Pros: A high-quality board, looks great, works perfectly, and has excellent documentation.

Cons: None really. You might want to move up to the UD4 or UD7 if you want the extras. I didn't need them for this build.

Overall Review: Windows 7 would not install until I set the graphics configuration in BIOS since I have a video card and there is a gpu in the cpu which is not used. To do the setting go to "Advanced BIOS Features" and look for "Init Display First". Change the setting from the default "PCI" to "PCIEx16". Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD3 Intel i5-2500K (unlocked) G-Skill 2x2GB DDR3 1600 Gigabyte Radeon HD 6870 w/ 1GB WD 1TB SATA III hard drive Seasonic 80plus Gold 560W modular

Pros: Not to costly, Easy overclock (auto settings for voltage and other settings works Extremely well much better then any other board iv used) Usb 3.0 Read other thoughts for more info

Cons: Cpu socket WAY to close to Memory Gigabyte if you read this plz never put it this close to the cpu socket agian! qq, also the cpu mount uses a backplate which i do not care for at all

Overall Review: I didnt do to much testing with overclocking yet because I am waiting for my 3rd heatsink to get here to see if it will fit due to cpu to close to memory my last heatsink I tried was about 1mm to close hopefully the next one will fit better Although I havent done much with it I have does some overclocking with a unmounted heatsink and fan. At stock clock/multi at 30C idle and about 50C full load overclocked to 4ghz with all settings on auto raises to about 40C idle and 60C full load I Did go up to 4.5 ghz but didnt want to do much more then that with my current heatsink idle 45C full load was about 65-70C i didnt keep it on 4.5 long When I get my heatsink and able to do some real tests ill post back as stable as this mobo and cpu is I wouldnt expect anything negative GIGABYTE GA-P67A-UD3 I5 - 2500k Patriot Viper Xtreme 8GB (2 x 4GB)x2 Heatsinks that could not mount - ZALMAN CNPS9900MAX-B (backplate issues No way to mount) ARCTIC COOLING Freezer 7 Pro Rev.2 - Just slightly

Pros: Another Quality Gigabyte motherboard. My games are bottlenecked by my gpu now. Was able to overclock my i5-2500k to 4.0ghz without even really trying to push it. I know i could go higher, temps didn't even change at 4.0. finally 6gbs sata and USB 3.0.

Cons: Still using Bios instead of EFI

Pros: -tons of connections everywhere; very flexible -inexpensive -4 sata cables (2 are 90 degree) -good documentation

Cons: -heatsink between back panel connections and cpu is not secured very well; it moves easily despite it being seated properly

Overall Review: Shipped, this board was completely unstable. After a dozen or so crashes and a boot loop, I flashed the bios to the newest available (happens to be a beta) and it has been rock solid since.

Pros: Board works well. I'm extremely pleased with Gigabytes technical support. Only had to wait 5 minutes and the tech that took the call was very helpful.

Cons: No real cons I guess.

Overall Review: Just in case there is anyone else out there like me that hooks things up without reading the manual. OK. And to be honest I still haven't looked at it. But the memory apparently needs to go in the white slot first. Or at least that's what the tech had me do and the board worked fine. Else....it kept power on for a few seconds then off. then on then off by itself. You get the general idea. By simply moving the memory to the white slot...darn thing worked fine. Maybe it's me...but who'd have thunk it. :)

Pros: Nice layout. Stable. Lots of features such as SATA 6, USB 3. Comes with four SATA cables (including two 90 degree ones).

Cons: None for me.

Overall Review: I don't overclock, so I have no input concerning that. My main concern is stability, updated drivers/BIOS from the manufacturer, and a good manual. Gigabyte offered all three. I am very happy with the purchase.

Pros: Works fine, I have my i5 2500k clocked to 4.5GHz and am using 8GB of ram.

Cons: I bought a COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 Plus RR-B10-212P-G1 CPU fan and it overlaps the first memory slot. I am using 4x2GB of memory but if I wanted to upgrade to 16GB, that would not be possible because it will not physically fit.

Overall Review: Have not tested USB 3.0.

Pros: Everything works very well. This is the motherboard you want/have to get for building a Hackintosh.

Cons: None.