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CTOnews.com Sept. 8 news, today, ASRock announced that it will release a new version of BIOS for the upcoming AMD AM5 motherboard, reducing the boot time.

ASRock said that ASRock is committed to bringing the best user experience and constantly optimizing BIOS to provide better compatibility and shorter startup time. Now, ASRock has completed a significantly reduced boot time of the new version of BIOS, users can download updates from the official website as soon as they receive the motherboard. According to the actual measurement, the start-up seconds can be nearly half shorter than expected, and the boot speed for the first time can be improved.

In addition, the ASRock X670E / X670 supports BIOS Flashback across the board, allowing all users to easily update BIOS with 24-pin power and USB flash drives without CPU and RAM.

CTOnews.com has reported that ASRock unveiled a new generation of AMD X670 series motherboards at the Taipei computer Show in May this year.

ASRock said the new generation of AMD X670 chipset motherboards include the luxury flagship X670E Taichi series, X670E Steel Legend and the X670E Pro RS for the masses. The new X670 motherboard features the latest AM5 pins and many exciting new features and technologies, such as support for the latest PCIe 5.0 and DDR5. In addition, dual Thunderbolt 4.0Type-C interfaces are also supported. ASRock said it will make every effort to upgrade its power supply module (VRM) design to cope with the ultra-high performance of next-generation processors. The X670E Taichi has an eye-popping 26-phase SPS Dr.MOS design, making it ASRock's most powerful AM5 motherboard.

In addition, ASRock has a special motherboard to celebrate the 20th birthday of ASRock Technology-the "X670E Taichi Carrara" fully covered with white marble heat dissipation armor.

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