Pros: -stable
-fast with quad-core 4.2 GHz FX CPU
-Really looks cool
-good bang for the buck
-seem well made
-easy setup

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I had previously written a bad review talking about a problem with a sound card conflict with the graphics card. Turned out it was a driver issue with the ASUS R7 370. I was going to AMD's site and getting the drivers. I guess the newer drivers have bugs and I found that the older Catalyst software works flawlessly. The Crimson software keeps locking up on YouTube and other similar video sites. Once I found this out, this motherboard has worked flawlessly. This build is the system I've been dreaming about.

Pros: none

Cons: I built two systems for Christmas. I had actually started one and bought the parts and switched them back and forth between the one that was mine and the one that was a gift. This processor along with memory for my build and a graphic card for my sons build were the last three items I bought for the basic system. Everything seemed to work great at first and a week later my system kept getting error codes. I tried doing a reboot and it started doing codes while I was trying to reinstall windows. I figured it was the motherboard. I got a new motherboard and it seemed OK. I got an R9 390 graphic card and it started acting up rebooting, shutting down, error codes so I took it back to the box store I got it from and got a R7 370 from ASUS. I also added two more 120 GB SSD drives to my RAID array on my boot drive moved the media drives to external cases and at first, all was good for a few days. I then started having error codes or crash on startup. I had just changed the hard drives and figured that was the problem. So fooled around with them and it stopped so I thought all was good. I went to bed last night, everything had been working good all day, get up today turn the computer on and crash after crash. It would sometimes open then freeze or crash. When it gave a reason they varied from Critical Process Died to various others. The only thing I hadn't changed while this was going on was the CPU. I just took the 3.8 GHz CPU out of my son's computer and put in this one and so far it is working fine. Too late to return to New Egg as it was bought back in December so I am out of $90. This is the first time in over 18 years I have ever had a problem with an AMD processor. That was why they were my brand of choice. They have always been durable, reliable and best bang for the buck. Very sad to see that streak come to an end.

Other Thoughts: It was fast when it worked but I will either be buying the 3.8 like my son's or a 6 or 8 core to replace this.