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May 2019
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Published: 2019-05-02, Author: Thomas , review by: tomshardware.com
Dual Gigabit Ethernet, Superior two-DIMM overclock,
No CPU PCIe Bifurcation or SLI, Mediocre CPU overclock, Excessive voltage regulator temperature, Cheaper audio codec
The Z390 Tomahawk pushed half of our four-DIMM DDR4-2933 kit to an astounding DDR4-4174. Unfortunately, that's the only thing it did remarkably well. Its extra Gigabit Ethernet controller is offset in value by its loss of CPU PCIe bifurcation, cheaper aud...
Published: 2019-02-19, Author: Joe , review by: overclockers.com
The ASRock Z390 Extreme 4 offers users a lot of features from a solid (though not superior) VRM, Crossfire and SLI support, eight SATA ports, as well as a spare Key-E M.2 slot for Wi-Fi (module purchased separately). USB support is covered well with sever...
Published: 2019-02-10, Author: Thomas , review by: tomshardware.com
Supports x16/x0 to x8/x8 conversion for SLI, Unsurpassed overclocked memory performance, Inexpensive, Default thermal limits protect undersized voltage regulator,
Consumes far too much full-load power, Frequent voltage-regulator thermal throttling with Core i9-9900K, Gen2-style USB front-panel header runs at Gen1 spec, Verdict
Though it technically supports Intel's Core i9-9900K, frequent throttling ruined enough of our performance measurements that we can only recommend ASRock's Z390 Extreme4 to users of lesser processors...
Multiple GPU support, Dual Ultra M.2 slots, Sleek design and RGB lighting, 12 phase VRM with adequate cooling, Great BIOS
Companion software seems a bit dated, On-board RGB's are not addressable
This is our second Z390 motherboard from ASRock and we are very impressed. I would say that the Extreme4 series is the “all around” motherboard series from the company. It is not geared towards any specific group of people, but has features that anyone wo...
Abstract: October 8th was the release date for some embargos for the new Z390 chipset. And with this date coming and going we saw the major board partners show off most/all of their new lineups. With this brings new naming conventions, new looks, and new features o...
Abstract: October 8th was the release date for some embargos for the new Z390 chipset. And with this date coming and going we saw the major board partners show off most/all of their new lineups. With this brings new naming conventions, new looks, and new features on the motherboards...
Good value, Solid Performance, Gaming-grade audio, Sensible layout that's easy to work with, Clean aesthetic, Optional M.2 WIFI that's easy to retrofit later
Utility suite is functional but not extensive, VRM heat sink can get very warm due to aggressive ‘auto' performance settings
Many people don't want to spend over $200 on a motherboard for their CPU, and if you are one of those people the Z390 Extreme4 might be the perfect motherboard for you. It offers a very large variety of features, and decent quality design all-in-one.The m...
Solid application performance, Good PCI and SATA connectivity, Generous rear I/O,
Can't compete in gaming, Behind some boards in applications, Subdued physical design,
The ASRock board serves up solid application performance and a good range of features, but it's a more mediocre performer in games and it has modest physical design. It isn't bad, but its key rival from Gigabyte is better in most departments.Trusted Score...
Abstract: With the Z390 Extreme 4, ASRock has a new gaming ATX motherboard in its portfolio, which comes with a very reasonable feature mix. There are for example two M.2 slots, one Intel Ethernet port and a WiFi slot. In addition the layout has been well thought...
