Pros: Great board, it booted right up. I really like the board layout. Nothing was cramped and the solid state capacitors are great.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I paired this up with some Corsair XMS 800MHz memory and a e2160 (OC'd to 3.2GHz) no problems and the system flies.

Pros: The board seems to have everything you need and it looks to be built well.

Cons: 1st board was DOA, so we will try again.

Pros: This board is amazing. Tons of Bios features. Remember CTRL+F1 unlocks the features to unlock Phenom II cores.

Cons: ZERO!

Overall Review: Running this board with Phenom II X3 720 and G.Skill DDR3 Memory (Newegg# N82E16820231193). Works great, no issues.

Pros: Fast and cool. I was able to unlock the 4th core and it has been stable on Prime 95 for 12 hours. Just an amazing processor for the price. I would highly recommend this to anyone!

Cons: The stock heatsink is a little weak, but it works.

Overall Review: I am running this at 3.4GHz with the 4th core unlocked. 41c idle, 49c load. I suspect with better cooling these will come down. Unlocked 4th core with F3 bios on Gigabyte GA-MA770T-UD3P board. No issues...LOVE IT!

Pros: It had cool graphics on it...

Cons: This card was just total junk. It worked great at first. Then I tried to play some games and the card just screached. After doing some investigating it turns out the capacitors and/or choke was making noise. A common problem with high end cards (or so I read). Then after about 10 minutes of playing Crysis the game crashed and I had artifacts everywhere on my screen. I would reboot but they would not go away. The card just sucked from the get go and eventually crapped out. The temps were high, but nothing higher than the 4850 I previously had.

Overall Review: I took a chance with XFX and I will NEVER purchase from them again. I RMA'd this card and went back to old faithful...Sapphire. I picked up their Vapor-X card and it works perfectly!

Pros: I installed the memory and it fired right up. No freezing issues what so ever. 4GB made a huge difference from the 1GB my Mac Mini came with.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I work for a technology company in Wisconsin. I asked my Kingston rep about the freezing issues related to 3rd party memory in the Mac Mini and MacBook Uni. Here is their response: "A few months ago, there was a problem that was eventually traced to a specific DRAM brand. We eliminated that DRAM from our builds (as did others in the industry) and the problem should no longer occur. At this point, our memory should work fine in the Mac." So, based on the Kingston Technical Memory Expert this memory will work fine in the newer Macs, no more freezing or weird images on the screen.