Pros: Worked great out of the box

Cons: only two ram slots

Pros: It works
Not totally useless
Seems to be pretty stable
Not to bad of a buy if your on a serious budget

Cons: Okay, this is where it gets fun.
The lack of support for this motherboard is laughable considering the fact it will accept a AM3 processor.
The CPU fan HAS to be a 4 pin or it will just go as fast as it can without being able to slow it down, therefore shortening the life of your CPU fan if it is a 3 pin.
Without a 4 pin CPU fan you will have to buy a external fan controller.
I thought I was upgrading from a very old single core Intel PC to a AMD Phenom X4 quad core, but it seems more like a step back with how much everything lags now (I moved most of my old parts from the Intel PC over to my new one because the parts are compatible).

Overall Review: My honest thoughts.... Its not horrible but I could have spent $10-$20 more and got something better. Seems to run nicely when I run one program at a time but with subwoofer box design requires me to run 3 at a time and gets very laggy.

Pros: If you have a old AM2 or AM3 CPU and ddr2 laying around this is a good option for putting them together for a budget build.

Cons: Old on board GPU but still more than enough for the basics. I do not recommend cross firing on board with a Card. I could not even find a card that could. The main reason for this recommendation is very marginal gain compared to just getting a good budget video card.
Poor information from manufacture. On the box at the top it has the AMD Phenom II X4 badge but at bottom it says Phenom II x6. There web site is a dig site for information. Once I did mine the info it didn't tell me what bios. This was curiosity driving me because My CPU is quad core. I just expect more from ASRock

Overall Review: I didn't say these things to scare you away from this board. It is a great product for what it is. If you are looking at this board I don't believe you are likely looking to install a 1100t or 1090t (both are still beast CPU's today) or Playing BF4 at max settings. This is great board for web/word/bejeweled user with a small budget.

Pros: Low cost, Overclocks good, availability!

Cons: None

Overall Review: Build a system from older parts I have here, I was able to get the same overclock on an AMD 940 quadcore as other higher price mobo. Thank you Asrock for making motherboard available.

Pros: Works great for older parts

Cons: Small Issue

Overall Review: One issue was that after not using it for a while, the CMOS battery had to be popped in order to get it working again. Other than that, does its job well! Purchased this to use with parts from an older computer and they fit together perfectly.

Pros: Fast and stable when it ran (although not burn-jn tested).

Cons: I had this model board previously. 2 months out of 1 yr. warranty it died. I purchased this board as replacement and it is faulty; I did a bench build and it ran fine until I installed it in the box and connected the front panel headers. Then it failed to POST. Detached the front panel connectors and it booted & ran perfectly. Did this several times. I reset BIOS back to default, no difference. RMA'd back to Newegg.

Overall Review: Too bad, Asrock seems to be lax on quality testing before shipping their boards, I am noticing a lot of complaints on their boards, Newegg and other online suppliers also.

Pros: great upgrade to repair lagging box store computers from 7 years ago... great way to use all those parts sitting around collecting dust - very stable .. once up and running

Cons: 1st motherboard had issues .. finally up and running died while burning in .. With Newegg premier , saved shipping to - shipping back for rma - expedited shipped new replacement also free- now up and running .. typing this review on the computer...

so - for all the service and attention that Newegg provided .. no star removal for initial board as does happen from time to time.

Overall Review: System is VERY stable and idle temps hovering in the 20's using - Athlon II x4 645 3.1 gig quad, paired with 4 gig (2x2gig) G-Skill F@ 8500 CL6D-4GBNQ 1066 DDR2 @2.0 volt on windows 8.1 .. had to set timing manually but system stable at correct timing and speed - no overclocking used - set up with a business class Video card - AMD HD-8570 -also had an old averVideo tv - radio combo pcIe card installed - not for gaming with this video card - but perfect for upgraded business class with tv, hd video and radio for client - all with parts sitting on workbench (and his old emachines vista single core system) re- fanned old case with Arctic Fans (CPU, rear case and hard drive fan) working together - daisy chained thru power management @ 40% nice and quiet - would recommend to all who have those big box machines to bring back to life ...

Pros: Not completely obsolete.

Cons: The board is just not really worth the $60+ bucks. It only has Serial ATA II support, keep this in mind as you will not be able to use any other Hard Disk Drives with this board. Nor will you be able to use 2 different types of RAM they must both be the same or you will not be able to use the Dual Channel DDR2 feature it shows in the User's Manual.

Overall Review: I may have just gotten a faulty board from the box. Mine would not even post to the BIOS. All-n-All if I were you I'd just save my money and go either MSI w/DDR3 Mother board, and not waste your time with this Dinosaur. I was just trying to replace an Acer Aspire M1202's motherboard.
And do it with as little cost as possible, due to the fact it was for my daughter hence no return profit whatsoever. FYI I've been fixing/building rigs for about 15 years now. What seemed like a real bargain turned out to just be a real headache.