ASRock 939SLI32-eSATA2 939 ULi M1697 ATX AMD Motherboard

Pros: This motherboard features all of the most advanced features found in todays best motherboards. The Nforce4 boards are far and away the highest rated, but this one outperformes all of them for 1/3 the price!!! I just finished a new build which includes 2x7900gt's+2xOCZ platnum+4000+Amd64 and it screams! And AMD2 support for 940's, well equiped. I heard a rumor that Asus or Nvidia was buing them out, so these wont be available long, Get one!!!

Cons: The north and southbridge chips have large heat spreaders, the limit the size of add on PCI cards. I had to put my sound card in the far south slot because it wont fit in any other. But it is still awsome!!

Overall Review: I replaced the heat spreaders on the north and southbridge since getting them with some shorter copper ones and they work great while saving space.

Pros: SLI capable 32 lane pci-express motherboard GbE Firewire 4x Sata2

Cons: Poor overclocking support Voltage range for cpu and ram is a joke Only 2 Fan headers that monitor fan rpm Computer will seldomly stop responding but will come out of it.

Overall Review: There are still some kinks to work out of this board by the manufacturer, hopefully with an updated bios release. Overall this a great motherboard for the price, I would recommend it to someone that isnt looking to go crazy on overclocking.

Pros: Great features, stable, easy to setup, better overclocking options than in the past and very inexpensive.

Cons: Limited voltage options for overclocking.

Overall Review: This is my second Asrock MB and the improvements made since early this year are very obvious. The BIOS is more stable and has more options than I would ever want. I overclocked a 3200+ to 2.2Ghz right out of the box and the board didn’t let me down. Simply put, it works and has a plethora of extras only found in boards costing twice as much.

Pros: Stable, quick, workhorse. All features used have worked without flaw. I am surprised these boards don't get a lot more press.

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: About to buy another...

Pros: A lot of features for the price compared to other motherboards. Connectors on the mobo are color coded so that made hooking stuff up easier.

Cons: Didn't work with my SBLive Value sound card. Apparently some mobos have a problem with this sound card so I guess this is one of them. On board sound is much better so no biggie. The heatsink covering one of the chips on the mobo as mentioned in other comments is definately in the way of all the PCI slots. You won't get a long PCI card on the board unless you change out the heatsink with a low profile one.

Overall Review: The PCI video adapter is initially set as the default video adapter in the BIOS. I hade a PCI video card but it didn't fit due to the heatsink I mentioned. I was able to slightly bend my PCI video card around the heatsink in order to get it to go into the PCI slot. I was then able to see video and set the PCI Express video to be the default.

Pros: easy install, easily overclockable after volt mod is done, bios setting is easy. You won't find another board with more features for the money.

Cons: volt mod requires a steady hand but it's not too difficult.

Overall Review: You won't be able to overclock with this board unless you do the volt mod. Got my athlon 64 3000 overclocked to 2.40 ghz. 300htt x 9. ddr 400 Ram is running 1:1. Haven't tried SLI yet but I'm sure it works (SLI recognized by older nvidia drivers).

Pros: Great Over all zero problems!

Cons: NONE

Pros: Great board, and not just for the price. -Two x16 slots for SLI -Good (not great) OC'ing options -Can be upgraded to AM2 -Only board on the market with eSATA-II

Cons: -HSF attachment holes NOT THREADED! (at least not on mine) -SLI doesn't work with current ForceWare Drivers - Not ASRock's fault, though -vCore only goes to 1.400V

Overall Review: This is a great board overall. I am running a 7900GT singly, so the SLI snafu is not a problem for me. My X2 3800+ is OC'ed to 2.5 GHz on 1.400V. It would probably go higher, but the vCore is capped at 1.400V. Zalman CNPS9500 users BEWARE! The CPU bracket on this board IS NOT THREADED! At least mine wasn't. I had to remove the bracket, force two of the nuts from the CNPS9500's add-on brackets into the back of the mobo's bracket's screw holes. Only then could the heatsink be attached. Small issue, though. Haven't had one problem with stability, stuttering, or heat. Cons aren't enough to make it lose an egg.