ASRock has announced its upcoming product lineup for CES 2026, outlining a broad refresh across multiple hardware categories and confirming its entry into the all-in-one liquid cooling market. The company plans to showcase new products spanning motherboards, monitors, graphics cards, power supplies, and compact Mini PCs, while also introducing its first complete family of AIO liquid coolers.
The most notable addition to ASRock’s portfolio is its new AIO liquid cooling range. The company will officially launch several series under established brand names, including Taichi, Phantom Gaming, Steel Legend, Challenger, Pro, and WS. These coolers are built around a high-performance pump structure and a carefully designed flow channel layout intended to improve heat transfer efficiency. ASRock has confirmed that all AIO models will ship with a six-year manufacturer warranty, positioning them as long-term cooling solutions for both mainstream and high-end systems.
At the higher end of the lineup, ASRock’s flagship liquid coolers will include a large full-color LCD integrated into the pump housing. This display can be used for system monitoring and visual customization. Certain premium models will also feature liquid crystal polymer fans, commonly referred to as LCP fans, along with industrial-grade dual ball bearings. These components are typically chosen for improved durability and consistent performance under sustained workloads.
On the motherboard front, ASRock is preparing to introduce a new Rock series. This lineup is built around a practical design approach, focusing on stable operation, balanced feature sets, and cost-aware configurations. The Rock series will be available in both ATX and mATX form factors and will support AMD B850 and Intel B860 chipsets. ASRock has positioned these boards as options for users looking for modern platform support without unnecessary complexity.
In addition to the Rock series, ASRock is expanding its existing Challenger motherboard lineup. The updated Challenger range will support AMD X870E, X870, and B850 chipsets, as well as Intel’s B860 platform. These boards will be offered in multiple sizes, including full ATX and more compact mATX designs, giving system builders flexibility across different case formats and use cases.
ASRock is also extending its Taichi branding beyond motherboards and into the monitor market. At CES 2026, the company plans to unveil several 27-inch OLED monitors under the Taichi name. These displays are expected to support refresh rates of up to 540Hz, targeting users who prioritize high frame rates and low motion blur. Alongside the Taichi monitors, ASRock will also display Phantom Gaming-branded QHD QD-OLED monitors with a 240Hz refresh rate, including the PGO27QSA and PGO27QSA-W models.
Graphics cards are another key part of ASRock’s CES 2026 presentation. The company will officially launch the AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi White 16GB OC. This model features a redesigned white printed circuit board and an expanded ARGB lighting area. It also includes a small LCD screen integrated into the card’s shroud. This display can show system information such as clock speeds, as well as the time, date, weather data, and animated graphics, allowing for both monitoring and visual customization within a system.
In the power supply category, ASRock is entering the SFX form factor segment for the first time. The new Phantom Gaming SFX series will include 850W and 1000W models, targeting compact and small-form-factor PC builds. These units are designed to support modern high-performance components while fitting into smaller enclosures.
ASRock will also expand its Steel Legend power supply lineup with new Platinum-rated models. The Steel Legend Platinum series will be available in 850W, 1000W, and 1200W variants and will come with a 10-year warranty. According to ASRock, these power supplies use all-Japanese capacitors and carry dual platinum certification. They also feature a native 12V-2×6 power cable with dual-color connectors. An integrated NTC sensor is included to monitor the temperature of the graphics card power interface in real time, a feature aimed at improving operational safety.
The company’s mini PC lineup will also see new additions at CES 2026. ASRock plans to showcase its 4.9-liter DeskSlim systems based on B760 and X600 platforms. These compact systems support processors up to 120W, offer four memory slots, and include a PCIe 5.0 x16 slot. They are also compatible with dual-slot, half-height discrete graphics cards, which is notable for a chassis of this size.
Alongside the DeskSlim systems, ASRock will display the smaller 1.92-liter DeskMini B860 mini PC. The company will also show the Thin Mini-ITX H810TM-ITX motherboard, aimed at ultra-compact builds and space-constrained installations.
With its CES 2026 lineup, ASRock is expanding its presence across several hardware segments while adding liquid cooling as a new category. The announcements reflect a focus on platform coverage, form factor variety, and incremental feature updates across its product range.
