ASRock X299 Taichi

Asrock’s X299 Taichi CLX motherboard delivers extra PCIe lanes, offers a clean BIOS and board layout, and proves a fine choice for a powerhouse Intel Core X desktop PC build.

X299 Taichi XE We're big fans of the ASRock motherboard range, and I'm sure we're not alone. Their focus on flagship build quality and features that provide round the clock performance is always impressive. Of course, coming from their background in enterprise and server technology, it's no surprise they've learnt a few tricks in those markets. With X299 being more focused on the enthusiast and workstation based systems, it's a perfect match for ASRock. What ASRock Had to Say 'Designed with a 13 Power Phase design, this motherboard features sturdy components and completely smooth power delivery to the CPU. Plus,

Is the combination of enhanced I/O panel features and reduced internal sharing conflicts the recipe for an award-winning X299 motherboard? Let's find out.

ASRock’s X299 Taichi hits the bench with 2.5GbE and 48 CPU-based lanes.

Intel fires back with an HEDT refresh that promises higher clocks and significantly lower prices! ASRock is ready with the new ASRock X299 Taichi CLX. The X299 Taichi CLX boasts a powerful VRM, 2.5 Gb/s LAN, and a sleek modern aesthetic! How will it perform when paired with a new Intel i9-10900X?

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We take a look at ASRock's latest X299 Taichi XE motherboard.

ASRock has released the third revision to their X299 Taichi series, the X299 Taichi CLX, which I will be testing today with Intel's Core i9-10980XE CPU.

While AMD's ThreadRipper X399 platform has undeniably stolen a lot of the spotlight from Intel's newest HEDT offerings, there still no doubt that the Skylake-X X299 platform has a lot going for it. This is especially true with the recent launch of the higher core count Core i9-7960X and Core...

Today, we’ll be taking a look at the ASRock X299 Taichi motherboard. This motherboard utilizes the latest Intel X299 chipset and supports all the latest Skylake-X and KabyLake-X (LGA 2066) processors from Intel. It comes ...

Just over four months ago during Computex 2017, Intel and its partners announced the X299 platform and associated CPUs. For the first time, we’d finally have parity between the HEDT and desktop platforms from Intel. No longer would the HEDT chipsets be relegated to older technologies while the desktop parts flourished with support for new technologies like Intel Optane and native support for the latest connectivity standards. The X299 chipset arrived with some controversy, as it appeared that under specific […]