Overclocking

The EFI and software-related overclocking features are mostly present on other motherboards, while the ASRock Z890 Taichi OCF has the addition of extra physical buttons and switches that we've already discussed. However, in the EFI you can configure the various physical tools on the board, such as the base clock frequency steps assigned to the plus and minus buttons or the profiles set to the three profile buttons beneath these as well as whether the CPU socket heater header is enabled. You'll find these additional options under the Tools menu. We perhaps don't find ASRock's overclocking menu system to be that easy to use, primarily due to there being so many sub menus, but it's likely down to personal preference too. There's an overclock section in its A-Tuning software suite too.