For over two decades, ASRock has been designing and manufacturing motherboards for desktop PCs, workstations, and servers. The first use of the model name Taichi appeared in 2016 with the X99 Taichi, and since then, every new chipset released has been given the Taichi treatment.
As part of ASRock's motherboard range for Intel Core Ultra 200S processors, the Z890 Taichi Lite is the cheapest of the Taichi line-up but it's not exactly a mainstream offering. With a retail price of $400, the Z890 Taichi Lite is certainly expensive, though there are far pricier Z890 boards around.
