Pros: Good stable memory. I have this running in 3 machines with no problems. Ya can't go wrong with the price.

Cons: None.

Pros: It works, and it's better than the on board graphics.

Cons: Really there's no cons.

Overall Review: If you are looking to replace your en7600gs then honestly it's not worth it. but on the bright side it will be good enough to play crysis at mid level frame rates. I don't know how long though.

Pros: Ok I have had this thing one day so far. No stuck pixels, no funny ghosting. scenery mode has such vibrant colors it's mind blowing. I been using a Xerox xg92d for a few years ,and the change is good. Monitor is currently running with an old Asus EN7600GS. I wonder how much better it gets?

Cons: Stand height is not an issue for me, but it looks like the base is going to be a pain in the rear to dust. Perhaps it's not a con, but what ever happened to drivers for monitor profiles? Do i have to live with the standard plug and play vista provides?

Overall Review: I hope this thing holds up well, But it's good to see there is 2 upc's on the box encase of an RMA since one has to go in for the rebate. Wow those 5 eggs are bright gold.

Pros: I don't have a open hole in the desk door for air circulation anymore?

Cons: The Bird i was gonna place in the hole as a joke won't fit now.

Overall Review: Ok it's a fan grill. installed without the screw holes bending open. Can't say much more except I think a silver color would look better.

Pros: I spent years avoiding Gigabyte boards because of they're sub par standards in quality, But after this build I can see they are coming around. This board was stable and physically solid compared to budget boards of the same price.

Cons: I can't think of one.

Overall Review: If you are going to built a budget PC and could use more than 1 pci slot between networking and what not then this board is a winner.

Pros: I put this board together with a AMD Athlon X2 4050e Brisbane 2.1GHz Socket AM2 45W Dual-Core. 1 gig of xms2 ram, and a LINKSYS WMP54GS-RM IEEE 802.11b/g 32-bit PCI adapter. XP home. This system is stable and smokin fast without OC. According to the power calculator it only requires 200 watts.

Cons: The PCB board could have been more sturdy, and a couple screw holes at the 20 pin connector would be nice. Only has 1 PCI slot. Considering the price this is nothing to complain about. A plastic stand off or 3 trimmed nicely will make up for the missing holes.

Overall Review: If I had this built to Redo I might consider the GIGABYTE GA-M61PME-S2P AM2+ instead just because the screw holes the more sturdy PCB, and 2 PCI slots. But i gave that one to the customer. Just don't try to build a high end game machine with this and it'll work fine.