Pros: -N Wifi works great, better even than my previous full size Rosewill N Card -Integrated bluetooth picks up my Logitech Dinovo keyboard -plays my HULU, Netflix, and h.264 files just great (having installed Flash 10.1 RC) -takes DDR3 memory, which uses less power and is now cheaper than DDR2. -Win 7 seems snappy enough at 1.6ghz, but I read these are readily overclockable to 2.0ghz. -Comes with Laptop power adapter and the molex adapter that plugs into the MB can power 3 Sata devices, which GREATLY reduces wire clutter

Cons: Hotter than expected, was hoping for completely fanless, but I'm not comfortable with this: Cold boot temp was 35 CPU, 25 MB, but temp approached 65 CPU/ 45 MB when running 1080p video. This is normal, considering it is a high powered GPU. I read about a fanless Zotac board hitting 71C and no crashing problems. Regardless, I threw a 80mm fan on the heatsink. MB reserves 512MB for itself, plus another 256-512MB for the GPU. So my OS reports only 3 of my 4GB. Memory clock max is 1066 (the board's limit without upping the FSB), and I had to manually set timings since is defaulted to CL8 vs CL7.

Overall Review: Running Win 7 x64 G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL7D-4GBRH Could I run it without a fan on the heatsink...probably. I disabled the "Home Gate" that comes up prior to OS, because I prefer straight OS over "User Friendly"

Pros: Using WD Green 3.5" drive, 90W Adapter, DVD Drive, 120mm fan at low speed. 1W @ OFF 2W @ Sleep (Win 7) 26W @ Idle 30W @ 1080p h.264 mkv 32 @ 1080p h.264 + hulu 480 p (Flash 10.1RC) Amazingly, it was able to do the latter without stutter!

Cons: Price, but still a better deal than zotac's offering This is my 3rd entry for this board, but I keep finding more useful advice!

Overall Review: Finally settled on setting FSB at 666, which sets CPU @ 2ghz. This let me set the memory to exactly 1200mhz, which I've found to be the highest this MB will go for memory.

Pros: I've played with it a few days, and put a 120mm fan directly on the heatsink/memory. It's big enough to cover it all, and with q-fan set to silent in BIOS, I can't hear it at all. Using Unlinked in Jumperfree Configuration, so I could set FSB and Memory Mhz separately: Changed FSB from 533 to 711, which upped 1600mhz to 2133mhz. Idle Temperature went from 35C to 39C (with 120mm fan) Windows Experience Index went from 3.1 to 3.8 G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL7D-4GBRH Upped my memory from 1066mhz to 1200mhz CL7 @ 1.49v, but the system sets it down to 1185 max, must have something to do with the FSB and not outperforming it. WEI went from 4.3 to 4.9 I could not get the memory past 1200mhz, even with Timings set to Auto and upping the voltage. Did not overclock GPU, don't see the point...I'd underclock it if I could, but here are WEI with latest Nvidia drivers: WEI Graphics 4.9 WEI Gaming

Cons: WISH THE HEATSINK WAS BIGGER :)

Overall Review: I got it to POST at 3.3ghz LOL, but not sure how stable that would have been since that was the edge of it POSTing.

Pros: Great extra features great price

Cons: When I first got this board I just got any old ddr3 ram from GEIL. When I went to install ubuntu and windows i kept getting installation errors and if i got it to install sometimes windows updates wouldn't install. Basically it was entirely unstable. Until I figured out that the ram i got was not compatible. See below for the link to the pdf that has a list of RAM that is compatible with this motherboard. I wish I had known about this beforehand it would have saved me a lot of time.

Overall Review: Make sure you check the RAM compatibility list: http://dlsvr.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/Intel_CPU_Onboard/AT3IONT-I/E5958_AT3IONT-I_Series.pdf otherwise this motherboard will be unstable.

Pros: I bought this board specifically to put inside of an NES case to make an HTPC. I love it. It's small, it's powerful, and comes with extras that work perfect for this project. It's also fast, handles HD well, and plays emulator games just fine! :) Also, it is absolutely SILENT. I use it with an SSD, and I can't even tell it's on!

Cons: I guess the only con is that it tends to heat up pretty quickly. I am keeping it inside of an NES case, so I needed to add a fan above it to suck away/vent some of that heat. It's not bad, but I want maximum lifetime out of this unit.

Overall Review: If you need a micro ITX board with lots of bells and whistles, power, and a small form factor... this is for you. I highly recommend it!

Pros: Awesome little Atom board with all the features you need. I use this as an HTPC connected to my 40" LCD TV and to my media server wirelessly.

Cons: Wireless adapter is only Wireless N upto 150Mb/s..not 300Mb/s!...removed one egg for this as this was not clear when I purchased.

Overall Review: Full HD movies could not stream smoothly with built-in wireless, had to purchase USB adapter for full 300Mb/s connection. After that video played very smoothly.

Pros: Very small. On-board video is adequate for Blu-ray movies and video streaming to HDMI TV. It is quick and has everything you need on-board (after you get all the latest drivers installed). I used a 2.5" as a system drive and put it in the floppy bay and used the 5.25" bay for a 1TB media storage disk.

Cons: Windows 7 Home will load the wrong default driver for this board and you will have problems with no image during the install process. I had to install a temporary video card and re-install Windows 7. Once the install process was complete, I removed the temporary video card and rebooted the machine and it then worked. This is not the fault of the board. The right case is hard to find. I went with Foxconn RM233+FSP150-50GLT Black. I pulled the power supply and blanked out the PS hole. The remote control is the pits. Few working functions.

Overall Review: Strange, but the Foxconn RM233 case with the power supply cost less than the case without it. Go figure. I purchased a Bluetooth keyboard for this board, which was a mistake. Not nearly enough range for an average living room. Go wireless USB.

Pros: This Mobo works like a charm when used for a HTPC. 720p seemed to not lag what so ever. Installs easily and I LOVE that it has an external power supply.

Cons: The remote for me was a bit worthless, I ended up using a Windows MCE remotes. It can't handle 1080p all that well...

Overall Review: If you are on a tight budget and building a HTPC this as good as it gets.