Pros: Pretty nice board. It Has a bunch of features, bios is very easy to navigate, doesn't take long to post, no major issues so far. Installation was a snap.

Cons: As most people have stated, Supermicro doesn't include instructions but they do have them online in PDF form. I will say that downloading the ISO image of the CD is a bit of a hassle (4+ Gigs). If you don't include a physical instruction booklet fine, but at least include a CD with the motherboard drivers. Some minor issues loading the chipset drivers which caused the system to hang on restart. Powering Down the system and restarting fixed the issue.

Overall Review: What i'm running -Plextor 256GB SSD -Intel Xeon E5-1650 v3 -SAMSUNG 16GB 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM ECC Registered DDR4 2133 I'll have another review once i've let the system bake for a bit longer.

Pros: Installed these on my Supermicro X10SRA-F. No issues so far.

Cons: None yet

Overall Review: Hopefully these will remain stable for a long time.

Pros: Easy to install, Pre-applied thermal paste, quiet fan, and spring mounted screws ensures the perfect amount of torque.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Installed on a supermicro X10SRA-F, with a Intel Xeon E5-1650 v3. Remember to alternate screwing down the first set of diagonally mounted screws a little at a time. Otherwise once side will be torqued in all the way and the other side will see saw upward

Pros: Black grills go with everything

Cons: They cost money

Overall Review: Seriously, it's a black 120mm grill. Shipped as described, nothing bent.

Pros: Works as described. I had not problems with the clips. Works with the Plextor M5M mSata SSD.

Cons: None

Overall Review: If you're using Windows 7, don't forget to use the "Disk Management" utility to format the new SSD (Start => Control Panel =>Administrative Tools=>Computer Management=>Disk Management). Otherwise the disk won't pop up under "My Computer".

Pros: -Plenty of Space for virtually all your needs -Quiet Fan operation -Beautiful LED's -Snap in architecture for Hard Drives and Front Drives is awesome -Cable routing design and grommets makes for clean no nonsense wiring

Cons: -Plastic vents are a flimsy for a case this expensive. -Front Panel mounted USB 3.0 Port is double ended and pretty much useless. How about making it USB 3.0 --> MOBO connectors instead. -One of the thumb screws for rear accessory panel was stripped in. Not a big deal but Corsair if you're listening get your QC on track. This is inexcusable for a case close to $200. -Instructions for connecting the speed fan controller are non existent. I found the directions on you tube but I shouldn't have to go to the internet to find something that should already be explained and packaged with the case.

Overall Review: If the Empire decided to make a computer case modeled after a storm trooper, this would be the result. Setup -Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO -G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 16GB (64GB total) -Asus Sabertooth x79 -i7 4930k CPU -Corsair 750HX PS -EVGA 770 GTX 4GB PCIE x16