Pros: - Inexpensive - Can be used as a boot drive

Cons: - Slow R/W speed, especially if used under heavy storage

Overall Review: Easy option if you'd want to make it your own boot drive or choose to store files at a small capacity, otherwise I would choose a different storage device if you'll be mostly storing a library of AAA videogames or professional video editing.

Pros: - A good starting point for mid-tier builds - Supports DDR4 and DDR5 memory speeds - Inexpensive

Overall Review: Not much to really say about this, but I do have to say that this could be a good processor if you'd want an overkill gaming experience.

Pros: - Great for budget builds - Inexpensive

Cons: - Prone to future-proofing - Specifications are rather confusing, differences in the manual and on-site specifications.

Overall Review: Just about a year with this motherboard, this is a really good starting point if you're looking to build a low-end computer if you're on a budget. I wouldn't really recommend this for Intel processors with this type of socket, unless you're into basic gaming. If you want an overkill gaming experience, just save up a hundred or two more for a faster DDR5 motherboard, you'll thank me with a smile on your face.