Pros: I bought this board for its PCIE capabilities, it does not disappoint with the number and speed of its slots. Plenty of USB ports and two ethernet ports Looks like a motherboard, not a transformer's doll.

Cons: The BIOS is... interesting. You need to use a mouse, or else it will not function properly 95% of the time. There are so many goshdarn options, which might be a good thing, but I can't sort out which settings to use the get my rig functioning how I want. I want to use my IGP while still giving my OS access to my GPUs/AICs, I have not accomplished that. It took quite some time to set up because I couldn't figure out the LEGACY/UEFI options (this is not SUPERMICRO's fault I do not believe, just my incompetency). I still don't know how to reliably boot it how I need it to boot, I'm afraid to start changing my OS which NEEDS to happen soon. I wish that it was EATX and that the PCIE slots were more spaced out. Almost everyone using those slots will be stacking GPUs, they could use just a bit more room to breathe. Did I mention the BIOS is a bit of a mess?

Overall Review: Overall I'm happy with what I got but I will try and find something else with the PCIE capabilities for my next rig.

Pros: Decent value if you're running Windows. Outclassed by new cards, but I bought it before they dropped so I can't complain about that.

Cons: AMD does not have drivers working with modern Linux systems. They have no plans to develop support for it either as it's an "older" card i.e. based on an old card. If you ever mess around with Linux don't even consider this card. The FOSS drivers are good for what they are, but they can't compete with nvidia's drivers.

Pros: Great speeds, reliablility, QoS, range, and it looks pretty sleek. Software is one of the best out of the box and you have plenty of options if you need them,

Cons: Nothing major. Tiny power port is weird. Software could always use improvements. Why not ship with open source firmware? Seems that would be an improvement.

Overall Review: Closed source is a bit concerning for security, but standard today.

Pros: Good performance and a great value. These will be my go to for replaceable fans for the great price vs performance ratio.

Cons: They aren't super quiet and they stop spinning pretty fast after power is cut leading me to believe they'll stop spinning before my higher end fans, yet to have a failure yet though,

Pros: This is the sweet spot for price vs performance. It is pretty much top of the line and is an industry standard.

Cons: Don't change a thing.

Pros: Reliable hardware and no-fuss software. I've bought three of these myself and others have bought them as well. I have not known of a single failure.

Cons: Lights are bright as hell (could be a pro to some). Do not put it in a bedroom.

Overall Review: Would never recommend another modem.