Pros: - I was looking for a smaller monitor that was close to borderless with a clear picture and speakers and this fits all those needs. - It is fine for my gaming needs (but I'm not as picky about refresh rates as some people are) and it looks very sleek. - Ultra-Slim is very elegant
Cons: - None that I can think of
Overall Review: - "Eye care feature" is a nice touch although I'm not certain how often I'll actually use it. It didn't seem to make much of a difference until the lowest setting which just drastically lowered the brightness of the monitor.
Pros: - LEDs are fine (although if you have other LEDs they will probably distract from these as they aren't all that eye-popping) - Works as advertised with intuitive BIOS that's easy to use
Cons: - My computer was running fine, but I would get Blue Screens of Death (BSOD) repeatedly. I noticed audio tearing and then the screen would come up and crash my computer. I tried everything to fix it for 2 days straight, and finally I realized what was wrong. There are 8 SATA ports on the mobo for hard drives: 0-5, but 2 of them (on the bottom I think?) are named A1 and A2. DO NOT PUT YOUR HARD DRIVE IN THESE unless you know what they are for. They were some sort of proprietary ASRock sata port and after plugging my HDD into a normal sata port the issue was resolved.
Overall Review: - The motherboard is fine, great actually, just know what SATA port to plug into