Wednesday, October 12th 2022
ASRock Launches LiveMixer Series Motherboards
Leading global motherboard manufacturer, ASRock, is proud to announce its new lineup, LiveMixer. There are Z790 LiveMixer and B650 LiveMixer for Intel's and AMD's new platform separately, which are produced in partnership with content creators that need motherboards with superb reliability, cutting-edge performance and an extended connectivity mix for the many auxiliary devices required for streaming. LiveMixer is the incarnation of valiance. It sets us free from the concrete jungle with its colorful graffiti. The stylish pattern represents the courage and bravery we possess to speak up for ourselves and try new things enriching life.
"We've studied the need of live streaming for a long time, and here comes our first LiveMixer that helps streamers to stream in great quality with its well VRM design, additional PCIe slots and twenty-plus USB ports." Says Chris Lee, Vice President of ASRock Motherboard & Gaming Monitor Business Unit. With a maximum of 23 USB ports to connect external devices, users will never run short. Hook up every peripheral, whether it's mice, keyboards, microphones, headsets, multiple cameras, fill-lights, macropads, and much more. Equipped with dual PCI-Express 4x slots & Thunderbolt header, The LiveMixer allows users to connect a graphics card, a high-speed capture card and a Thunderbolt add-in card at the same time.
Expedite video editing using the newest PCI-Express 5.0 NVMe SSDs with incredible data-transfer speeds. A multi-layer heatsink provides superb heat dissipation, ensuring even during sustained heavy use the highest performance SSDs can work without thermal throttling.
Ultra USB Power
The LiveMixer features Ultra USB Power, which uses a dedicated IC that converts 12 V power to 5 V, ensuring less voltage drop to provide more stable power to demanding USB devices. Completely separated from other 5 V circuits, it ensures USB audio devices suffer less noise, and it prevents power-related interference from other 5 V connected devices, such as ARGB LEDs.
Lightning Gaming Ports
The LiveMixer includes Lightning Gaming Ports that are dedicated to providing the lowest latency mouse and keyboard input. Lightning Gaming Ports connect via their own dedicated controller, which avoids signal delay, helping gamers to play with minimal jitter and input latency.
Show Your Personality
Build a fresh rig that reflects your personality, enjoyment of streaming, and gaming live. Create without compromise, attach all your gear all the time. Never sweat it. Set your streams free.
For more information, visit the product pages of the B650 Livemixer and Z790 Livemixer.
"We've studied the need of live streaming for a long time, and here comes our first LiveMixer that helps streamers to stream in great quality with its well VRM design, additional PCIe slots and twenty-plus USB ports." Says Chris Lee, Vice President of ASRock Motherboard & Gaming Monitor Business Unit. With a maximum of 23 USB ports to connect external devices, users will never run short. Hook up every peripheral, whether it's mice, keyboards, microphones, headsets, multiple cameras, fill-lights, macropads, and much more. Equipped with dual PCI-Express 4x slots & Thunderbolt header, The LiveMixer allows users to connect a graphics card, a high-speed capture card and a Thunderbolt add-in card at the same time.
Ultra USB Power
The LiveMixer features Ultra USB Power, which uses a dedicated IC that converts 12 V power to 5 V, ensuring less voltage drop to provide more stable power to demanding USB devices. Completely separated from other 5 V circuits, it ensures USB audio devices suffer less noise, and it prevents power-related interference from other 5 V connected devices, such as ARGB LEDs.
Lightning Gaming Ports
The LiveMixer includes Lightning Gaming Ports that are dedicated to providing the lowest latency mouse and keyboard input. Lightning Gaming Ports connect via their own dedicated controller, which avoids signal delay, helping gamers to play with minimal jitter and input latency.
Show Your Personality
Build a fresh rig that reflects your personality, enjoyment of streaming, and gaming live. Create without compromise, attach all your gear all the time. Never sweat it. Set your streams free.
For more information, visit the product pages of the B650 Livemixer and Z790 Livemixer.
35 Comments on ASRock Launches LiveMixer Series Motherboards
But when I opened the post, I was pleasantly surprised to see some graphics designs that actually look kinda cool...especially that ORANGE one, nice job ! And I am generally not a big AsSruk fan either....
But what exactly is a "lightning gaming port" ? Probably just a over-hyped description of the USB ports for the rodent & KB that has it's own controller ?....the marketing team must have worked overtime on that one, hehehe :)
The last silly "hot take" on mobo colors I thought was interesting was when MSI just made everything silver. That died off though.
Also interesting they seem to have done this without littering with extra lights, massive heatsinks that do nothing, and LEDs/OLED everywhere.
If you want interesting pictures, then open Paint or visit a gallery :D
Or imagine a train - who gives you the right to ruin the train with graffiti?
1: graffiti is paint. Walls are often - even mostly - painted. There is no clear break between "wall" or "train" and "paint". The only question is the legality or officialness of the paint job. Which brings us to the next point:
2: This is a motherboard explicitly designed with this design. By the motherboard maker. From the start. "The original idea of the object" here is literally "graffiti-themed motherboard".
Your logic here makes no sense whatsoever. You're entirely welcome to dislike the graffiti aesthetic, but please don't try to make that taste judgement into some bigger argument than what it is.
That´s the first thing that came into my mind.
Here's stuff from where I am from.
www.lovicarious.com/washington-dc-street-art/
Graffiti isn't what you seem to indicate it is. Are there vandals, yeah sure. But that's like saying punk rock or techno are all underground illegal drug fed movements. May have been at some point, sure as hell is not true now. Things change times change.Yeah and some of the most famous graffiti artist have art exhibits!
Again, just in my home town.
www.banksyexhibit.com/washington/
Do you know anything about this or you just don't like it and shitting out your mouth?