Pros: No troubles at all with this m/b. Running debian 5.03 linux with nvidia 7600 gt and 2 nvidia fx 5500 cards driving 6 lcd screens, 4 gb gskill mem and 2.66 ghz core 2 quad. It flys. Can't beat it for the price.

Cons: none

Overall Review: thanks to NewEgg cust service

Pros: I still really like the board layout and am very happy with the other one I bought in January

Cons: The one I received had the Apr 09 BIOS which appears to not work with the Core 2 Quads. I tried the other cpu from my other eVga 750i bought in Jan (which had no trouble with the Core 2 Quad), but still got the 4e error. Not having a Dou to reflash with, I had to RMA it. They should have tested the BIOS with a Quad before releasing it, as it used to work with older BIOS revs

Overall Review: If you happen to have a Core 2 Duo, even to reflash with the Set 09 BIOS for use with a Quad, its a good layout for a multi monitor system. I have 6 22" LCD's running off 2 9500gt's and an FX 5500 running Debian Lenny Linux very stable.

Pros: Was on sale when I got it

Cons: Died WAY too young. In the past, my UPS's always lasted 5 or 10 YEARS not a few months

Overall Review: It actually still runs, but has a continuous alarm that you can't silence

Pros: no troubles, good support

Cons: none

Pros: Other than the initial problem with the onboard LAN needing a BIOS update to work under Linux (running Debian Lenny), its been perfect. Its fast and has the 2 PCIe x 16 slots, plus more PCI slots, so with the Core 2 Quad Q9400 and 8 gb, its able to run my 6 displays with oodles of power to spare

Cons: none

Overall Review: I ordered another to replace another mfr's board that had trouble, and hope it works as well as the first

Pros: You never even think about them, they run so well

Cons: none

Overall Review: I had to fire up an old machine to make a dos boot disk to flash a m/b, and my old 486-66 from mid 1980's fired up just fine. 20 yrs from now these Intel processors will also be legendary for their reliability