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ASRock's E-ATX X870E flagship: 24 Vcore stages, dual LAN and twelve rear USB ports, priced under its direct rivals.
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The X870E Taichi is ASRock's premium AM5 board in the larger E-ATX size. Tom's Hardware found its 27-phase power delivery, two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots, 5GbE plus 2.5GbE LAN, Wi-Fi 7 and twelve rear USB ports strong for the money, and gave it an Editor's Choice. Only one M.2 slot is PCIe 5.0, and the E-ATX size will not fit every case, so check clearance before buying.
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ASRock X870E Taichi - Review
PC Crazy
Reviews the design, connectivity and functions of the board.
ASRock's Flagship X870E Taichi Motherboard - Perfect for the World's Fastest Consumer Processor
Funkykit
Overview of the flagship X870E board and its features for Ryzen 9000.
ASRock X870E Taichi Review: Is This Ryzen AM5 Motherboard Worth the Premium Price?
Reviewsinside
Short review asking whether the board justifies its premium price.
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Tom's Hardware
PositiveFinds it a good-value flagship that performs well, offers DIY-friendly features and many rear USB ports, with the E-ATX size and divisive styling as the drawbacks.
4.5/5 · Review
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No. It is an E-ATX board, so the case must list E-ATX support.
One of its four M.2 sockets runs PCIe 5.0 x4; the other three are PCIe 4.0 x4.
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