Joined on 06/04/03
Mother of all Boards
Pros: If you look in an encyclopedia under "bang for the buck" you may very well see a picture of this motherboard. All the features you could want at an incredibly low price. This thing has been rock solid following a trouble free install.
Cons: None
Overall Review: Intel 3570K Biostar Motherboard G Skill Ripjaws 4x4 Corsair H60
Problems
Pros: Nicely built unit, very quiet, great potential.
Cons: Does not work. Hoping vendor can solve problem.
Overall Review: Unit hangs with error message on startup "Not enough space to copy PCI option ROM 00:1f:02". I am booting from one of my internal drives. After this message I end up with a wrecked BootMgr on my boot drive.
simple to install, does the job nicely
Pros: Easy way to add additional m.2 storage
Overall Review: Would recommend
These sticks are a no-brainer. Price/Performance is a great deal.
Pros: - Runs at 3600 with xmp settings on an ASrock Gaming 4 x570 motherboard - I bought these in orange to go with a pair in red (bought both on sale). 64 gig, Rock-solid at 3600. - Memory chips are all Samsung
Cons: - I am still not a fan of their heat sinks, The do not adhere well to the memory.
Overall Review: These sticks are a no-brainer. Price/Performance is a great deal.
Excellent Product
Pros: Installed easily Rock-solid reliability Easily cloned to run as the boot drive Includes free Acronis and utility software
Cons: None
Overall Review: You cannot go wrong with this m.2 SSD. Good price, reliable. Works perfectly in my AsRock Gaming 4 x570 motherboard. Highly recommended.
So far, so good
Pros: - Samsung chips - Runs at 3200 with stock settings on an ASrock Gaming 4 x570 motherboard
Cons: - tried running with xmp settings, would no pass post checking - the heat sinks seem to be garbage. they just keep falling off the circuit board, disappointing
Overall Review: At these prices, it appears to be a solid buy but I wish they did a better job with the heat sink. When I have time I will try playing with the voltages and timing to increase speed to 3600 Update 060120: After a bit of fiddling these are now running rock solid at 3600