Pros: Has every kind of port you'd want, and allows you to push a button to reset your bios, as opposed to pulling a pin from the board.

Cons: When I originally received this I was getting "FF" on the debug led, which meant that my CPU wasn't being powered, even though everything was given juice. As it turned out, I was given a faulty board, and the RMA took forever to process. I wasn't very happy. This was done over the holidays, but my original purchase was Dec. 14th, and I received my newest items around Jan 4th.

Overall Review: Can't seem to figure out which button brings up boot screen. Since I dual boot drives, I have been changing the boot sequence in BIOS. Not as easy, so a ticket with XFX has been entered.

Pros: It works for sli, and is cheap.

Cons: Can't overclock at all w/o crashing or hanging

Overall Review: Bought it intending to be able to overclock for gaming(was advertised as a "gamers" motherboard", but doesn't seem to serve that function well even if at all. BIOS is very poorly done, many simple spelling errors, badly needs an update to be worth buying again. Customer support was fast, but not really helpful, pretty much just said "too bad".

Pros: Board so far has proven to be reliable. Actually supports pretty generic overclocking options that make it easy for the less advanced user to overclock without turning the inside of the pc into an oven. Color of course (black/green) matches well with "most" gpu's and psu's out there, so it makes for a nice look in the case.

Cons: Really weird board layout. If your using 2 cd drives in a mid tower case its almost impossible for a regular IDE cable to reach the slots. Not sure why they decided to position the slots at the bottom of the board. If your using duel video cards, they completely cover up the SATA ports, so any additions with HDD's will require you to remove the cards first.

Overall Review: Not really a con, but when you reset the CMOS, sometimes it will enable the intel speedstep. Which can be a hassle once you've already gotten everything up and running to all of a sudden find out your processor is only running at an average of 1.3 - 1.5GHz. Always fixable by disabling of course. Overall, very happy with the board. Its cheap for what you get, and way worth the buy. Happy gaming!

Pros: This has to be the most feature-filled motherboard I've ever seen. Pound for pound, those of us who don't have the morbidly obese wallets to afford the new i7 architecture, this piece is astounding albeit not quite as great as anything based on the 790i chipset. Setting it up was quite a breeze, and I do adore the necessity of having to activate a switch onboard to unlock overclocking options.

Cons: There's no bottle opener :(

Overall Review: I had actually RMA'd this thing, my first was DOA. However it was a matter of only 5 business days that my replacement arrived. ILU newegg.

Pros: this board has a lot of stuff, the eSATA, the CMOS reset, the Freaking Debug display! on top of that the board is SLI ready first thing and has 4 SATA ports(perfect for a couple disc drives and a hard drive)

Cons: it only has 1 USB header...seriously, just one...ARE YOU JOKING?!?!? this is 2009 USB 2.0 has been a standard for how many years and you make a board with 1 USB HEADER!?!?!?!

Overall Review: price is a bit more than I was looking for, but with so many neat features i splurged and so far am as happy as a clam

Pros: The layout of the slots works great with a GeForce 9800 along side a nVidia Quadro since the Quadro has passive cooling.

Cons: I wasn't able to get make this thing stable with an Intel Quad-Core Q9400 2.66Ghz CPU. The machine would lock up randomly. Put my older Dual-Core 2.66Ghz CPU in and thing runs rock-solid. Contacted XFX support and they didn't have an answer. I've flashed the BIOS, ran with minimal hardware and still locks up.

Overall Review: Really wish I could figure this out. I've tried every possible combination over the course of 2 weeks. Really unfortunate :(

Pros: Cheap SLI solution, takes most processors these days, nice layout.

Cons: Hard to overclock, BIOS update is needed. The North Bridge gets extremely hot. Also these are no display chipsets so you HAVE to already have a GFX card ready for it.

Overall Review: I like it over all. I have ran into problems, but I don't expect it to be perfect for the price I payed. If you have any questions feel free to xFire me : eradicates

Pros: Looks great, layout is good, everything was great. Prefer this to the Asus I had before. Plenty of room for 2 video cards in SLI. Top standard PCI slot may be blocked with 2 thicker cards like a 9800gtx or gtx2XX or similar.

Cons: Wish I didn't have to hide it from site inside the case

Overall Review: E8400 XFX 750i 4g OCZ 800mhz DDR2 RAM 9800gt