Friday, May 26th 2023

ASRock to Show New Gaming Monitors and More at Computex 2023

ASRock, a global leader in motherboards, graphics cards, monitors, and small form factor PCs, is excited to announce its participation in the upcoming COMPUTEX Taipei 2023 after years of anticipation. ASRock will showcase a range of breathtaking innovative products and highly anticipated technology demonstrations. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the ASRock latest products and solutions firsthand; also, get the immersive gaming experience at ASRock booth.

Unveiling the Next-Gen ASRock Monitors
ASRock is set to showcase an exciting lineup of monitors at COMPUTEX 2023, featuring six existing products along with new gaming and business models. The spotlight will be on the PG558KF and PG32UMF, two high-end monitors.
The PG558KF is a remarkable 55-inch display that boasts 8K UHD resolution and HDR 1000 support. This cutting-edge monitor equips with upgraded gear and ready for the next generation of high-definition console and PC gaming.

On the other hand, the PG32UMF Mini-LED gaming monitor offers a 144 Hz refresh rate, 1152-zone local dimming, and remarkable HDR 1400 with 97% DCI-P3 wide color gamut support. Its vibrant and vivid colors deliver an exceptional 4K UHD gaming experience. Both high-end models featured HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 interfaces, as well as a USB Type-C PD3.0 90 W fast charging (upstream) port and four USB Type-A (downstream) ports, provide gamers with more connectivity options.

Furthermore, the PG27QF2A IPS gaming monitor, designed with mainstream specifications, offers 2K QHD resolution with 165 Hz high refresh rate. It featured a brand-new Phantom Gaming design and inherits the exclusive built-in Wi-Fi antenna, ensuring stable Wi-Fi reception on PCs and resolving latency and lag issues for online gaming.

Lastly, ASRock plans to launch the A27FE and A24FE models in the second half of the year. These entry-level monitors are equipped with FHD IPS panels, 100 Hz refresh rate, and support for AMD FreeSync technology, which effectively eliminates the screen tearing and stuttering. Both models are ideally for a range of applications, including business, education, home, and light gaming usage.

Z790 & B650 Series Motherboard Refresh - Link The Future
ASRock unveils its new PHANTOM GAMING lineup and proudly announces the high-end model Z790 Nova WiFi 7, the NOVA symbolizes the dazzling light and energy of a star explosion which provides powerful support to the gamers. The new motherboard equipped with latest WiFi 7 and 5 Gbps LAN to provide fastest internet connection, and to support the even more power hungry future CPUs. The Phantom Gaming Z790 Nova WiFi 7 is armed with 20+1+1 SPS Dr.MOS, the new 20K long lasting capacitors and 2oz inner layer PCB to provide unlimited computing performance. Alongside Z790 Riptide WiFi and Z790 Lightning WiFi, these cater to various needs for every segment. Featuring superior VRM and PCB design along with the latest tool less M.2 heatsink design, offer enhanced performance and immersive gaming experience.

The Taichi Lite series is here! Motherboard has been increasingly luxury especially on the high end segment, with those boutique looking design and fancy RGB effects, these cost adders lead motherboard prices exploded for the past few years, but things are about to change. Based on the existing Z790/B650E Taichi, the Z790/B650E Taichi Lite both equipped 100% of the original specification such as 24 phase VRM for vCore, USB4 Type-C and Gen 5 M.2 support, Taichi Lite series will be focusing purely on the functionality, performance and durability, and with the new simplified design concept, ASRock has brought the long awaited affordable high end motherboard finally back to the market!

New Mini PC
ASRock proudly announces its new DeskMeet series which can support AMD Ryzen 7000 Series processors up to 65 watts, four DDR5 memory slots, a PCIe 4.0 graphics card within 20 cm, one 2.5G LAN and two M.2 PCIe SSD slots, one of them offers up to PCIe 5.0 high speed. Moreover, ASRock is so excited to make DeskSlim series debut in COMPUTEX. The volume of DeskSlim is only 6.5L, but it can be compatible with DeskMeet's motherboards and support slim ODD for business usage.

For Intel new models, ASRock will start mass production of DeskMeet B760 and DeskMini B760 in Q3 this year. ASRock is committed to providing various Mini PC product lines for users to choose.
Source: ASRock
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9 Comments on ASRock to Show New Gaming Monitors and More at Computex 2023

#1
TheLostSwede
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I would hazard a very educated guess that at least some of the new displays will use AUO panels.
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#2
dyonoctis
The fact that we are seeing updated z790 motherboards from MSI and Asrock probably means that Intel intends to expand the lifespan of that platform by a good bit. Wifi 7 was supposed to be a z890 novelty, according the older leaks.
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sethmatrix7
dyonoctisThe fact that we are seeing updated z790 motherboards from MSI and Asrock probably means that Intel intends to expand the lifespan of that platform by a good bit. Wifi 7 was supposed to be a z890 novelty, according the older leaks.
Yea it's lifespan may be extended in that there won't be new Intel desktop consumer processors (on a new socket) for another year, but I haven't seen anything that points to the next generation being on LGA1700.
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#4
EatingDirt
What's up with the trend of 27" spindly monitor legs that take up the entire length of desk that the monitor sits on? Monitor legs on 27" 16:9 monitors do not need to span almost the entire length of the monitor. They have the illusion of not taking up as much space because they're skinny, but in reality they take up much more space than just a standard square block.

A fine example of a simple stand not taking up much space: TUF Gaming VG27VQMY
Alternatively, look how much actual desk space this monitor takes up: ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM
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#5
Bagerklestyne
I am curious about the B650E Taichi lite.

What are they cutting out of the board and how much is it like to come down.

The current board is nicely loaded with features (everything but 10gig ethernet almost) but it's firmly in X670E territory and my local pricing has it 30% above Rog Strix B650E which is considered a premium board as is (despite Asus's issues this month with bios, warranty and RMA's) and a similar amount above the X670E Tuf gaming.

This is for what (best I can tell) amounts to a few more usb ports, usb4, excellent VRM. Does it really deserve to command such a premium over the other boards.

Here's to hoping the lite board will be solid offering.
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#6
Minus Infinity
sethmatrix7Yea it's lifespan may be extended in that there won't be new Intel desktop consumer processors (on a new socket) for another year, but I haven't seen anything that points to the next generation being on LGA1700.
Meteor Lake is said to be on 1851 same as Arrow Lake. Raptor Lake R is coming in late Q3 IIRC so socket 1700 will last until Arrow Lake comes out on desktop.
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TheLostSwede
News Editor
EatingDirtWhat's up with the trend of 27" spindly monitor legs that take up the entire length of desk that the monitor sits on? Monitor legs on 27" 16:9 monitors do not need to span almost the entire length of the monitor. They have the illusion of not taking up as much space because they're skinny, but in reality they take up much more space than just a standard square block.

A fine example of a simple stand not taking up much space: TUF Gaming VG27VQMY
Alternatively, look how much actual desk space this monitor takes up: ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM
It seems to have become a "cool" industry norm for gamur gear...
That's why I got an Acer Nitro, as they still have normal stands.
I'm in fully agreement here that these stupid stands are utterly crap.
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#8
dyonoctis
TheLostSwedeIt seems to have become a "cool" industry norm for gamur gear...
That's why I got an Acer Nitro, as they still have normal stands.
I'm in fully agreement here that these stupid stands are utterly crap.
Not just gaming, LG does that on a lot of their UltraFine display as well (included the two professional OLED)
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#9
Nostras
Neat, I was wondering where the 7000 series deskmeet was. Guess it's upcoming. I'll be eyeing it.
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