2023-12-23 03:55:46
ASRock Launches Linux Version of AI QuickSet Software Tool and Supports Microsoft Dynamic Lighting Function
ASRock (3515) closed in the red this week. However, the company made significant strides in the advancement of its software and hardware capabilities. This week, ASRock launched the Linux version of the AI QuickSet software tool, allowing Linux platform users to quickly experience more diverse artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
The Linux version of ASRock AI QuickSet software tool supports the Ubuntu 22.04.3 desktop version (64-bit) operating system, using Docker technology to simplify the installation and configuration process of AI applications while maintaining a clean user operating environment. In addition, ASRock announced that its motherboards will now support the Microsoft Dynamic Lighting function, responding to the standardized RGB ecosystem.
The powerful computing capabilities provided by ASRock’s AMD Radeon® RX 7900 series graphics cards and AMD ROCm software platform support more diverse open source artificial intelligence (AI) applications and optimize their operation efficiency. This includes applications such as Image/Manga Translator, Stable Diffusion CLI & web UI, Text generation web UI, and Ultralytics YOLOv8 object recognition tool, providing Linux users with a richer AI program experience.
The Linux version of the AI QuickSet software tool launched by ASRock is aimed to simplify the installation and configuration process of AI applications, allowing users to ensure that they do not need to delve into complex configuration settings. In addition, ASRock motherboards will be the first to support the RGB dynamic lighting function (Dynamic Lighting) built into the Microsoft Windows 11 operating system, allowing users to control the motherboard’s RGB multi-color lighting without installing any third-party control software and synchronize RGB lighting effects with supported USB peripheral devices.
ASRock’s technological breakthrough in supporting Microsoft’s dynamic light source function makes it the first motherboard product to support this feature. Users looking to try out this feature can do so by updating the Windows 11 operating system to version 23H2 and downloading the beta version firmware from the ASRock official website to enable the dynamic light source function.
The launch of the Linux version of the AI QuickSet software tool and the support for Microsoft Dynamic Lighting function highlights ASRock’s strong software and hardware R&D capabilities, as well as its dedication to providing high-quality user experiences. These advancements position ASRock as a leader in the industry, offering innovative solutions for both Linux and Windows users.
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