The AsRock AIC R2.0, meanwhile, is the only one that's currently available for AsRock boards, although keep an eye on them, because they may release one in the coming months. The Asus ThunderboltEX 3 Expansion is the less costly option here as well. It doesn't have quite the same manufacturer approval for Ryzen chipsets, but there are some Ryzen boards that it works with - you'll just have to do a little more work to get it up and running. Similarly for Asus systems, the Asus ThunderboltEX 3-TR is the premium, no-holds-barred version that can drive multiple monitors at once. Luckily, it's significantly cheaper, although it does lack some key features such as 100-watt Power Delivery. If you have an older chipset, the Gigabyte Alpine Ridge might be what you need. With that in mind, the Gigabyte Titan Ridge 2.0 is the best performing for its manufacturer's boards, and it even officially supports some high-end AMD mainboards. Third, these aren't just some of the best PCIe TB3 expansion cards out there right now, they're just about the only. Second, these may take at least a little BIOS tweaking to get working, or a lot if you're using them with a Mac, Hackintosh, or Linux setup. First of all, none of these will work if your motherboard doesn't have the proper connectors to enable Thunderbolt 3.
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