Pros: - super expandable - has a dedicated USB and button for easy re-flashing of the BIOS

Cons: - It worked fine for a few days, but then the boot started locking up after showing the initial logo. It came with a v14 BIOS and only re-flashing the BIOS to v16 got it to continue. The couple of reboots I've done since then have still been finicky so I've just taken to leaving the computer on all the time.

Overall Review: I'm on week 3 since putting the system together in a Cougar Panzer Max case. I really like the motherboard for it's expand-ability, but booting up past the BIOS is finicky for me. I'm using a Ryzen 5 3600X CPU, Corsair CX750 PS, 2x Corsair Vengeance 16GB RAM, a Radeon RX570, 2 NVMe cards, 2 3.5" HDs and an internal BD writer and those all run fairly smoothly.