Pros: Put this in a Chevy s10 to replace my old Pioneer head-unit that died finally after 6 years. Looks very sleek looking along with the all red lighting. The volume button is huge and also acts as the power/source button which is nice at night time. Customizable EQ along with some presets built in. LOUD. Remote Control. Wiring it up was pretty straight forward, although there was already a system wired up in the truck. All over good head-unit. Better than the one it replaced.

Cons: Navigating the unit itself is a bit funny at first. There is a dedicated audio settings button in the very top right next to the cd eject button. I'm used to the cd button being all the way right, but I just got used to it after awhile. The only other quirk is how the "Loud" function turns on. You have to hold the EQ button down for about 2 seconds then loud turns on/off.

Overall Review: I like Pioneer, what can I say. They make good stuff and at the price paid, it was more than worth it. Got it next day after ordering, go newegg.

Pros: This is the best MicroATX board you can get for your money. DDR3 with AM3 processor support with AMD's 790 chipset. Has a P.O.S.T. indicator attached directly to the mobo as well as dedicated power and reset buttons. They even take it a step further and give you a genuine bios...an overclockers dream. All this with 2x PCIe 2.0 slots crammed into this board just puts icing on the cake. There are literally TONS of features this board offers, I couldn't fit them all in this review if I wanted too.

Cons: It dropped in price 2 days after I bought it. What can you do.

Overall Review: I was put off by some of the reviews of this board but IMO this is one of the best MicroATX board you can get. Especially if you want to go Crossfire X.