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AsRock X399 Taichi (TR4, AMD X399, ATX)

AsRock X399 Taichi

TR4, AMD X399, ATX


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11 reviews

  • ankabo

    5 years ago

    Stable, fast, ports like crazy ;-)

    I use this board with a Threadripper 2950X and am very satisfied.
    Memory is GSkill Trident Z with 3200Mhz and CL14 (XMP would be 3600 Mhz with CL16), a 1080Ti, 2x M.2 and 7 SATA drives. 2x LAN runs in teaming, I don't use
    WLAN.
    Everything runs to my complete satisfaction. I haven't had any problems so far, everything runs stable and very fast.
    The "Blink Blink" can be turned off, so I often don't understand the negative reviews about it. There are also people who use such a board in the showcase, they are happy about it ;-)
     

    Pro

    • Many SATA ports
    • 3x M.2
    • Very stable and fast
    • Power saving compared to other boards
    • Many memory running even not on the list
    • Fast and good firmware support

    Contra

    • Nothing to complain about so far
  • ph0ib0s

    7 years ago

    Top quality. Very good combination of extensions, without LED gimmicks.

    Assemble PC's for 30 years (IT engineer), installed my first AsRock board (Taichi) and I am so impressed that I will prefer AsRock products from now on.

    Pro

    • Quality
  • Anonymous

    5 years ago
    purchased this product

    Also suitable for Linux workstation

    I bought the board with a Threadripper 2920X for my new workstation (software development). Accordingly, gaming attributes (SLI, LED, ...) did not interest me much, but connectors and Linux compatibility. The board meets these requirements completely. The installation with a Noctua NH-U14S TR4-SP3 worked fine, the Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-3200 bars work without problems (although not on the compatibility list) and even Ubuntu 16.04 boots, which was still on the old hard disk. 

    Pro

    • Works with Ubuntu Linux
    • Many ports
    • Passively cooled
    • Instructions understandable
    • Simple assembly
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