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i have asrock mobo and the mobo just died out of nowhere. i just used it for a year and few months and never manually oc the board

what a shame if asrock mobo is the leading manufacture when the current product fails to deliver what it should be doing

There's no shame for a board that broke down, I have other brands failing me too.

As for ASRock I have the H81 Pro BTC, Z87 Extreme4 and Z97 Extreme6, and some FM1 board. All working fine.

Lol,not only Asrock motherboards can fail,some others like Asus,MSI etc can also fail.

what model? i personally felt msi & gigabyte fail more than asrock. i support asrock.

owning H97M-ITX/ac , a gooding mobo, wifi gooding also. better than my laptop

All electronics will fail eventually. Just pick better quality (ie better components) mobos and it may last you past the warranty. Asrock mobos has a long reputation of using Jap-made Nichicon solid capacitors at least for the higher range mobos.

Which model?

It's a good thing our boards come with 3-years warranty!

Thank you for using our products!

Thank you for your support and good words.

We're glad to see good reception in Malaysian market and hope to continue to bring great value to desktop PC setups!

using asrock h97m pro4 now

same here chelsea fan.

no b85 fatality killer users here?

Hooray!! ASRock came to the throne on SUPERPI - 32M and SUPERPI - 1M scores with Z97 OC Formula!
SUPERPI - 32M: 4min 32sec 31ms with Intel Core i7 4770K at 6784.7MHz!
SUPERPI - 1M: 5sec 172ms with Intel Core i7 4770K at 6856.7MHz

http://hwbot.org/submission/2728794_dancop...re_i7_4770k_4mi
http://hwbot.org/submission/2728615_

Details as seen at https://www.facebook.com/ASRockInfo/posts/10153504753253502

Using Asrock H81M-ITX for office. Satisfied.

running z97 extreme6. everything is fine.

if the location of m.2 slots can be located in areas with better air flow instead of covered by gpus, it will be very nice. the current m.2 ssds in the market run hot. for now it's best to use one with heat sink. (a pcie adapter with heat sink)

hopefully this year's ssd releases will have better controllers that have no overheating issues.

I felt the same about the M.2 placement. Being under the GPU is inconvenient when one intends to swap drives, it's also very hot in that area.

ASRock Z77 Pro4-M user here... Still working fine even with an overclocked CPU.

exactly. although i have a third-party pcie adapter to remedy this, i waste a pcie slot. (was planning to have a sli setup initially)

this is great! i am running mine with slight oc also lol

using the Z97 Extreme4, the M.2 slot is placed at the lower portion which is between the second and last PCI-E slot, not too bad. At least not under the first PCI-E slot.

yeah that's the better location. i was all excited about ultra m.2 slots previously and overlooked this part lol

most recent updates showed that ssd manufacturers are looking at the issues, and there are new controllers with less heat issues announced, i'm gonna make use of the slot when they are available. for now the adapter works great. (really reluctant to switch to sata when you can get a raw speed of over 1GB/s with pcie hehe)

edit: checking out the layouts of other models (z97, x99), it seemed that only z97 extreme4 is the only one with better location for ultra m.2 slot.

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http://www.asrock.com/microsite/Fatal1tyKi...X%20Killer.html

gaming series all under 1st PCI-E!

i know. the same goes to their WS. i checked the mobo layouts of all models from their manuals lol!

Thanks goldfries for the H97M-ITX/ac review

http://www.goldfries.com/hardware-reviews/...erboard-review/

OK OK noted. User feedback is always welcome.

glad to hear that.

The dual-antenna would be the key factor to help with Wi-Fi signal reception.

I want one too... especially the Fatal1ty variance. Hopefully there'll be a new one for AMD as well.

don't get me wrong. i'm not complaining because i am actually a happy asrock user.

i just think asrock can do better in the next revisions if any

by the way there was a nvme support added in the recent bios update (1.60 iinm). does this mean asrock mobos support nvme ssd now?

hi wanna ask any ppl know where can get asrock z77 extreame 4?

how much are you paid to run this account?
serious question, am curious

That's really old. You'll have to look for it at Garage Sales I guess.

I still have the Z87 Extreme 4, lovely motherboard.

I bought h97m pro4 yesterday. While installing leadtek gtx970 hurricane to this board, i have to take off one gpu backplate screw as the ram latch blocking.. There is no gap between the ram slot and gpu backplate..

Wow, it's really narrow.
By the way, have you try install the RAMs 1st, then, only insert the GPU last?

If I am not wrong, Leadtek GeForce GTX 970 Hurricane got a thick backplate and not really sticking tightly to the GPU PCB.

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i did that.. quite shock when i found out it was really close.. somehow lucky enough able to fit the gc inside..

That's perfectly matched! LOL...
Like I said before, inserting RAM 1st then GPU will fix your problem.

