Great mobo for all of the needs. Wifi is good, overclocking options are great , simple UEFI and BIOS. Highly recommend this mobo.

I will stick with ASRock until the day I die. Fast boot/shut down/reboot times and no problems thus far with any of their products.

A very solid performer with remarkably easy overclocking options. I didn’t take much advantage of them as I was trying to keep things super cool with my totally passive system, but they’re there if I ever choose to go in a different direction with it. Don’t love the antennae which are more or less a requirement if you are going to use the WiFi or Bluetooth at all. Range without them is pitiful. Not sure I really get the value of the dual NICs either. Other than that, no complaints – well designed. (8/10)

Has all the features you want in a mobo. Wifi is fast, a lot of usb ports, simple enough UEFI, and convenient placements of the components in the mobo. Its my first build so I don't really have anything to compare it with, but working with this mobo was a breeze. Also keep in mind there's only two fan headers. So if you want to use more than one case fan, you're gonna need a fan splitter.

Great support IO on a budget for Z270 platforms without sacrificing overclocking potential. The only concern is the dinky heat sink over the MOSFETS. WARNING: Don't touch. Nearly burned my finger xD Just be sure to have some airflow over that area, even if it is not much.

Well thought out board with a good mix of features and well laid out. This board was easy to build with and even with a massive Noctua NH-D14 placed over the top, nothing got in the way. The clencher was the 6x USB3.0 and 2x USB2.0 on the back panel. Definitely worth the AUD 20-25 premium over the AsRock H270M-ITX/ac for me as it keeps the door open for a K-series CPU and overclocking.