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July 2014
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51 Reviews
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Abstract: To keep prices low, the ASRock Fatal1ty Z97X Killer doesn't include extras such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or Thunderbolt ports, though does have both SATA Express and M.2 compatibility. During testing the ASRock is only slightly slower in most benhcmarks compa...
ASRock has truly put together an awesome motherboard here. When you look it over, you feel like it has a lot going for it. The bundle is cool with the addition of software like XSplit. You then look at the features; Killer networking is nice, and we have...
The ASRock Fatal1ty Z97X Killer/3.1 is a good mid-range motherboard, targeted to the user who is building a computer using a “Haswell” (fourth-generation) or “Broadwell” (fifth-generation) “Core i” processor, with up to three video cards, and wants the ne...
Packed with GAMING features to keep your system fast and ready-to-game, Decent audio performance without having to change any settings, Includes subscription to XSplit, Excellent software package that caters to gamers of all types, Wide-open BIOS ready fo
No Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, No Intel Thunderbolt, Stock performance is good at times, but power consumption is excessive, SATA Express interface not working properly with our test drive, Color scheme used may not appeal to all
The ASRock Fatal1ty Z97X KILLER is available for around $200. Packed with GAMING features to keep your system fast and ready-to-game Decent audio performance without having to change any settings Includes subscription to XSplit Excellent software package...
Competition is a good thing, especially for the consumer, and without it we all lose out. Unfortunately in the desktop CPU market right now Intel isn’t facing much in the way of competition and in fact they haven’t been for some time ...
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Published: 2014-05-13, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Competition is a good thing and without it, we all lose out. Unfortunately, Intel isn't facing much in the way of competition in the desktop CPU market right now, and they haven't for some time. AMD's year and a half old Piledriver-based FX processors can...
Published: 2014-06-18, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
To say that the ASRock Fatal1ty Z97X Killer motherboard was a great motherboard, would probably be an understatement. Not because it's equipped with more features than you can shake a stick at, but because it's got pretty much all of the features a Gamer...
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Published: 2014-06-02, Author: Ryan , review by: eteknix.com
Best storage performance yet, Competitive pricing, Generous third party software offerings – XSplit Broadcaster, CFOS LAN management and Orbweb.ME, Attractive design, Intuitive and well designed BIOS, Premium power components – VRM runs cooler than many r
In-house software suite feels fragmented and underdeveloped, Memory performance below competition, Killer NIC has higher CPU usage than Intel NICs,
PricingThe ASRock Fatal1ty Z97X Killer motherboard costs $157.99 at Newegg and $188.99 at Amazon. In the UK it is currently retailing for £124.99 at Overclockers and £119.99 at Amazon. This motherboard has a three year manufacturer warranty.OverviewASRock...
Good set of gaming features Killer E2200 NIC, Purity Sound 2, mouse setting controls, M.2 and SATA Express connectors, XSplit 3month premium license and Orbweb.ME 1year subscription, Unique HDD Saver tool, High resolution, thorough UEFI implementation, Good colour scheme with matte black PCB,
A competitive motherboard packed with useful features, but many users will be inconvenienced by the awkward settings affecting the part’s ease-of-use. A good option if you’re confident when entering the UEFI. ...
We managed to clock our Intel Core i7-4770K to a near 4.8GHz.Based on our time with the ASRock Fatal1ty Z97X Killer, it's clear that Intel's latest Z97 chipset does show a marked improvement from the previous generation Z87 chipset. One of the more intere...
