Pros: Stable motherboard. I've put in all hardware in my build and it powered on with no issues.

1. Intel BOXDH67GDB3
2. Intel Core i5-2500K
3. OCZ Vertex 4
4. CORSAIR CX430M

Cons: After 7 months of low hour usage my build in video card died. This motherboard has PCI Express 2.0 x16 extension slot and I cant put in a decent video card.

Overall Review: Ive never had issues with Intel products before. Hopefully manufacturer warranty can replace this motherboard. :-/

Pros: Intel NIC, Intel SATA RAID with SATA III. eSATA ports are available to the RAID BIOS. Easy BIOS upgrade. UEFI support. Plenty of USB ports, with USB 3.0 ports. Board seems reliable and gave me no trouble at all.

Cons: If you have a large video card (I have a GTX 560 Ti), you might not be able to remove or add RAM without taking out the card.

The red eSATA port (which functions as a regular internal SATA port) may also be partially blocked by the video card cooling box. A right angle SATA cable should deal with this problem.

There are only two fan headers for case fans, so you'll need to use PSU adapters for any additional fans.

Overall Review: I didn't care much about the fact this was a Micro ATX board, just the feature set. I have no expansion cards other than the video card. I might consider adding an audio card later, and there's plenty of room for that. I can't fault them for the cramped space around the x16 slot on a board this small.

The board's build quality is excellent and all the cons were trivial to work around with spare hardware I have lying around. I mention them only for others' benefit in planning if they decide to go with this board.

Pros: This seems to be a very nice board and quite small. Great specs for a HTPC.

Cons: I received, from Newegg, a motherboard with bent pins. Over the past 2 months (12/2012 through 2/2013) I have been in contact with Intel's support and they have sent me two more defective boards. The first crashed after being on for a few hours. At this point Intel requested to see both the board and the Core i3 processor I was using. I shipped both back to them, however they only were able to confirm receiving the board. I was sent back a replacement board with another bent pin and without a processor to go with it. I am now working on getting a refund, instead of replacement, for these parts through Intel.

Overall Review: If you have this board, and it works, then it is probably great as some of the other reviews indicate. Unfortunately, I have received 3 bad boards in a row, and that is a big concern for me with regard to Intel's QC. Especially, since the last 2 were received directly from Intel support (so wouldn't they check them?). Bottom line: this board looks good, but based on 3 bad ones in a row, I'd say it is a risky purchase.

While the boards themselves have been disappointing, Intel's customer support has been very quick to reply and courteous.

Pros: 2 out of 3 of these boards worked fine.

Cons: Ordered three of these boards for a project that had to be completed by 1/31/13. One failed in the middle of a Windows 7 Pro update immediately following the OS installation. I narrowed the problem down to the motherboard by substituting parts. Because of deadlines, I ordered a replacement motherboard instead of RMA'ing the failed motherboard. Got tied up on the project and waited past 30 days (READ THE FINE PRINT) so now there's no RMA from Newegg (have to deal with Intel).

Overall Review: It's been a long, long time since I've had an Intel motherboard or processor go bad, so I guess, overall, the Intel line is pretty good. I have quite a few computers out in the field built with Intel boards and processors that have been running since 2002 and are still going strong.

Pros: Has all the bells and whistles for my HTPC, runs great and was easy to fit in the Moneual 320B.

Cons: no thunderbolt (one egg penalty)

Pros: HD video processing ability with i3 on-chip HD 3000 graphics is amazing. Eats HD video for breakfast. Solid board, no issues whatsoever. Video output beautiful. Runs cool and sips power. The fastest system I've ever put together. SATA III and eSata work wonderfully. Have not had a chance yet to use USB 3.0.

Cons: None whatsoever

Pros: Works stably with FreeNAS. Intel NIC, USB 3. Legacy free.

Cons: It's not as the lowest possible power use as it could have been.

Overall Review: I'm not using this full potential. I barely turn on the video. I don't use audio. Only things I'm using are SATA ports, video (occasionally) and 2 USB. Usually, once it boots, it's running quietly as my NAS server running FreeNAS. It's almost an overkill for FreeNAS, but Intel NIC is I'm after. Firewire, eSATA are bonus when I need them.
It's up and running a couple of months with no trouble.

Pros: Everything I needed for an HTPC Linux setup.

Cons: - Failed to boot after a week of use
- Does not support wake on lan for XBMCbuntu

Overall Review: Worked great out of the box for a few days. XBMCbuntu Eden installed flawlessly. After a few days of use the system would not power on anymore. Some trouble shooting and research, found other users with similar issues with this board. Too bad, it seemed to be an almost perfect solution.