ASRock Launches Next-Gen DeskMini B860 and DeskMini X600/USB4 Mini PCs

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Thunderbolt and USB4 Come to Mini PCs.

[Press Release] ASRock has introduced two new additions to its mini PC lineup: the DeskMini B860 and DeskMini X600/USB4. Designed for work, education, home entertainment, and signage, these compact systems pack serious performance.

The DeskMini B860 runs on Intel’s next-gen platform, offering Thunderbolt 4, quad-display support, and dual DDR5 CSODIMM memory. It’s also Energy Star 9.0 compliant, ensuring efficient operation in business and office environments.

 Built for AMD AM5 processors, the DeskMini X600/USB4 replaces the legacy D-sub port with USB4, delivering faster data speeds and better expansion. It supports triple displays and is ideal for AI tasks, classrooms, and multimedia setups.

Both models support dual DDR5 memory, various USB options, and flexible storage. With strong performance in a small form factor, ASRock’s DeskMini series is built for users who need efficiency without compromise.

Check out ASRock’s official website for more details.

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