ASRock Z370 Taichi

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

4
Good:

0
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Great feature set for the price, Good overall performance, Welldeveloped software suite, Great layout with minimum shared resources
Excellent power efficiency - VRM ready for overclocking, Dual Intel LAN, Bundled Wi-Fi, Fast drive performance, Triple 32 Gb/s M.2

Cons:

Feels a little flimsy
Power hungry at full load, Hot at full AVX load, Mediocre overclocking

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Last revision on October 6, 2019

Reviewers Liked

Great feature set for the price, Good overall performance, Welldeveloped software suite, Great layout with minimum shared resources
Excellent power efficiency - VRM ready for overclocking, Dual Intel LAN, Bundled Wi-Fi, Fast drive performance, Triple 32 Gb/s M.2

Reviewers Didn't Like

Feels a little flimsy
Power hungry at full load, Hot at full AVX load, Mediocre overclocking
Audio multi-streaming not working, No OS-based fan control, Limited number of rear USB ports (6), Better monitoring/fan-control software needed

Expert reviews and ratings

100

It's becoming incredibly harder for motherboard manufacturers to differentiate their products. They all pay generally the same price for the Z370 chipset, as well as many of the components on the board, such as the audio system. So just how do you make...

By TopNewReview on April 02, 2018

The ASRock Z370 Taichi retails at RM 1069 and has 3 years warranty, it is a great board that gives you Wi-Fi connectivity, Purity Sound 4 for excellent audio output and it has triple M.2 sockets for your M.2 device needs but what it lacks despite the...

By GoldFries on November 22, 2017

The ASRock Z370 Taichi is available for US$229. Excellent power efficiency - VRM ready for overclocking Dual Intel LAN Bundled Wi-Fi Fast drive performance Triple 32 Gb/s M.2 Audio multi-streaming not working No OS-based fan control Limited number...

By techPowerUp! on October 20, 2017

The ASRock Z370 Taichi motherboard is designed to wear any number of hats in regards to what it can do. There are enough features on the board from multiple storage options to dual NICs and SLI/Crossfire capabilities which make this a well-rounded...

By AnandTech on July 26, 2018

As with the move from the Intel Z170 to Z270 chipset, Z370 doesn't bring a lot that's new to the table. This means that board manufacturers have had to further value-add with things like M.2 heatsinks and additional customization options. After all, you...

By hardwarezone.com.sg on February 14, 2018

High-end Z-series motherboards typically cost $220-280 and now represent the meaty middle of the enthusiast market. Like the Z270 model that came before it, ASRock's Z370 Taichi targets the $220 demarcation between mainstream-enthusiast and high-end...

By Tom's Hardware UK on November 05, 2017

The Z370 Taichi performs well and has great features for its price. Unfortunately, poor overclocking for this price class paired with poor efficiency and excess heat will make the board unattractive to many enthusiasts. $229.99Newegg MORE:...

By Tom's Hardware on November 05, 2017

We've found in the past that ASRock's Taichi boards are solid performers, and the Z370 Taichi follows that tradition. The former black and white colored boards are nice, but we feel the more neutral color scheme opens up a really nice board to a bit...

By proclockers.com on October 09, 2017

"La Z370 Taichi di ASRock è una scheda madre di fascia medio-alta a cui non manca nulla: VRM potenti, tante features e persino il...

By rehwolution.it on August 06, 2018

Als draußen noch Temperaturen von fast 20 °C geherrscht haben und die Bäume in den schönsten Herbstfarben erstrahlten, haben sich die Hardwareluxx-Redakteure auf die Suche nach den besten und interessantesten Produkten der letzten Monate gemacht, denn eine Sache ist klar: Auch 2018 kommt Weihnachten wieder einmal schneller als man denkt und natürlich sollte die neueste Hardware unter dem Weihnachtsbaum...

By Hardwareluxx on June 30, 2019

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