Testseek.dk har samlet 37 ekspertanmeldelser af ASRock X570 Taichi og den gennemsnitlige bedømmelse er 86%. Rul ned og se alle anmeldelser for ASRock X570 Taichi.
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ASRock X570 Taichi er et tungt sted at starte, da det er så meget high end, som det nu engang er. Til gengæld er det også rigtig lækkert at sætte barren højt fra starten af, så vi får noget godt at sammenligne med, når vi får de billigere kort på bænken...
Udgivet: 2019-11-01, Forfatter: stefan , anmeldelse af: madshrimps.be
The X570 Taichi AM4 motherboard from ASRock does incorporate the latest technologies and thanks to the latest AGESA microcode updates it does allow the Ryzen 3000 series to run at optimal boost speeds. While we consider that the latest AMD processors do r...
PRODUCT INFOAMD Ryzen 7 3700X / AMD Ryzen 5 3600X / ASRock X570 TaichiJuly 2019Type CPU / MotherboardPrice $329.99 US / $249.99 US / $299.99 USAMD Ryzen 3000 is officially here, bringing to consumers more cores, higher clocks, a new platform and most impo...
The best looking Taichi board to date, The perfect amount of RGB, WiFi 6 and USB 3.2 gen 2, Solid VRM, Power and reset buttons on the board
No Easy Mode in the BIOS, Have to remove the entire bottom heatsink to install one M.2 drive
Looking at the X570 Taichi it is definitely the best-looking “Taichi” motherboard that ASRock has ever made. This really shows that manufacturers are really starting to care more about the AMD platform and no longer making it a second priority to Intel bo...
Udgivet: 2019-07-07, Forfatter: Black , anmeldelse af: techpowerup.com
Excellent updated aesthetic, Great storage performance, Great RGB LED implementation, WiFi 6, 600 A VRM
Price, Overclocking, Less sophisticated BIOS
The ASRock X570 Taichi is available for US$299.99. Excellent updated aesthetic Great storage performance Great RGB LED implementation WiFi 6 600 A VRM Price Overclocking Less sophisticated BIOS The ASRock X570 Taichi is a welcome update to the classic Ta...
Udgivet: 2019-07-07, Forfatter: Thomas , anmeldelse af: tomshardware.com
Great performance, Good overclocking, 802.11ax,
Priced-in top cover adds inconvenience, Priced-in back cover offers little functionality, Noisy fan must be manually turned down
The X570 Taichi is a solid board, but we'd rather pay $20 less for it and have the convenience of easy M.2 slot access. We'd also like to see a firmware update that brings a default RPM slope to the 6000 RPM fan...
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Udgivet: 2019-09-30, Forfatter: Luke , anmeldelse af: kitguru.net
Strong out-of-the-box performance, thanks to high voltages and frequencies, Solid VRM solution with adequate cooling, Overclocked the Ryzen 9 3900X well, Easy-to-use UEFI, Good fan speed control in the UEFI and software, Plenty of RGB lighting in differen
High out-of-the-box power consumption and temperatures due to aggressive stock voltage, Internal USB Type-C header positioning is an unmissable error, Metal shroud adds inconvenience when adding/removing M.2 SSDs, Chipset cooling performance is not ideal,
The ASRock X570 Taichi is a premium motherboard that will keep many buyers happy without needing to spend £50 extra for the next tier of products. Priced at around £300, the X570 Taichi certainly isn't cheap. However, the strong RGB system, triple M.2 con...
Udgivet: 2019-07-22, Forfatter: Andrew , anmeldelse af: techteamgb.co.uk
Abstrakt: X570 motherboards are here, and they are pricey, and this ASRock board is no different. Let's quickly cover why. First, it's got PCIe Gen 4 support, that's pricey. Second, the power delivery for the CPUs, this board has to handle a 16 core CPU and overclo...
Better looking than previous Taichi boards, if you're into the style, Consistently good performance, Plenty of storage options (3x NVMe + 8x SATA)
FCH fan is very annoying, Poor power management, Only 1-Gigabit ethernet, Awkward heatsink removal to install/change M.2 SSDs
Aesthetics are entirely subjective but we don't really appreciate the unique style adorned across the motherboard. The extensive RGB lighting is nice and all, but contrasting that against an industrial style with the cogs on the FCH, just isn't our ‘cup o...
