ASRock Releases X870E Taichi OCF with 25 110A VRM Design, along with X870 Taichi Creator & Nova

Alright, so here’s the thing. ASRock’s been busy at Computex, flaunting their new stuff like a kid with a shiny toy. And by “stuff,” I mean motherboards. Yeah, motherboards. Glamorous, I know. But hang on—there’s some coolness here.

So picture this—ASRock rolls out the X870E Taichi OCF, all decked out for AMD’s AM5. It’s like they took their overclocking-loving Taichi OCF boards (usually chilling with Intel) and said, “Hey, AMD, you want in?” And AMD was like, “Sure, why not?”

Now, these boards are like the Usain Bolt of motherboards, boasting a 25-phase design with 110A SPS power stages. If that sounds like tech gibberish, think of it as having a super strong and fast engine under the hood. Two DDR5 DIMM slots right next to the CPU socket, supporting up to 128 gigs of RAM and mind-blowing speeds over 9000 MT/s. Not sure why I remembered that, but it’s impressive, right?

The I/O? There’s this whole buffet of PCIe slots and M.2 options. It’s like they crammed all the storage and connectivity into one party. USBs galore—Type-Cs, Type-As, all kinds of numbered Gens I can’t keep straight. Oh, and there’s 5 GbE LAN, WIFI7, and those little pro overclocking toys they toss in. It’s like they’re inviting you to test the boundaries, see how much heat you can handle.

Design-wise, oh my… it’s got this gold and black look. Very sleek, very Taichi. There’s even a lineup of buttons and switches for those who get a kick out of maxing things out.

Switching gears—get this—the X870 Taichi Creator is a thing too. It’s tailored for folks into content creation, packing a solid 21 Phase 80A SPS design. More DIMM slots here, up to 256 gigs, a whole hive of USB ports, and it vibes with the latest connectivity gizmos. Seriously, this board seems to be making a play for anyone who needs muscle for creative work.

And before I forget, there’s the X870 NOVA WIFI. Basically, its design feels like déjà vu if you’ve seen the X870E NOVA WIFI. But this time, it’s more wallet-friendly. A bit like getting a cheaper cut of steak at a nice restaurant but still getting that taste.

Down the rabbit hole we go to the Mini-ITX world with the A620AI WIFI. Imagine it as the compact, entry-level kid brother—still powerful with an 11-phase 80A VRM layout. Small but mighty. Performance on a budget—sure, why not? And it’s priced where you don’t need to break the piggy bank.

That’s about it—it’s tech stuff, it’s flashy, it’s ASRock trying to woo AMD fans or, you know, anyone who loves new gear to turn their computers into beasts. What a peculiar yet exciting time to be alive, right?