GIGABYTE GA-M68MT-S2P AM3 NVIDIA GeForce 7025/nForce 630a chipset Micro ATX AMD Motherboard

Pros: Worked great with the Athlon 215 and with the Phenom 975.

Cons: Tried an AMD FX 6100, but it failed to recognize it. Ended up using a Phenom 975 instead and built another system with the FX.

Other Thoughts: Good board at a good price.

Pros: -Can use 125W cpus with no problem
-Nice enough bios
-Worked for about 2 years for me now

Cons: -Very basic with not a ton of features but that is easy to overlook since it is a cheap board

Other Thoughts: Overall I am pretty happy with this MB

Pros: Great configuration/layout
Supports Dual and single slot cards
Onboard GPU is pretty decent
Supports Dual Graphics with a Radeon Video Card (Research which ones before you buy)
Has a "Load factory fail-safe options" if the BIOS isn't responding

Cons: BIOS is VERY finicky and often crashes when altered
Would not post after a manipulation in the BIOS
RAID for SATA did not function properly
Had a USB compatibility issue when trying to configure Windows 7 Ult

Other Thoughts: I bought this for a budget gaming build and as long as I did not try to overclock or mess around in the BIOS everything was fine. But when I manipulated even the smallest thing, the computer would not post until I manually restarted about 5 times. Then I loaded fail-safe factory defaults and have not had any problems since. Be sure that when/if you buy to load the USB drivers from the CD or else you may run into a compatibility issue when trying to configure windows with a USB keyboard and mouse.

Overall, this board is ok, but I don't plan on buying this particular brand in the near future. Gigabyte is otherwise a solid brand despite this one board.

Pros: Worked in IDE mode fine. Overall good performance.

Cons: Had two DOA with exact same issue. Raid corrupting data, both boards had port 1,1 bad. Swapped multiple drive (same type), and different cables. Always same issue with same port (1,1).

Other Thoughts: Hopefully the won't bring this back (into stock) as many folks have wasted a lot of time dealing with this mb...

Pros: MicroATX form factor, on-board video

Cons: One of the motherboards was DOA. To their credit, NewEgg RMAd it and ended up replacing it with a superior revision that left me satisfied with the original purchase

Pros: good documantation, easy to set up. Package looks really nice

Cons: had three go bad, first one in the first 30 days. Giving up and trying another brand

Other Thoughts: changed the power supply to no avail.

Pros: does what it it suppose to do

Cons: not a good overclocking board.....

Other Thoughts: OVERCLOCKER, STAY AWAY!!!! YOU WONT BE ABLE TO OVERCLOCK FOR SNIP ON THIS BOARD. If you even increase fsb by like 10, itll say "Safemode, please resetting your multiplier setting" =(

Pros: Bought in a combo, Took about 30 mins to put it together completely. Runs really cool.

Cons: Its hard to find an upgrade for the video card...

Pros: See the boards description...

Cons: None, you get what you pay for.

Other Thoughts: This is the 4th bottom of the line Gigabyte MB I've purchased for personal budget home gaming builds in the past four years. I've had zero issues so far.
These boards are priced very cheap but the quality is outstanding.
They are really plug and play, if you take the time to research your components you should have no issues installing and using this MB, drop it in, install the ram processor ect, turn it on...it works, no need for most users to even go into the bios.
If your into overclocking I'd recommend spending a little more money but for budget home systems this board rocks.

Pros: Came in a combo deal and wasnt what I picked out but it all worked out good. No problems with enough space for the combo setup.

Cons: Would have liked to see something with AM3+ for future upgrades but that's fine for what I'm using it for.