ASRock releases new BIOS for its Intel 600-series motherboards with 13th Gen Core “Raptor Lake” support

Published: Jun 29th 2022, 12:51 GMT   Comments

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ASRock Releases New BIOS Supporting Intel® Next-Gen Desktop Processors for its Intel® 600 Series Motherboards

June 29, 2022 – The leading global motherboard, graphics card, and small form factor PC manufacturer, ASRock has announced BIOS updates for its Intel® 600 series motherboards to support the soon-released Intel® desktop processors.

ASRock has been completely dedicated to EZ update/setting. As the first generation of LGA1700 socket motherboards, most of ASRock Intel® 600 series motherboards are equipped with BIOS flashback button that allow users to update BIOS with USB Flash Drive easily. Furthermore, ASRock add Auto Driver Installer(ADI) to the newest BIOS of all Intel® 600 series motherboards. ADI ensures the ability of Ethernet connection and provides a convenient way to install all drivers needed without any annoying application lifted in your OS. That is to say, no need to worry about not having the CD ROM for support CD, and you could set the system just in a blink.

The latest BIOS update will be available to download from our website or simply updated through ASRock APP Shop.


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