But, I think AsRock should take concern about this issue. Because most high-end GPUs come with backplate nowadays.

but i have to remove one of the gpu back plate screw.. if u noticed, there is a hole below blue ram slot.. that is the screw should be..

Aren't it a standard problem for mATX or smaller mobo?

I mean aren't the dimension and position of 1st PCIE length fixed?

Not sure if any manufacturers able to move the position of RAM slots upwards a little.

before this im using h97m-itx/ac, no problem regarding this..

They can I think. Each motherboard has different layout.

Moreover, some models even don't have "openable" bottom or top latches for their DIMM(RAM) Slots.
By using something like this, it save a little bit more spaces. Maybe around 3-5mm, which is enough for a screw cap to fit through.
Example:
ASUS P8P67-M Pro, RAM Slots Top Latches are "openable", bottom latches aren't.


This post has been edited by DarkSilver: Feb 4 2015, 03:04 AM

I still think the issue about the standard RAM placement.


As above, you will see that the 1st PCIE slot is full size (common practice for mATX mobo). If you take a look clearly, the RAM slots just behind the top screws hole.

For your previous board, it's RAM is place same distant as if the top screws hole, hence more clearance.


This post has been edited by Human10: Feb 4 2015, 03:01 AM

Yup, you are right, the most practical solution available now is single side latching RAM.


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The screw hole is not necessary to be on top of the RAM slots.
Example here, http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/MAXIMUS_VI_GENE/

And, it's using "LOCKED" Latch at the bottom to save spaces.

I had the same problem with the ECS Z97i-Drone as well.

So the problem is not because of motherboard layout, but the gpu backplate too thick right..

cons ASRock H97 Pro4

red @ the hole too near with the heat-sink so when screw need to be careful!

yellow @ when open the latch will hit the capacitor

blue @ wrong position USB 3.0 header cause the connector cable will be blocked if the GPU thickness is more than 45mm (mine 40mm so just nice only) sweat.gif

FYI, NZXT H440 USB 3.0 connector cable is totally loosen which can't really attached securely.

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I'm sure the HQ would be delighting to see the response.

just get my asrock z77 extreme 4
mind i know need to install what driver ?
the xusb like no use

http://www.asrock.com/feature/XFast/xfastusb/index.asp

quite useful but too bad my mobo don't support it.

Regarding my problem with asrock h97m pro4 motherboard and leadtek gtx 970 hurricane, I just found out, because of the ram slot touching the gpu backplate, i can see the gpu pcb is BENDING. I had to remove the gpu backplate completely to avoid this.. Take notes to potential buyer for this two item which is not compatiable..
Removing GPU backplate wil give about 2cm clearance between gpu pcb and ram slot.

hmm
the xfastlan
got use ma?
the software xfastusb
quite annoying actually

oh
i think my mobo is ok
no problem

xfastlan is useful if u connect internet with LAN. go for asrock website dl the latest one which u got use often if not u can ignored it.

yup
i got use
but dunno how to configure
it like just show my current internet speed

what board u use?

z77 extreme 4 ^^

atx motherboard hardly have this problem as u can see there is enough gap from the first pcie slot and ram slot.... im talkig about m-atx board..

I have build a HTPC and helped my relatives build the same using Mini-ITX platform on Asrock. So far so good. My HTPC nearing a year.

Use my HTPC everyday to watch NETFLIX/HULU etc.

google & youtube got explain more details.

haha
i think before m-atx
but i got 4 hdd
so not enough for me

wao no gaming?


watch but they just talk about the features
but not sure real world is it got use or not

I already have a separate PC, XBOX360, WII U, PS2 , ori XBOX for that purpose...don't need another one.

i think real world slightly improve only. my xfastlan can't open & app charger only for iphone user not android so useless. asrock software might need to improve. i prefer asus software nicer & stable that's y asrock always under asus, msi, gigabybts, evga, etc..

haha
ur room really big?

haha
xfastlan ?
i dunno it auto open when boot up
app charger only for iphone = =
then time to uninstall it
haha asus those big brand
price are more expensive

No...actually, most of them are not used...even XB360, currently playing WiiU the most.

i personally prefer asus. my previous asus mobo really lasting till now but my budget restricted that's y i choose asrock. so far so good for the mobo. i tested asrock software as far i can said is pretty useless sry no offense. installed xfastlan at 1st can open but after that can't open anymore. now i only installed A-turning & the app charger cos my bro sometimes charge with his ipad.

haha
so rich lol
i just got ps vita and ps3 XD

oh
ipad got fast charge?
cause ipad the usb i remember they cant charge by pc
need install software or use one usb change their voltage

i'm not really sure as i need to ask my bro.

haha i can try now XD
but is it need to open the apps?

no need.

once install the software they already will auto use?

does the charger software make it charge faster than the rated supply by USB 3.0?

