ASRock DeskSlim Series Adds RTX PRO Blackwell Support
ASRock has updated its DeskSlim desktop lineup with support for NVIDIA RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell SFF Edition and NVIDIA RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell graphics cards. The upgrade applies to the DeskSlim X600 and DeskSlim B760, giving both 5 L systems stronger graphics acceleration for creators, engineers, designers and technical users who need more capability than integrated graphics can provide.
According to ASRock, both DeskSlim platforms feature a PCIe 5.0 x16 expansion slot and support a low profile dual slot graphics card up to 200 mm in length. That makes the series more flexible than typical mini PCs while still keeping the footprint far smaller than a traditional desktop tower.
The 2 systems target different CPU platforms. The DeskSlim X600 supports AMD Socket AM5 processors, including Ryzen 9000, Ryzen 8000 and Ryzen 7000 desktop CPUs, with processor support up to 120 W. The DeskSlim B760 supports Intel Core 12th Gen, 13th Gen and 14th Gen desktop processors, with CPU support up to 125 W. This gives builders separate AMD and Intel routes using socketed desktop hardware.
Memory and storage support are also strong for the size class. ASRock lists 4 DDR5 UDIMM slots with support for up to 256 GB of memory, along with 2 M.2 SSD slots and 2 SATA ports. Combined with RTX PRO Blackwell graphics, that configuration gives DeskSlim enough headroom for GPU accelerated rendering, CAD, 3D visualization, content creation, data analysis and local inference workloads.
This announcement also fits ASRock’s broader push into small performance focused systems. The company has already been expanding its portfolio with products such as the ASRock AI BOX A395, which uses Ryzen AI Max hardware and up to 128 GB LPDDR5X memory. DeskSlim takes a more modular route by combining desktop CPUs, standard DDR5 memory and discrete professional graphics in a 5 L chassis.
ASRock also provides separate product pages for the DeskSlim X600 and DeskSlim B760, giving users a direct way to review platform specific configuration details. The announcement does not include pricing.
The DeskSlim update is strongest because it avoids the usual limitation of many small PCs. Instead of relying on soldered memory, mobile class hardware or integrated graphics, ASRock is offering desktop CPUs, standard DDR5 capacity and RTX PRO Blackwell support in a much smaller chassis.
That gives the series a practical role for studios, offices, engineering teams and edge deployments where space is limited but GPU acceleration still matters. It is not trying to replace every full tower build, but it does make a stronger case for professionals who want serious hardware without dedicating a large footprint to it.
Would you choose a 5 L RTX PRO system over a full tower build for design, rendering or technical workloads?
