ASRock support webpage confirms Z390 motherboard – Five boards listed

Intel’s Z390 chipset has been rumoured for quite some time, acting as a modernised take on Z370 that takes the benefits of the company’s newer, 14nm H370 chipset and bringing them into the overclocking/enthusiast section of the PC market.   

Back in May, Intel confirmed the existence of Z390, a new 300-series chipset that brought the features of Z370 down to 14nm, reducing power consumption while also adding native USB 3.1 Gen 2 and Wireless-AC support, both of which require 3rd party add-on chips with Z370. 

ASRock, who recently revealed that Intel plans to release 8-core processors for their 300-series motherboards, has confirmed their plans to release at least five Z390 series motherboards, listing each model on their official support list. These motherboard models include their Z390 Extreme4, Z390 Pro4, Z390 Taichi, Z390 Taichi Ultimate and their MATX Z390M Pro4.