ASROCK AMD X470 Chip Set ATX Motherboard X470 Taichi

Worked right out of the box. Bios flash was simple and no issues setting RAM to correct speeds. Almost went with gaming carbon pro. However my last board was AS Rock too and its still going hard after 7 years so I stuck with them. So far no complaints.

I was divided on the X470 or X570, but decided with this one. The color scheme fits what I look for and the onboard RGB is easy to use. I only had to tune my case fan default settings in the BIOS, worked with my RAM's XMP profile without issues. It has 2 SATA controllers, 6 on the main chipset and 2 on a second.Was a good upgrade from my ASRock X370 Killer.

I purchased this item used from Amazon Warehouse. The board functions as expected except for one flaw: the rear panel USB 3.1 Gen2 is unusable because devices plugged into it (like an external hard drive) disconnect when under load, regardless of whether running Windows 10 or Linux. The same devices function fine in the USB 3.1 Gen1 ports. I have only tested the Type A port and found it to be problematic, not the Type C port. Searching on Google reveals some users of X470 motherboards from other manufacturers are reporting the same problem, so it is not specific to Asrock. But nonetheless it is surprising and disappointing.

I purchased the 3600x with this mobo and was actually able to overclock it and get better performance than with PBO enabled in ryzen master. the overclocking is very in depth and allows you to fine tune for a very stable overclock. The VRM stays very cool and has no problem with power delivery. I do understand that this board is a little overkill for the 3600x but i am waiting for the last generation on the AM4 platform before i go all out on a high core count CPU and this mobo gives me the ability to have overclocking capability with pretty much any CPU.

I really like this board in terms of ease of installation and it worked great for a bit. I then tried to upgrade my RAM and it has been basically bricked since. I contacted support and they were pretty good about getting back to me but none of their support options worked to fix my PC. I am wondering if this is a lemon, or if I messed something up, but the RAM I purchased were DDR4-2400 CL16-16-16-39 1.20v (8Gx4) G.SKILL ram chips and shouldn't have had any issues.Again, my guess is that the board I have is bad, or that I messed something up, but I still have to purchase a new MB performing a pretty simple task on it that I have done many, many times before.

I've had this MB for close to a year, and it's shown me nothing but love. From day 1 it impressed me with it's endless oc, voltage tweaking options, built in led tool, etc. Basically there are options for configuring every facet of the chipset. All the way down to how much voltage each fan will utilitize. I will admit, when I first installed the nvme ssd, getting it to boot from the USB, and installing my os proved a little frustrating. Nonetheless, I was able to configure it in maybe 30 minutes, and have had everything running flawless since.I can truly attest to the marvel of technology this thing is. For 1000% certainty, I will never purchase another gigabyte, or msi, or even Asus board again. ASRock till I die. Werd up to ya cousin Herbert.

This is my first Asrock Motherboard and I was somewhat skeptical about buying it. After ordering all the parts (Power Supply, Memory, Processor, Graphics Cards, and putting it all together, the system booted right up on the first try. I immediately downloaded all the drivers from the website for the motherboard and graphics cards, set the system to run all cores at 3993 Ghz and it is running great at that setting. Asrock does rock.

This mobo is really good and VRMs are working on very low temps. If you want to overclock your CPU or DDR4 Ram, clear the CMOS before the BIOS update. Asrock needs to work harder for stable and greater BIOS...I'm using this motherboard with AMD Ryzen 5 2600 @4.1 GHz and 1,39375VEDIT: After a month, one of the USB 3.0 ports stopped working.