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Photographs of the ASRock Z690 Taichi, Extreme, Steel Legend, and Phantom Gaming motherboards.
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As videocardz has spotted; The Z690 Taichi, Extreme, and Steel Legend are the top-tier models in the list, while the manufacturer is also developing an Aqua series with a monoblock already fitted. Following the discontinuation of the Fatal1ty series, ASRock first concentrated on the Phantom Gaming series, which appears to be falling farther and further down the range with each iteration.
Furthermore, the absence of H670/B660 and H610 boards from this list suggests that those boards will not be available at the same time as the Z690 series of boards.
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#5953521 Posted on: 10/09/2021 06:09 AM
Maybe wait for "Velocita" or "Formula" versions...
I always like ASROCK but some of their models with features vs prices are just off.
The two aforementioned usually has the best balance, to me, but prices are always a premium for the feature set.
Maybe wait for "Velocita" or "Formula" versions...
I always like ASROCK but some of their models with features vs prices are just off.
The two aforementioned usually has the best balance, to me, but prices are always a premium for the feature set.
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#5953658 Posted on: 10/09/2021 04:52 PM
YAWN....
very nice except day 1 obsolete with a new chipset/cpu coming within a year, not a good time to buy Intel. a totally different story next year
YAWN....
very nice except day 1 obsolete with a new chipset/cpu coming within a year, not a good time to buy Intel. a totally different story next year
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#5953803 Posted on: 10/10/2021 12:55 AM
YAWN....
very nice except day 1 obsolete with a new chipset/cpu coming within a year, not a good time to buy Intel. a totally different story next year
LGA 1700 will also support LGA 18XX.
YAWN....
very nice except day 1 obsolete with a new chipset/cpu coming within a year, not a good time to buy Intel. a totally different story next year
LGA 1700 will also support LGA 18XX.
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#5953804 Posted on: 10/10/2021 01:04 AM
really? my bad
tho' still a one year cpu when next year's will be (for sure) amazing.
i love doing builds so i'll probably make one for friend or family. having the same chipset as next year's is big for Intel. they are also getting a good ecosystem of ddr and pcie memory going, but again a steep upgrade when we know LGA 18xx is measurably better.
early adopter fee in this case will be like ordering Cristal to go with your dinner.
LGA 1700 will also support LGA 18XX.
really? my bad
tho' still a one year cpu when next year's will be (for sure) amazing.
i love doing builds so i'll probably make one for friend or family. having the same chipset as next year's is big for Intel. they are also getting a good ecosystem of ddr and pcie memory going, but again a steep upgrade when we know LGA 18xx is measurably better.
early adopter fee in this case will be like ordering Cristal to go with your dinner.
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uh where are the usb ports ? if it's true pcie 5 and 4 there should be more than 2-4 ?
doesnt' look good at all as a x570 asus crosshair viii dark hero owner (11 usb-a 1 usb-c on rear io)