Pros: -Had no issues setting this up and giving my mac address to my ISP. -This product has lived up to my expectations. -My ISP is noticeably faster. -Configuring the router part of the product isn't far or different from configuring the a normal Netgear Router. -This product with Time Warner Cable aka Charter providers.

Cons: -IF you disable the router section, the login into the UI part gets disabled, and you'd have to push the factory reset button to enable it back on. I couldn't get back to the Netgear UI portion after I disabled the router part. Doing this, I think it makes the C7000 a standalone Modem.

Pros: -UEFI is an improvement. -USB 3.0 are functional in comparison to older models. -Boot up time changed from 12 seconds to 5 to 7 seconds after post.

Cons: -Doesn't read all my memory for a kit that's not supported. A lot of kits that are supported are mainly at a max of 16 or 32 GB of Ram. My Kit is only working at a max of 48 or 3 sticks out of 8. Prior model, LGA 2011 Extreme 11 could support all 64GB of DDR3 versus 128 GB DDR4 on this LGA 2011-3 platform. I suspect that if you wanted to utilize the max CPU Framebuffer, you'd need to purchase and install UDIM ECC or Server memory. My current kit is the 3200, G. SKill Trident 128 GB DDR4 Kit. BIOS is only reading 48 on mine, and all the sticks won't fit properly because space becomes a factor with the local heatstinks on the board. Memory listing for 128gb, there's none listed as being compatible on the ASRock Website. -If you aren't using the teaming/Link Aggregation functions of the 10G T-Lan, you can't use them individually as an internet connection. The 10G ports are basically useless with only 1 Ethernet cable. The system doesn't read any packets coming in our out.

Overall Review: -This motherboard, from the LGA 2011 Extreme 11, loses a 6v CPU connector for Overclocking. Through the BIOS software, I have my setup stable at 4.0 GHZ at 35 deg C at idle. This motherboard isn't a champ at Overclocking. -My old LGA 2011 Extreme 11 had no issues with my Sound Blaster ZXR card. The x99 WS-E/10G becomes a little unstable with that SoundBlaster Card. This leads to a lot of BSODs. I'm giving this motherboard 4 out of 5 Eggs is because I feel it's still worthy of it, and it meets my expectations of a Workstation Motherboard and not a Gaming/Enthusiast Motherboard. I purchased this motherboard for the workstation aspect, and to a high caliber, it's a pretty stable and functional motherboard with a bit qwerks like the Extreme 11. My old Extreme 11 didn't have functional USB 3.0, the SB Fan died on me after a year or two of use, V-TD crashed a lot on AMD Graphic Cards (7000 and RX-295). This motherboard has 4G Decoding. So that means you can use Workstaton Graphic cards or a NVidia Tesla with this motherboard. The option is listed in the PCIe section of the BIOS.

Pros: -Love it

Cons: -none

Overall Review: -Upgraded from a Razer Ouroboros

Pros: -Built pretty beefy, feels and looks like a premium product. -Has no issues powering up two Nvidia GTX TItans (Pascal for Display, Maxwell for PhysX). -Due to the fan being off about 90% of the time, it's quiet. -Similar setup and connectors as any prior Corsair PSU products. -12v rail connectors are longer then older models. I had to use extensions on my old 1200 watt Corsair PSU from about 3 to 5 years ago.

Cons: -Just a con to me, but I feel as if you get scrapped by the plastic connectors a lot. The plastic on the connectors typically have sharp edges. -Price.

Overall Review: So recently, for my old setup, my old 1200 watt Corsair PSU died on me. It died after 5 years of abuse and use. I was in the process of upgrading some hardware. It died so horribly that it shorted my room. First it started making clicking sounds. I'm not sure if there was something wrong with the fan because that part wouldn't come on. After it shorted my room, I had to reset the breaker in the circuit box. My old 1200 watt PSU became nothing more than a paper-weight. So that was the "why" storie of how I needed a new PSU, and what lead me to purchase this model. Old Setup: i7 4960x Ivy Bridge-E at 4.6Ghz (watercooled setup) 64GB Corsair Dominator Ram DDR3 Asrock 2011 Extreme 11 Motherboard. 1 Maxwell GTX Titan SoundBlaster ZXR New Setup: i7 6950 Broadwell-E at 4.0 Ghz (watercooled) 128 GB G. Skill Trident DDR4 (48 GBs are only being read, 3 sticks, motherboard doesn't support this kit) Asrock 2011-E WS-E/10G Motherboard. 1 Pascal GTX Titan, 1 Maxwell GTX Titan

Pros: -Easy to install and setup. -UI is easy to use and understand.

Cons: None

Overall Review: -I bought this product for the 60ghz wireless connection, but for some reason, my tablet and cellphone isn't reading it on the wifi list. I'm starting to suspect that you need a special wireless modem to use it. -The unit out of the package, the antennas are folded downwards ontop the unit. So when you set up the unit, you have to shift the antennas upward. -The image is misleading. The size of this unit is actually bigger. The image of the unit gave me the impression that the AD7200 was a small unit, but it's actually like a 12" by 12" square.

Pros: CrossfireX works through PCIe Bus. There's no latency. AMD Fixed their multi-GPU solution. Easy to install, easy to run, better performance than the previous by 35%. Just purchased a third one for CrossfireX. Very little to no frame drops. All of AMD woes have been fixed for the most part.

Cons: Core Frequencies will throttle due to the massive heat. 95 degs C is the max, and this I on the stock cooling solution. Once these babies have a waterblock solution attach to them, they will stop throttling between 1000 MHz and 800 mhz.

Overall Review: I can imagine, with waterblock solutions, these Vanilla cards will OC past 1250 Mhz easily. Asus ARES 2 topped past 1200 Mhz on it's stock cooling solution.

-Package came at reasonable time. -Product was in pristine condition. There was no damages. -Package had the product I ordered. -I've got nothing but good remarks to say about this third party seller because I got my product, and nothing bad happen. -I gave 5 eggs because I got 5 eggs-worthy service.