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Once again, ASRock have impressed us with a high-quality motherboard that performs well. This board is excellent for overclocking, providing easy to use options for those who don't have the time or skills to overclock their system. Even better, for those who do have the time and skills, there are a plethora of tweakable options.
ASRock certainly haven't skimped on features as the 890GX Extreme4 supports SATA3, eSATA3 and USB3.0 as well as almost everything else we could ask for. They have also included a utility which allows the user to unlock hidden CPU cores.
The 890GX Extreme4 isn't currently available from any of the major UK etailers but it's available in the US for $140 at Newegg, which will probably translate into around £100 when it hits UK shelves.
KitGuru says: A well featured board that performed well in our tests and is devilishly simple to overclock.
Seems like a good board again from asrock. they dont have a wonderful name, but their latest products look to be a higher standard than earlier ones.
Doesnt seem to have any major flaws. PCB design looks good.
solid buy, not an asus or MSI product, but they are getting there 🙂
ASrock deliver these at good price points.
no point reviewing these things, you cant buy them anywhere, only in america. waste of time.
Very nice board, seems very good buy
id never buy an asrock board. they are cheap make.
This seems to be a good all round product with support for everything like USB 3 and sata 6gbps. only issue I have with asrock is availabiltiy which means ive never been able to try one.
My friend had an asrock board and it was pretty good, he bought it cause of local pricing here. its very good.
what is memory support like, I read a thread a while ago about a reviewer who couldnt get his memory to work with the board until they updated the bios
seems good to me guys thanks 🙂 ill order one later
Its a long way to find one of these. whats the memory support like, DDR3 up to what?