern processors. In this latest generation, Intel® has added more cores to the new processors, so these already powerful CPUs now offer even higher performance. But more cores can sometimes demand more power when overclocking. By providing the steady and solid support of twelve power phases, the ASRock power system is designed for maximum stability at all times, and for maximum overclocking ability whenever you need it.
The new Z390 motherboards from ASRock bring best-in-class features to power users, including the most responsive high-speed internet connectivity at up to 2.5 Gbps, super stable 12 phase power design – plus outstanding ASRock features such as USB Type-C, vivid Creative Sound Blaster Cinema 5 sound, vibrant Polychrome SYNC full color RGB LED control, and full coverage M.2 heatsinks to keep up with the fastest storage performance. With all these powerful and versatile new features, ASRock now has the best all round product line for gamers, as well as for performance-hungry power users.
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Don Vito Corleone
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Yep, that was the plan. They, however, posted it all.
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If rumors are true, you will be able to get a 2700x with it´s fan cooler and an Asus Crosshair motherboard for the price of a 9900k CPU when it launches. Let´s wait until october, 19th to get the reviews (if is not just a paper launch) and let´s hope that the price/performance ratio worth it
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the new standard 2.5Gb ? where ? the next standard already exists and it's called 10Gbit
I'm lucky enough to have 10GBit internet so hard pass for me completely useless port
win7 with Intel X550 ethernet card https://www.speedtest.net/result/d/b6170b84-a376-42f8-8413-4bbdfcb144aa
in reality my max seems to be 2.8Gb/s probably because of the SSDs/motherboard etc..steam torrents etc all max out at 2.8 can't be a coincidence
I know I'm a special case, still why would you release a brand new chipset with 2.5Gb it seems dumb to me..I'm waiting for the ASrock with the 10Gb port
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As a Romanian, very proud by my 1gbps connection, seeing what Salt Fiber offers at a very small price... well, I'm hiding in a dark corner, weeping uncontrollably.
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Weren´t Z390 suppose to be announced the 8th of october? https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/intel-releases-z390-on-october-8th8-core-cpus-two-weeks-later.html