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A new overclocking world record has been set by G.Skill, with the brand's memory achieving speeds of DDR5-12666.

ASRock's latest options add a touch of style and exceptional performance to Intel's upcoming B-Series Arc graphics cards.

ASRock has just revealed a slew of new power supplies for its major lineups, offering high-end units for nearly everyone.

The ASRock Z890 Steel Legend WiFi shows outstanding price-to-performance, making it one of the best budget Z890 boards out there. It offers a fairly capable 18+1+1+1+1 VRM solution, DDR5 support up to 9466 MT/s, WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and dual Thunderbolt 4 ports.

The ASRock Z890 Nova WiFi is just another ASRock board that impressed us with its value. At $349, it's got a power 20+1+2+1+1 power phase design (110A VCore for SPS) with excellent VRM cooling on top. It powers the best I/O you can get right now, including Thunderbolt 4, WiFi 7, and Bluetooth 5.4.

It has been quite a busy week, with the latest Z890 motherboards being tested back-to-back. In this review, I will be taking a look...

The ASRock X870 Steel Legend looks great, is priced fairly, and has enough connectivity for most users. It features a 14+2+1 VRM setup (80A SPS for VCore + SOC), which means you can comfortably run even the most demanding Ryzen CPUs on it.

The ASRock X870E Taichi Lite is a $399 powerhouse with a VRM setup (24+2+1, 110A SPS for VCore and SoC) that can compete with enthusiast-class boards. That's not its only attraction; the board has a fascinating design, multiple handy features, and excellent connectivity options, with USB4 and WiFi 7 being the icing on the cake. Circling back to the price, this is a great option among X870E boards.

ASRock's latest X870 and X870e motherboards are all set to unlock a new level of performance for PC gamers using the Ryzen 9000 CPUs.

V-Color is joining ASRock to offer compatibility between its memory and the latter's exceptional industrial motherboards.

ASRock has just unveiled several new gaming monitors, offering both budget and high-end displays at resolutions like 1080p and 1440p.

ASRock just unveiled two new models of its 180Hz monitor series, offering 27" 1080p panels with incredible display quality.