Pros: - Affordable - Works with Linux (Fedora 29 in my case) without issues

Overall Review: I wanted to update my laptop to Bluetooth 5 and modern WiFi. This did the trick quickly, cheaply, and easily.

Pros: 4 SATA connectors, 4 DIMM slots. Fedore Core 6 Linux seems happy with it.

Cons: Doesn't play nicely with my brand new Crucial DDR400 Ram. Detects as DDR400 in slots 1+2 and is unstable. Detects as DDR333 in slots 3+4, then seems stable. Either chip alone works fine at DDR400. SLI power connector in horrible place. Auto Power on after power loss requires 30-sec power loss.

Pros: - Worked as expected

Cons: None

Pros: Does what I expected

Cons: Needs more cowbell

Pros: Includes DisplayPort, DVI, 1/8" audio, and power cables.

Cons: Speakers are on rear of device. This is probably fine if it's against a wall to reflect the sound, but it's less than ideal for my cube-mate who can hear my music better than I can.

Pros: I've used several of these in bespoke CentOS 7 servers. I don't need performance, I just need something inexpensive that will allow me to connect a monitor.

Cons: None, for my purposes