I use https://imgur.com/ to upload my images for the forums. 

Then: 

1. Click the image you uploaded and copy the "direct link" address. 

2. Click "Full Reply Editor" on your reply box here on the forums (next to the bold, italic, underline and text color icons)

3. Click the "insert image" icon and paste your image link in the text box, make sure you delete the "http://" before pasting so it does not end up as http://http://myimagesite/myimagehere.jpg

The X370 Taichi is a very solid board, I have one myself paired with a 1600x and I am loving it too 

I built this system on June 13th my 70 Birthday!  Before I had the Intel Asus P8Z77-V PRO/THUNDERBOLT  With Intel I7 Processor.

This my First time to be on the Forums ASRock  board & getting a lot of info. I have some CINEBENCH files I would like to post but I got to find out how to uploads the JPG files?

Ron Ladner

It's not so much 4 slots is limited, but the chips the ram uses.  

For example,  I'm running 4x16 (64 Total) on a Taichi.  They are running at 3200MHz (their rated speed).  The only modification I had to make, was to bump the CAS down to 18.  So instead of 15-15-15-35, I'm running 18-15-15-35.  

Now, the important thing here, is that the chips on my RAM are Samsung B-Die.  Those are the ones most people are having success with.  

Also, AGESA 1.0.0.4 only supports RAM multipliers up to 3200.  1.0.0.6 will come with up to 4000.  You can mess with a BCLK to go above either.  But as a beginner, I'd advise against overclocking BCLK until you're familiar with how certain things react.