Pros: Another great Biostar product bios has plenty of options got my Sempron 140 to 3780mhz stable onboard video is more then enough for me. Win 7 64 gives the video 4.4 for aero and 5.4 for gaming. Very stable setup this mobo Sempron 140 (3780mhz) Corsair 2gb ddr3 1333 onboard 4200 vid

Cons: Only 2 rams slots is a downer but I knew this when I bought it so I can't knock an egg off

Pros: i do like this mobo a lot better than the asus mobos that i've used

Cons: the warranty only 2, and 3 years, only 2 ram slots other than that its a good mobo DDR3 800/1066/1333 it would be nice if it took ddr3 1600 but o well

Overall Review: only am3, DDR3 800/1066/1333

Pros: How does Biostar stay open with prices like this and have quality products like this? Threw in an AMD Athlon x3 2.9ghz, Kingston ValuRAM (2x 2gb) DDR3 1333, lite-on dvd burner, 500gb Samsun Spinpoint HDD. Booted up fine, installed Windows 7 x64 and no problems at all. The on-board video is awesome. This is not a gaming PC of course, but I'm sure it could handle some light gaming if it needed to. Truthfully I've never had such an easy and trouble free build. Good layout too. It's hard to believe so much stuff is packed into a mAtx board for $65.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: This board's value cannot be overstated. For $65, you take care of the motherboard, lan, sound, and video. This was my first build using a Biostar mobo, and I must admit, I was impressed to say the least. I definitely can't picture a better value mobo. Like I said, it's not a gaming mobo, but I don't think you'd be buying a $65 mobo if you were trying to run heavy gaming.

Pros: I've bought two of these. We use these for our untangle machines (web filter etc) at the office and they work good. Low watt usage, low size, low heat.

Cons: No problems.

Overall Review: Try this in combination with AMD Athlon II X4 630 and the 30gb OCZ drive for a fast reliable untangle bridge.

Pros: - Good, inexpensive board with built in HD 4200 graphics.

Cons: - Realtek Audio, not a big fan of that, I've been too pampered by nForce in the past. Still not that bad though. - Can have video problems after S3 sleep (see below section) - Odd placement of Case Fan power for my case, but meh.

Overall Review: The Video after S3 is what made this one lose an egg. It's ATI's fault. If you have problems with this, use Catalyst 9.8 and make sure Windows Update doesn't try to give you anything newer. It works well, and I haven't had any problems since.

Pros: Excellent pricing, full featured, good selection of basic overclocking settings, outstanding color and sharpness from onboard 4200 graphics. Graphics score 4.1/4.0 Windows Experience Index with Vista Ultimate x64

Cons: Haven't come across any yet, considering price/performance ratio.

Overall Review: New foundation for daughter's computer. I've had nothing but great experiences with Biostar for general use computer builds. This replaces a Biostar T-Force 6100 that ran perfectly as well. However, these 4200 graphics totally smoke the 6100's video. Don't underestimate the integrated 4200 - obviously not for high resolution gaming on a large 24" or 30" monitor, but more than good enough for standard 17" panel. Entirely different league from what is typically thought of as "onboard graphics". Very high quality color and sharpness. Thoroughly impressed with all this board offers for the money. Currently running a Regor 240 @3.5GHz by upping bus to 250, totally stock voltages for CPU and NB. Totally stable (prime tested), very very impressed.

Pros: Great value. Was able to unlock the fourth core on my X3 720 BE by setting ACC to "Auto." Has the full gamut of overclocking options, including multiplier. Performance is decent with the ATI chipset and Radeon 4200 graphics. Outstanding for what I paid for it.

Cons: BIOS is strangely laid out.. It took a bit of head scratching to find what I was looking for. It almost has too many settings which could be difficult for a novice user. I haven't spent a whole lot of time with it, but it appears the highest Mem clock you can give it @ the default fsb is DDR3-1333. Voltages are adjustable in 1990's era 0.1v increments. Only one chassis fan header. Could use an HDMI output.

Overall Review: I really had to try and dig up some cons, but they are all things I couldn't possibly knock an egg off for, considering this is what it is -- A budget board. That being said, it has all the features and options for even most advanced users. I had no trouble overclocking or unlocking the fourth core. Biostar boards are usually very feature packed even in the budget segment. I'd definitely buy this again.

Pros: I actually bought this board with low expectations, I've always ran with MSI and Asus, so naturally I was hesitant to change it up. The price was 55$ total and this being an AM3/DD3 board I simply couldn't pass it up. Firstly the newest version was sent, nothing but the color was changed, a pleasant surprise as the picture on Newegg looks like a bowl of fruity loops, the new color is a very attractive black/red. Everything ran beautifully out of the box, no settings had to be changed, which was is a first. The onboard video actually blew me away, 1080p videos were handled with zero hiccups. This is probably the best value to price ratio I've seen in a long time.

Cons: no dd3 1600.

Overall Review: buy it.