Kyle W.
Joined on 12/15/09
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Solid Choice For Budget Friendly Builds

Pros: I've bought quite a few of these modules (10+) from several vendors and never had one DOA. They are great for budget builds. Not that it adds performance, or is ever seen by the end user, but I do like that they are black vs. some other boring shade of green.
Cons: No cons.
Great Cheap Case

Pros: This case looks very nice and conservative. The build quality is as good and sturdy as expected.
Cons: I haven't experienced any broken components on delivery as some others have indicated. I have however, received these cases with slightly warped/bent components. There haven't been any deal breakers, BUT it is something to consider if you are expecting a supreme quality case.
Overall Review: I have bought 6+ of these cases over the last two years and they have all served their purpose well. Any 'defects' have arisen either aren't noticeable, or can be straightened out with little effort.
Great

Pros: Works great. Great quality and reliability.
Cons: None.
Great power supply

Pros: I have purchased several of these, and they're all working great. Being used in office machines with onboard Radeon HD 4250 graphics, and quad-core Athlon II CPUs. They run 24/7.
Cons: None.
Overall Review: Read the description. There is no power cord supplied.
Works so far

Pros: Very simple to use. Looks nice.
Cons: The USB and power ports seem to be misaligned with the case, so these cords fit really tight against the body of the dock. Doesn't inhibit its use, it just seems like a quality control issue.
Great

Pros: I have purchased 4 of these boards over the past several months. They perform great. The lay out is nice. Great quality.
Cons: None so far. As with any motherboard, be sure to read the RAM compatibility list before purchasing memory.