I find my devices charge quite fast with USB 3.0. no iPhone to try.

i don't think so. charging my s3 or other android phone still running 460mA even connected on USB 2.0/3.0 is still the same no improvement. fyi, i checked with the galaxy charging current app. the ampere app by braintrapp is not accurate as i tested already.

the app charger software specifically support apple users only.

This post has been edited by ngkhanmein: Feb 7 2015, 07:41 PM

using H61M-VS3 for gaming. lol

i already updated ME driver v10.0.31.1000 but A-Tuning stated my current version is v10.0.30.1054

what's wrong with the A-Tuning app? even i updated, it still detected my current version is not latest.

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TAIPEI, Taiwan, February 16, 2015 – Once upon a time, not so far ago, USB became the most common standard for connecting peripherals to our computers. It has also received several upgrades over the years, including this year’s jump to USB 3.1. Needless to say, PC builders are going to find these new interfaces on their forthcoming motherboards from all brands, but ASRock’s X99 and Z97 motherboards have more up their sleeves. Besides the traditional Type-A connectors, they’re going to be the first in the world to carry the Type-C 10 Gb/s SuperSpeed+ USB 3.1, which supports next generation mobile devices.

The main attraction of the next generation SuperSpeed+ USB 3.1 is that it has doubled the data signaling rate of the former 5 Gb/s USB 3.0 to 10 Gb/s for new USB 3.1 supporting devices. In other words, transferring files from storage devices is about to become two times faster, while these most common Type-A connectors are still backwards compatible with the current USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices.

↑USB 3.1 boosts the current data rate from 5 Gb/s to 10 Gb/s!

Something else worth mentioning is the birth of the new Type-C USB 3.1 interface, which purposedly would serve as an integration of all our future input output interfaces. This breaks the compatibility with the existing Type-A connectors, but on the bright side, after years of keeping fingers crossed, frantically fumbling Type-A USB connectors behind computer cases in hope of getting the correct orientation, the long overdue reversible Type-C USB interface has finally arrived, adding one more entry to the things certain in life. Moreover, during this transition period, ASRock is planning to support both Type-A and Type-C USB 3.1 connectors. Other merits of this new Type-C interface include smaller size, which is inevitable since the sizes of our devices are shrinking as well. Strengthened durability to support over ten thousand plugs and removals, and a huge leap from the former 0.9 ampere power current on USB 3.0 to USB 3.1’s 3 ampere power currents for extra fast device charging.


One of the world’s first motherboard to be equipped with Type-C USB 3.1 will be ASRock’s Z97 Extreme6/3.1. Much like its previous version, this motherboard will bear ASRock’s Super Alloy features, a PCIe Gen3 x4 Ultra M.2, quad CrossFireX, quad SLI, and Purity Sound2. Furthermore, apart from the 10 USB 3.0 and 5 USB 2.0 connectors onboard, this motherboard also sports an USB 3.1 add-on card with both a single USB 3.1 Type-A port and a Type-C port. Another new piece of Super Alloy Series motherboard that’s getting a dose of USB 3.1 is ASRock’s X99 Extreme6/3.1. It will also come with Ultra M.2, 3-Way CrossFireX or SLI, and Purity Sound2. Plus an USB 3.1 add-on card that supports two USB 3.1 Type-A ports, an onboard USB 3.1 Type-C port for next generation devices, and a bucketload of traditional USB ports as well.


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nice

can we get the add-on card separately?

thanks it fixed. greatly appreciate.

Z97 Extreme4 user here, so far satisfied with it, been OC-ing a bit. Good experience
Debug LED also a good feature comes with this model.

I've the Asrock B85M-HDS here,only 2 RAM slots,but oh well,still enough for a few-to a couple-of years.

wow new rig but not like previously u wrote.

^this.. I just bought Z97 Extreme 6 1 week back and now this come out? dayum!!!

No, the card comes with the board.

oh ok.

I think that's because new boards will come with the components that do USB 3.1.

oh i thought it's just driver-based, because it's a pcie addon.

Guru3D Reviewed our X99X Killer board.

http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/asroc...r-review,1.html

Which shop is selling Z97 OC Formula?

IdealTech are selling it at RM849.

It's on Viewnet price list too.

TAIPEI, Taiwan, – Perhaps the largest League of Legends tournament of the year, Intel® Extreme Masters (IEM) World Championship 2015 will be kicking off today, March 12th in Katowice, Poland. SK Gaming, exclusively sponsored by ASRock in the regard of motherboards, has earned its ticket to IEM Katowice to compete with seven other top teams selected from various regions around the world through some of the most intensively contested gaming tournaments.

Details at http://www.asrock.com/news/index.asp?id=2704