Pros: 12 PCIE 1x slots and a 16x slot. Cheap for as many cards as you can run with it. Building 1 13 card rig saves you the cost of the motherboard/cpu/and ram of 2 6 card rigs. Comes with above 4g decoding enabled out of the box.

Cons: Having to have 2 molex and 1 sata for supplementary power seems like overkill when each riser is powered anyways. But hey, I'm not an electrical engineer, maybe they are needed.

Overall Review: I highly recommend this motherboard for anyone who wants to run 13 gpus. Keep in mind though if you are using windows that you can only use 8 of nvidia OR amd, then the other 5 have to be the other. With SImple Mining OS which is linux based, that isn't a problem.

Pros: cheap?

Cons: This motherboard is horrible, I only bought it because it came as part of a bundle with my FX4100. I bought Biostar once before and regretted it, I do once more. It is nigh impossible to get my ram to run at the rated speed and the onboard video keeps crashing everytime I try to zoom in on extra tall jpgs

Overall Review: don't buy

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Overall Review: I'm just popping in here to say that I've streamlined the hotfix that patches NVMe as well as all of the other windows updates into a Windows 7 Ultimate .iso. I've uploaded the .iso to TPB, just search Win7 NVMe. I used a clean Windows 7 Ultimate .iso with no cracks. It is just a clean .iso with the updates and the NVMe hotfix streamlined in. Entirely legal. Enjoy!

Pros: All of the panels come off: Both sides, top, bottom, and front. Room for 2 HDDs and an SSD. Decent powersupply included. Not the hardest case to build in (I'm looking at you Bitfenix Prodigy). Well packaged, it arrived with zero damage. All the side panels line up, nothing it out of square.

Cons: Did not come packed in bacon.

Overall Review: This case is a steal at it's regular price of $45. I got it 15% off with a promo code and just mailed off the $10 rebate today. As long as there is no funny business with the rebate, I give this case a solid 5 eggs, I am just floored by what $28 buys. I built a mini-itx dedicated game server into this case. Pentium G3258 with 8GB of ram in it and there is plenty of ventilation in this case for some moderate overclocking. I may replace the PSU with a Corsair CX430 next time it goes on sale, the PSU in this has to be pretty cheap for the case to have only cost $28 and yet be of such high quality.

Pros: 720p Screen at 5" looks amazing Built in speakers sound great 12ish hour battery life is ridiculous VERY solid construction Didn't even have to set up game stream, just connected to home network and selected my computer, started streaming Bioshock Infinite instantly. Emulates SNES, N64, GBA, and DS with ease. Miracast takes no set up either, i accidentally started streaming youtube to my roommate's TV with it.

Cons: No webcam No GPS

Overall Review: I love this thing, streaming my PC games to it while i lie in bed is great (if extremely lazy). It is the perfect all in one emulation device as well, i have thousands of hours worth of ROMS loaded on it to play.

Pros: I have this thing overclocked to 4.7Ghz on an ASUS Z87 Pro V Edition motherboard, it screams like a bat out of hell.

Cons: The included heatsink was anemic at best but i knew that going in. If you are buying a K part you had better have better than stock cooling to go with it. I would have liked to have been able to buy this without the stock heatsink and maybe have saved another $5.

Overall Review: Make sure to buy a Z chipset if you are buying a K processor, otherwise you are wasting a perfectly overclockable processor on a non-overclockable motherboard. My Setup: Case - Corsair 650D PSU - Corsair CX750M Mobo - ASUS Z87 Pro V Edition CPU - Intel Core i5 4670K 3.4Ghz (OCed to 4.7Ghz) RAM - Patriot Sector 5 2x4GB 1600Mhz GPU - ASUS GTX660-DC2O-2GD5 SSD - Samsung Evo 840 120GB HDD - Seagate 3TB