Pros: Stable, overclocks well

Cons: none for the price

Overall Review: I bought this Foxconn to replace a dead MSI K8N-Neo4, swapped the boards and Vista booted without reinstalling the OS or any other drivers. Plus, I was able to overclock the X2-3800 cpu to 2.7 (higher than 2.6 on the old mb). Passed all of the stability tests. I did not need to update the BIOS since it came with the latest available version, P61. For this price, I can not expect more. Excellent board I would buy again.

Pros: The latest BIOS opens up the OCing potential of this board - you can finally boot past 2200MHz with a 3200+. Got my 3200+ Venice to 2.8GHz stable. Everything's working great. It has some nice features found on more expensive boards (on-board 1394 headers, SATA II, etc.).

Cons: Could use more memory divider settings in BIOS. Can't get my Patriot RAM stable past 250Mhz...most people can get it up to 300. Graphics card hangs over North Bridge.

Overall Review: BIOS update should correct cons #1 & #2 (if they allow you to up DDR voltage past 2.8 for #2). Don't pay attention to reviews about this being a horrible OCing board, the new BIOS really helps...still not the best, but a great board for the price.

Pros: Cheap and works great. Overclocks well. Running my AMD64 X2 3600+ at 2.6ghz. Any higher and it gets unstable, even though it doesn't seem to get very hot.

Cons: None for the price.

Overall Review: Originally bought because it was the only Socket 939 board I could find. Had one problem booting from hard drives. Turned out to be the DMA Transport setting in the BIOS (had to turn it off). That's the only problem I've had, but it came from my own lack of understanding, not the board.

Pros: 1st foxconn board, I'm impressed. Easy to install. picked up all of my drives, ata and sata. excellent owners manual.

Cons: none yet

Pros: This board has a good feature set to include decent audio. It is also overclockable to a degree due to the chipset mainly. There are some draw backs to this particular board though-see cons. It also has the right number of pci to pci-E expansion slots....4 pci and 2 pci-E slots (not including the graphics slot).

Cons: This board must only be 4 layers and not six because it looks thinner and is very flexible. The original BIOS seemed flaky and after I flashed it the board seemed a bit more stable. It took increasingly voltage on my RAM to 2.8 volts from stock 2.7V before complete stability was attained. I was using tight memory timings on a stock clock speed, DDR400 of course, but on another board with the same chipset this same RAM would do the same timings on 2.7V ???(2.8V is all the higher this board will let it go btw)

Overall Review: I have this same chipset on another motherboard and it was more stable out of the box than was this board and is more overclockable (overclockers take notice). I still have not received the ten dollar rebate which I mailed immediately, months ago. Other than the original stability issue I have not had any problems with the board. I only used the onboard sound briefly before installing an Audigy2 ZS sound card. Many times onboard sound dies a few months after purchase so I can't say if that is true on this board or not. Board will not let me undervolt my proc. I like to do that when I can so it runs cooler.

Pros: It runs my AMD X2 3800 CPU socket 939 It has some modern techs like cool n quiet and super boot

Cons: Seriously horrible drivers provided on CD so skip that and get them from the net if you don't want to see BSOD after 3 years the Capacitors all popped so I had to replace them nforce chipset's fa,n like everybody else said it just sucks my brother had to replace it and have a backup already just in case if this one fails too

Overall Review: I don't even know why my brother bothered with this mobo especially it had AMD 3000+ so it didn't really worth replacing my gigabyte mobo

Pros: Now that i have it running correctly it runs smooth and stable. Run it with 2 gigs of ram 184 pin, athlon 64 fx-55, geforce 7950gt and it gets 170 fps on the valve test. Not bad at all and cheap!

Cons: The reason my title is "third time is a charm" is because that is how many times i had to reload the bios and windows before i realized that it was the stupid drivers on the CD that comes with the board that were messing me up. It would act fine for about 10 secs and then freeze... Other than that the chipset fan is in an odd spot right under my vid card.

Overall Review: Do yourself a favor and download the drivers directly from nvidia. DO NOT let my con's outweigh my pro's this is a good board once you get it up and running.

Pros: My dad's old Socket-A motherboard died and I had a spare 939 Athlon 3500+ laying around. Decided to buy this motherboard instead of a Socket-A refurb; glad I did. I was able to re-use the DDR400 memory, "old" ATA-133 IDE Hard Drive, and PATA DVD-RW. Also bought a cheap 256MB 7200GS and now he has a stable 64-bit system that works well with Windows Vista.

Cons: None really. The little chipset fan can be a bit annoying and will probably get louder with time. Also, the motherboard is ugly: Hot-Pink with brown and yellow does not look well, but only a con if you have a case window (which I did not).

Overall Review: I was a bit hesistant to buy a Foxconn since I tend to stick with MSI, Asus, and Gigabyte, but being 939 my choices were limited. Newegg had put it on special and decided to take the plunge: glad I did. As always, Newegg had super-fast shipping: The motherboard was at my door 27 hours after I ordered it.