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ASRock Fatal1ty FM2A88X+ Killer ATX AMD Motherboard

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ASRock Fatal1ty FM2A88X+ Killer ATX AMD Motherboard

Description:
Number of Memory Slots: 4Ã-240pin Memory Standard: DDR3 2600+(OC)/2400(OC)/2133/1866/1600/ 1333/1066 PCI Express 2.0 x16: 1(@ x4) Onboard Video Chipset: None Audio Chipset: Realtek ALC1150 Audio Channels: 7.1 Channels Max LAN Speed: 10/100/1000Mbps Maximum Memory Supported: 64GB

Details:
DetailValue
ManufacturerASRock
UPC4717677322712
Conditionnew
Model NumberFM2A88X+ KILLER
ClassificationMotherboards - AMD
 

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Have All Exept crossfire apu

review by rebaygsda

its covered in anti moisture you can program to og to sleep and burn off any water in air. i slso believe it are better suited for phase change cooling this Board only fm2 have protection.
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this Board can overclock ram stable xmp setting i had problems setting correct timings on other brands Boards even if i did set it right xmp did it.
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it features 8 disk raid and will bench 2000mb and 6 mb random very fast speeds you can format over 2 tb in bios you can build raid you only need driver and can install Windows as 1 disk . it is future proof for New cpu and ram stable at higher clocks. pci3.0 Nice Spif sound hdmi dvi vga audio 5 Jack 8 usb can bppt usb 1.0 usb 2.0 you can turn off usb 1.0 to use 2.0 and use only 3.0 most ports. it have a ps2 port for faster Keyboards and mice i give it 4.5 of 5 no crossfire support for apu

ProsCons
anti moisture supports my ram at 2400mhzno crossfire for the built in apu

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#3 ·
Have All Exept crossfire apu

review by rebaygsda
it may be overated my xmp did not work but on older 990fx also on 970 it did work after manually typing timings to ram to run at that speed no fsb clocking. this 2400mhz modules after some bios update ram did work at optimal speed this poblem this brand did work these ram for other older Boards stay away from such brand you never have to buy New ram at same speeds irs not cheaper anyway
 
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