Sony’s PlayStation 5 Pro has launched recently to some mixed reactions amongst gamers, due to its higher price tag for some moderate performance gains. While pricing has been the main point of contention (especially this late in the current-generation console cycle), owners were not expecting new game titles to look worse on their fresh new

ASRock has its fingers in several different pies, which notably includes motherboards, graphics cards, gaming monitors, and a few other categories. However, it hasn’t dabbled in power supply units (PSUs). That changes today with the introduction of no less than 19 power supply models spread across four different lineups, including Taichi,

Nvidia is said to be transitioning to RTX 5000 graphics cards, with Lovelace models being discontinued – save for the RTX 4060.