ASRock have announced their Z68 Extreme7 Gen3 motherboard now offers the latest XMP 1.3 support, the future memory standard XMP 1.3 will be announced with the next-gen X79 chipset in the fourth… ...

ASRock endeavors in delivering the most trusted ... game priority higher and drive 5X faster performance for gamers. XFast USB is the world’s fastest USB transfer technology and provides up ...

Featuring XFast 555 technology (XFast RAM, XFast LAN, XFast USB), ASRock 7-Series motherboard allows users to experience performance boost (up to 5X better) in terms of PC’s overall performance ...

The current version of the XFast app has issues with the ASMedia USB drivers posted on ASRock's site. CrystalDiskMark runs just fine, and so does a normal file copy operation.

Thanks to XFast technology we can see that USB 2.0 performance on the ASRock boards are stronger than the competition. Moving to USB 3.0 performance, though, you can see there's no real difference ...

ASRock's board supports all LGA1155 Core i3, ... comes with a Windows MCE-compatible remote for home theater users and the company isn't shy about mentioning its XFast USB, XFast LAN, AXTU, ...

That's because there isn't a single USB Type-A socket on the back; it's 100% Type-C and oh boy, does it look weird. I don't mean that in a critical sense, more just that's such an unusual sight.

ASRock has debuted its DDR3-2400+ toting A55 series of mainboards ... as well as SATA 6Gbps and USB 3.0 functionality. ... as well as a host of technologies such as XFast LAN and XFast USB, ...

Because of that, it's totally fanless, and it's the first mini-desktop we've seen to include a USB Type-C port, a standard that's going to become increasingly common throughout 2015.

ASRock will, however, include a USB controller card with both motherboards, featuring multiple USB 3.1 slots. The X99 card has two Type-A 3.1 ports and one Type-C, while the Z97 card features one ...

XFast technology as always proves itself when it comes to USB 2.0 performance with strong numbers while as usual we don't see any major change when it comes to the USB 3.0 side of things. SSD ...

News of ASRock's bold move was reported by Tom's Hardware, though I've noticed that the latest AMD and Intel motherboards are all sporting more Type-C ports on the rear panel.For example, MSI's ...