ASRock Motherboards

ASRock's Z890 Taichi is a robust Intel ATX motherboard with all the features you'd want in a high-end board for your next premium PC build.

ASRock's X870E Taichi Lite is a handsomely equipped midrange AMD motherboard. While it lacks builder bling like RGB LEDs, it makes up for that with class-leading specifications and solid performance.

The Taiwanese motherboard and GPU vendor may avoid price increases for now, though, citing a competitive market.

We spotted more than a dozen of the company's upcoming motherboards at Computex 2024, ready to drop for AMD's and Intel's forthcoming desktop CPUs later this year.

A worthwhile budget Mini-ITX effort for Intel CPUs, ASRock's B760I Lightning doesn't have a lot of USB ports, but its hearty power delivery, speedy memory support, and performance (under proper cooling settings) make it a fine foundation for compact builds.

ASRock's PG Z790 Lightning Wi-Fi is a well-equipped motherboard for just under $200, offering three M.2 sockets and six SATA ports, integrated Wi-Fi 6E, capable power delivery, and integrated RGB lighting.

MSI says it's going to enable the support for 256GB of RAM on its motherboard models through a BIOS update.

ASRock's X670E PG Lightning is a well-equipped, wallet-friendly motherboard that gives Ryzen desktop builders ample M.2 storage options and plenty of USB ports front and rear.

ASRock's B650E Taichi Lite waters down the trademark aesthetics of the Taichi motherboard line in favor of overkill power delivery, premium audio, and loads of rear ports for less than $300.

Adore Sonic the Hedgehog? Your dream motherboard has arrived. ASRock's Z790 PG Sonic may not rate a bushel of gold rings, but it's a uniquely styled Intel platform with serious storage potential, Killer LAN, and RGB bling.

It looks like a graffiti tagger hit it with a can of orange Krylon, but ASRock's B650E LiveMixer is an affordable AMD motherboard with street cred for digital content creators, packing three M.2 sockets and no fewer than 14 rear USB ports. A lack of onboard Wi-Fi (and just two SATA ports) are all that keep it from stardom.

Well-priced at $289.99, ASRock's B650E PG-ITX is the only motherboard in its class with a PCI Express 5.0 M.2 socket and Killler networking, as well as robust power delivery. If you don't mind a previous-gen audio codec and only two SATA ports, it's the pick of the litter for B650 Mini-ITX.

ASRock's B650E Steel Legend WiFi is among the least-expensive AM5 motherboards equipped with a PCI Express 5.0 x16 slot. If you don't need that slot, though, you can find better-equipped platforms without one in the same price range.

ASRock's X670E Taichi jams in about everything you'd want from an AMD AM5 motherboard for years to come. Just be sure that this big E-ATX board fits in your case—and your budget.

The ASRock B760 Pro RS is one of the better budget motherboard options for 12th and 13th Gen Intel CPUs. Capable power delivery and generous storage options (if not the highest-speed USB) set this model apart.

Asrock's B660 Steel Legend is a decent board for home office and productivity use, but the extra controllers added to compensate for the chipset’s limitations make it pricier than some H670 rivals.

It's neither the best-equipped nor the cheapest motherboard in ASRock’s stable, but the H670 PG Riptide strikes an excellent balance of features and price for Intel "Alder Lake" upgraders.

Gaming on a budget and want a stellar board for maximum looks and modest overclocking of an Intel "Alder Lake" chip? Asrock's B660M Steel Legend is an excellent choice for MicroATX.

Asrock's Z690 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB4 motherboard is short on flair, but its solid operation and fine features make it an ideal Mini-ITX gaming platform.

Asrock's Z690 Taichi is a smart choice for extreme overclocking attempts on Intel "Alder Lake" CPUs, but it's overpriced for other uses, and saddled with some questionable board-layout decisions.