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Heh I didn't even see the proceeding UTC, saw the GMT and left it at that!
The ASRock thread [support/feedback/etc]
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Here they are - the 200 series motherboards. They're Unstoppable!
Will there be a Z270M OC Formula ?
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So AMD have officially announced ASRock as Partners for Zen AM4 Motherboards, they even announced ASRock will be doing the X370 Taichi model, do you guys have any other X370 models planned? quite like those Z270 series you have above, any chance of those in X370?
Also - the Rack guys have indeed taken out the Deep Sleep options in newer BIOS versions as it caused some issues.
There will be more, but we can't tell you exactly what currently.
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No Probs, seen a pick of your X370 Fatality as well, looks very nice, and the X370 Taichi.
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So there is no way to enable automatic hibernation on this motherboard? Disappointing as I used the manual and website to determine some of the features I needed, also there is nothing in the bios download section to say that deep sleep is no longer supported.
Basically, yes - sorry about that. You can always revert to an older BIOS version and see if it works for you.
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Hmmm I was hoping for more to be honest, a competitor supports deep sleep (and S3) plus HMTL5 for the iKVM but choose the E3C224, I think I might have made the wrong choice.
As none of the bios downloads have a change log, can you find out which BIOS still supports deep sleep? I'd still prefer to have access to broadwell cpus as well as an upgrade path.
I'd rather not have to fork out more money for another motherboard as nothing is cheap here in New Zealand and I'd lose out on the cost of this one too.
As none of the bios downloads have a change log, can you find out which BIOS still supports deep sleep? I'd still prefer to have access to broadwell cpus as well as an upgrade path.
I'd rather not have to fork out more money for another motherboard as nothing is cheap here in New Zealand and I'd lose out on the cost of this one too.
Of course - we're checking which version is the latest to support deep sleep and get back to you once we have an answer.
An overview of our new, Unstoppable range of 200-series motherboards.
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Any info on the Supercarrier board?
1.40 is the latest version with deep sleep capabilities.
Some of the features are outlined here: http://www.asrock.com/microsite/Intel200/
A full product page for the Supercarrier will pop up in the future.
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Any idea when we will see info on the AM4 boards? a bit more detail etc? seen pics of 2 so far! we want more!!!
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@ AsrockMB........ It looks like I'm upgrading to Kabylake and I'm in the market for a suitable mobo. Now, I don't need insane overclocking options, maybe up to 4.2-4.4 (virtually the boost speed of some of these cpus) and I don't even know what most of these new mobo options are, let alone use them, so I'm looking at a basic mobo that'll allow for a bit of o/clocking (even auto overclocking would be nice), usb 3, easy to use uefi, etc. I'm basically a pc ludite, so if its easier to use/set up, I'm in.
I used to use a lot of ASrock boards years ago for AMD builds and I found 'em super reliable, cheap and easy to setup so I'm assuming nothings changed so I fancy giving them a go instead of the gigabyte option that I'd usually go for. Heres a couple that caught my eye
Z270 Pro4 Intel Z270 (Socket 1151) DDR4 ATX Motherboard
Z270M Pro4 Intel Z270 (Socket 1151) DDR4 Micro ATX Motherboard
Any opinions appreciated.
I used to use a lot of ASrock boards years ago for AMD builds and I found 'em super reliable, cheap and easy to setup so I'm assuming nothings changed so I fancy giving them a go instead of the gigabyte option that I'd usually go for. Heres a couple that caught my eye
Z270 Pro4 Intel Z270 (Socket 1151) DDR4 ATX Motherboard
Z270M Pro4 Intel Z270 (Socket 1151) DDR4 Micro ATX Motherboard
Any opinions appreciated.
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Thanks, so downgrading to this bios will obviously kill the upgrade path to Broadwell in the future, I also note that on the latest bios release it has this improvement:
1.Improve PCIe card compatibility
What does that mean? I run this motherboard with a GTX1070 and would prefer not to run into trouble; again no change log or expanded description to understand what this means!
Whew.. Finally found the perfect motherboard for my passive cooled HTPC setup.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asro...1151-ddr4-mini-itx-motherboard-mb-14j-ak.html
The info on overclockers.co.uk does not match the info on Asrocks site, though. According to Asrock the motherboard has thunderbolt 3, displayport 1.2 and HDMI 2.0. So it natively supports 4k@60hz over HDMI as the only mini-ITX board I've seen yet.
Any idea when this board may be available?
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asro...1151-ddr4-mini-itx-motherboard-mb-14j-ak.html
The info on overclockers.co.uk does not match the info on Asrocks site, though. According to Asrock the motherboard has thunderbolt 3, displayport 1.2 and HDMI 2.0. So it natively supports 4k@60hz over HDMI as the only mini-ITX board I've seen yet.
Any idea when this board may be available?
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The Pro4's are basically sitting at the lower end of our high-end stuff. Perfect if you're just on the market for an all-round board. The Z270M is Micro-ATX whereas the non-M is ATX - if you're building from scratch and want something slightly smaller, we recommend the M, if you're gonna fit it in a full-size case, the Z270 Pro4 makes more sense for future upgradability.
The PCI-E fixes made have been mostly for AMD graphics cards and peripheral cards. No real reports about NVIDIA cards not working as intended.
It does indeed come with Thunderbolt 3 and DP 1.2, and it indeed says 4k @ 60Hz on the specs on our product page, but nowhere does it actually mention HDMI 2.0 - we're double-checking to make sure. Same thing with availability, we'll get back to you as soon as we have word on it.
It'll be available in UK by the end of January.
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A look at the Z270 Taichi and the Fatal1ty Z270 Professoinal Gaming i7:
AsrockMB said:
Ah - I assumed (never a good thing) that it was HDMI 2.0 - because as far as I know, HDMI 1.4 does not support 4k@60hz. I may be wrong, though
Perfect, thank you
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Which of your boards come with native USB C? I'm guessing that's the Thunderbolt models?
You don't make it easy to filter down to see which ATX models support Thunderbolt
You don't make it easy to filter down to see which ATX models support Thunderbolt