Question 1

Why do you have on specs that max gb of memory is 64 when in fact on ASRock's website it says 96GB?

Accepted Answer

it was announced by some memory producer (forgot which one at the moment) that they can now produce memory sticks with 48GB each, and could be used as direct replacements for the 32GB sticks. So I think Asrocks latest info is that their motherboards could use these new memory sticks and the ITX only having two slots available, that would give a maximum of 96GB as Asrock states. Since this is my best guess with what I read in the tech press, I would suggest contacting Asrock directly, just to be sure.

Question 2

Tried to answer Brent H's question, but the Newegg site is kind of wonky... So if Brent H is reading this, here's my response to your question:

it was announced by some memory producer (forgot which one at the moment) that they can now produce memory sticks with 48GB each, and could be used as direct replacements for the 32GB sticks. So I think Asrocks latest info is that their motherboards could use these new memory sticks and the ITX only having two slots available, that would give a maximum of 96GB as Asrock states. Since this is my best guess with what I read in the tech press, I would suggest contacting Asrock directly, just to be sure. Give it a try?

Accepted Answer

The ASRock Z690 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB4 motherboard supports a maximum memory of 64GB with its two DDR5 memory slots. The information provided does not mention support for 48GB memory sticks or a maximum capacity of 96GB. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is best to contact ASRock directly.

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