Pros: I purchased from a different vendor, but even at this price, it still performs at a level found in units 3-4 times its price. It should be noted, I am not an "audiophile," just a guy who looks good, crisp sounds. The instructions are simple to comprehend (albeit font size seems small), especially when splitting 3.5mm outputs from a PC to RCAs. I bought it as a joke because "What system will actually be good for $105-$150," right? RIGHT. I ended up setting this up as a more permanent configuration and gave my preceding system to my parents for their workout room.

Cons: The price point pretty much buys you an egg, and it would have lost one while I was setting it up. Updating the Bluetooth drivers on my computer wasn't the problem, but the fact that I had to use Bluetooth was. It was supposed to come with 3 3.5mm audio to RCA splitters according to the instructions, but on the website it didn't. So after a trip to my local tech store I picked them up for $2/piece. Totally worth the slight inconvenience.

Other Thoughts: This has been a surprisingly good product and based on the experience I had, I would recommend you at least consider this as a viable option when looking at $500-$600 systems. Especially since this option seems to float around the $150 mark.

Pros: Always been a price-performance guy, and this lives up to the definition. Excellent board for medium range builds.

Cons: With nearly a year of use, the graphics cards on there have created an extremely slight flex in the board. I have had no luck with the overclocking features built in to the board.

Other Thoughts: This is a great board, I would buy it again.