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The full official specifications table can be seen below.

The accessories include a quick installation guide, a software setup guide, a driver disc, a small screw for the M.2 slot, two pairs of latching SATA cables (two of which are angled), 3-month X-split license gift certificate and an SLI cable inside an anti-static bag. It is not a high-end mainboard and its VRM does not officially support FX processor monsters such as the FX-9590 CPU but the trade off in luxury gaming features seems like a sensible move in light of an ever increasing GPU-bound and less CPU-bound PC gaming world.īeing a gaming motherboard, the 990FX Fatal1ty Killer box is busy with graphics and the back is full of promotional information about the Fatal1ty line specific-features. It also boasts other gaming-specific features such as Killer E2205 Gigabit LAN and double spaced PCI-E x16 slots for dual-video card setups. Unlike other 990FX mainboards, the ASRock Fatal1ty 990FX Killer has M.2 support and Realtek ALC1150 audio. Plus, with the release of lower power 95W FX processors a few months ago, AMD’s FX line remains alive on many markets, especially those outside of the United States and Europe as a lower cost system build alternative when it comes to 8-core CPUs compared to Intel’s.

It is an odd way to start the new year with a review of what many enthusiasts consider old technology (990FX mainboard) but the ASRock Fatal1ty 990FX Killer is an interesting and unique in that it incorporates many modern comforts not found on other 990FX mainboards.

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