ASRock Unveils Latest Additions to Its DeskMini PC Series

[Nomad76]

ASRock, a global leader in motherboards, graphics cards, mini PCs, power supplies, and gaming monitors, proudly introduces the latest additions to our Mini PC lineup: DeskMini B860 and DeskMini X600/USB4. Designed to balance power, efficiency, and flexibility in an ultra-compact form factor, the new DeskMini series offers ideal solutions for business, education, digital signage, and home entertainment.

DeskMini B860: Intel Power Meets Practicality
Built on Intel's next-generation platform, DeskMini B860 features Thunderbolt 4, quad-display output, and support for dual DDR5 CSODIMM memory. With Energy Star 9.0 compliance, it delivers energy-saving performance that meets the needs of modern work environments.



DeskMini X600/USB4: AMD Innovation Meets AI
Optimized for AMD AM5 processors, DeskMini X600/USB4 upgrades its legacy D-sub interface to USB4, offering faster data transfer and greater expansion capabilities. Supporting triple independent displays and powered by AMD's robust APU, it is ideal for AI-powered video applications, multitasking business workflows, digital classrooms, and home multimedia entertainment.

Both models support dual DDR5 memory, multiple USB connectivity options, and flexible storage expansion, making the DeskMini series the go-to choice for compact yet powerful computing.

For more product information, please visit the official ASRock website (DeskMini B860, DeskMini X600/USB4).



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[Mrgravia]

Wasn't this announced a few months back?

At any rate, it's a more then welcome refresh, and makes it much easier to have an EPGU setup.

Also shout out to he Lander 37 / Lander 55 3d printable cases for the deskminis. One offers a much more compact package while the other offers superior cooling.

 

[Nomad76]

Wasn't this announced a few months back?

Showcased at Computex

 

[_roman_]

DDR5 CSODIMM memory ... whatever that is. CUDIMM in Sodimm size?

[ai answer - low quality most likely]
CSODIMM stands for Clocked Small Outline Dual In-line Memory Module, which is a type of DDR5 memory module designed for compact systems. It features a clock driver to enhance signal integrity and performance, making it suitable for high-speed applications

It'S really bad to sell it as DDR5 when it is not DDR5. They should have named it DDR5C or something like that. DDR3L was clear what it was for example.

 

[A Computer Guy]

I really wish they would enable ECC support with these little boxes. STX 2L form factor server would be nice even if it's limited to 65w.

 

[bonehead123]

Uh huh.....

So, newly updated, not-so-mini, mini-me boxes, just a little bigger & faster....

Wow, whodathunkit possible ?

And I wonder just how many arms, legs, kidneys, 1st bornes, and left cahoneies/mammaries these little jewels are gonna cost us.....

Oh do tell please.......





NOTE: My guess is ~$1.5-2.5K....... tell me I'm wrong

 

[RaceT3ch]

Hey, so... what use case are these small PC's for?
Portability? Because I feel like a laptop would work better.
But if its for office use, I guess it would kinda make sense...
I just want to know what you would use it for?

 

[TheinsanegamerN]

Uh huh.....

So, newly updated, not-so-mini, mini-me boxes, just a little bigger & faster....

Wow, whodathunkit possible ?

And I wonder just how many arms, legs, kidneys, 1st bornes, and left cahoneies/mammaries these little jewels are gonna cost us.....

Oh do tell please.......





NOTE: My guess is ~$1.5-2.5K....... tell me I'm wrong

You are so incredibly wrong I feel someone should revoke your internet loisence.

The current x600 deskmeet barebones is $161 on newegg, and complete builds range from $4-600 depending on specs.

Hey, so... what use case are these small PC's for?
Portability? Because I feel like a laptop would work better.
But if its for office use, I guess it would kinda make sense...
I just want to know what you would use it for?

When you want a small PC that doesnt dominate a desk. Just like it says on the tin.

 

[A Computer Guy]

Hey, so... what use case are these small PC's for?
Portability? Because I feel like a laptop would work better.
But if its for office use, I guess it would kinda make sense...
I just want to know what you would use it for?

See https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/asrock-deskmini-owners-club.311248/

 

[lukart]

Hey, so... what use case are these small PC's for?
Portability? Because I feel like a laptop would work better.
But if its for office use, I guess it would kinda make sense...
I just want to know what you would use it for?

In my office as work and also storing media files