Pros: A reasonably priced board that allowed me to use my older DDR400 with a Socket 775 processor and still have room for upgrades in RAM to DDR2. The board layout is good and it fired right up and runs very stably.

Cons: Not too nuts about the VIA chipset, but in fairness have had no issues with performance or drivers to date.

Overall Review: A great budget board with the ability to use DDR and DDR2. I did not use the on-board video, but it could allow you to save up or wait to upgrade later to a PCI-E video card. My son loves his new PC. Games work great on it (nVidia 7600T added).

Pros: -Price -Memory options. I purchased this board on an extreme budget, and had 1gb of ddr1 400 ram lying around. The ability of upgrading to ddr2 is appealing. -Auto-detects any PCIe16x video card and automatically disables the onboard gpu without any issues.

Cons: -The BIOS options are very minimal (as other reviewers have stated). This especially includes overclocking BIOS menu, which only allows you to bump up the FSB. From what i can tell, there is no new BIOS revision and there probably won't be unfortunately.

Overall Review: There really isn't a whole lot on this board, but considering it's a micro-ATX... there's actually quite a lot. I have not tried the onboard video or sound, and wouldn't expect much from them really. Personally i would have liked to see another PCI slot, but meh. I should also note that the North Bridge heat sink is quite large, barely allowing it to accommodate my Freezer 7 Pro heat sink.

Pros: The MB was paired with a Intel 925 3.0 Dual core 2 mb cache CPU and X1950 pro and DDR 1 400 mhz memory (K!n&ston) and booted fine with no problems first time around.

Cons: The MB will not allow a overclock at this time. The BIOS gives the ability to change the Clock speed but the BIOS will not accept the changes. Called A&!T Tech support and they were not helpfull. Found out E@S makes same board and its BIOS allows overclocking.

Overall Review: The manual is not very helpful. Lacks a lot of information. This appears to be a stable board but as far as recomending it for OC'ing..not happening here...

Pros: Great overclocker. E6600 @3.4gig

Cons: No sata 2

Overall Review: Hope they come out with better Bios options

Pros: Great board, worked like a charm. Much better than my old board. Small form factor, fits nice in my mid sized case. On board graphics, (see below).

Cons: No AGP slot, I'll have to get a PCI-E card. But I knew that before I bought.

Overall Review: Love it being in blue...

Pros: Supports both old and new

Cons: Lacks some features

Overall Review: I had a socket A mother bord that was going out. I wanted to replace it with some thing that could support dual core but wanted to keep my RAM. Worked like a charm. Can't use my AGP card but I could use a PCI-e card.

Pros: Didn't need anything special. Ordered two motherboards. The one I can use works fine.

Cons: One motherboard was missing the plate that snaps onto the case. I've been waiting almost a month for ABIT rma to contact me. Horrible customer support with ABIT. I now have to spend even more money shipping this motherboard back as an RMA.

Pros: Capable of ddr or ddr2 and of course its ABIT.

Cons: Apparently this board due to the northbridge only works at x4 for the pci-e. I was having a bad lag in F.E.A.R. and Rainbow Six Vegas so I posted to a well known forum and it seems the chipset, even though stated at x16, only runs at x4.

Overall Review: For those thinking it was probably my system here are my specs which are well within the recommended for those games: Pentium d 945 3.4 2gb ocz s.o.e ddr2 667 HIS x1650 pro 512mb Something else to keep in mind is this board only supports ddr2 at 533. I bought this because I was orginally going to use my old ram then changed my mind. I am rma'ing this board for the GIGABYTE GA-8N-SLI.