Sonic the Hedgehog fans are going to be kinda blown away, just like I am, with the announcement of the new ASRock Z790 PG Sonic motherboard. Yeah, there's an official Sonic the Hedgehog motherboard on ...

PC and components maker ASRock has another custom paint job motherboard in the pipeline. Coinciding with today’s release of the Intel Core i9-13900K and other overclockable 13th Gen Core ‘Raptor Lake’ ...

In celebration of the launch of Sonic Frontiers, ASRock is releasing an officially licenced Sonic the Hedgehog motherboard that's compatible with 12th and 13th Gen Intel Core processors. While these ...

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Obviously, the Sonic the Hedgehog theme is this motherboard's main attraction. ASRock's Riptide has been reskinned with blue silk-screened accents on the board and the brushed aluminum heatsinks and ...

The Sonic the Hedgehog themed Z790 is a re-skinned ASRock PG Riptide, and hasn’t been made available on any tech retailers yet. You pre-order the or i ginal ASRock PG Riptide here. We don’t know yet ...

Major motherboard manufacturers have rushed to offer Z790 refresh boards that update the Intel chipset platform with native support for 14th Generation "Raptor Lake Refresh" processors like the Core ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A few weeks back at Computex, ASRock unveiled a pair of interesting motherboards: The Z790 Taichi ...

What just happened? Intel's next processor series, Raptor Lake, won't be taking its cue from AMD's Zen 4 platform by supporting only DDR5 memory. It was long suspected that this would be the case, but ...

This motherboard is engineered with a 20+1+1 phase power design featuring 90A smart power stages, high-quality black capacitors rated for 20,000 hours of mean time between failures (MTBF), and a ...

First - you need to remove the Taichi from the foam. You can see the gears above the rear IO area - they move. The board is based on a 24+1+2 power phase design and cooled by big aluminium heat sinks ...