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ASRock Z270 Extreme4 LGA1151 Motherboard Review

Storage Performance


Linear Read

The motherboard’s M.2 linear read rate was consistent and didn’t drop in an abrupt way. On another note, the SATA read speeds were within the range I expect while the USB performance was a little disappointing.

Linear Write

This time, the motherboard recorded the fastest M.2 write speed and wasn’t far off being the first entry above 1570MB/s. Additionally, the SATA speed was solid and the USB 3.0 write rate deserves praise.

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