Pros: Has great features. Two Intel NICs on-board, Q67 chipset, and MITX footprint. Bought this board for a pfsense load balancing dual wan firewall. I added an extra Intel NIC in the expansion slot to allow for 2 WAN and 1 LAN connection. Low power consumption but lots of horsepower compared to the Intel Atom boards.

Cons: None so far. Going on two weeks of 24x7 operation. Will give long-term update later this year.

Overall Review: Used this for a low heat/low power network appliance build. Q67 chipset is a plus for my application. Works great with FreeBSD OS.

Pros: A lot of features on one board. Great for a WHS setup. ICH10, integrated video, high memory capacity. Marketed as Corporate Stable.

Cons: Board was defective out of the box. Due to other reviews of this board I decided to order a different board.

Overall Review: B43 chipset is rare and you have to dig deep to find much information on it.

Pros: Its an Intel NIC. that is a pro in itself. NICs are one area Intel does well. Most recent purchase is specifically for its chipset as I'm using it in a custom network appliance. This is my second time purchasing this model.

Cons: None

Pros: Works great so far. Going on nearly two weeks of 24x7 uptime with no issues. Will report again later this year if any problems occur.

Cons: none

Overall Review: I did not have the poor packaging experience as another person reported earlier. The drive was packed in many layers of protection. I wish the drive price was lower, but I understand that prices increased due to flooding in Thailand.

Pros: System board recognized the RAM with no issues. Its been running 24x7 for nearly two weeks now with no issues.

Cons: None

Pros: Great chip for low power consumption applications that require more than an Intel atom.

Cons: None.