Foxconn M7VMX-K LGA 775 NVIDIA GeForce 7050 / nForce 610i Micro ATX Intel Motherboard

Pros: Solid Construction, Booted up and properly set itself for 2GB Corsair DDR2 800 and Q6600, loaded SUSE LINUX 10.3 and seems to be working fine using on-board video, IDE DVD, SATA HDD, USB mouse. CPU Temps about 31. Decent BIOS options

Cons: None so far...

Overall Review: LINUX issue: Had to research and set model=3stack-dig to get REALTEK to provide more than barely audible sound. Case Issue: MOBO Power Led connection is 2 prong; Antec Solo power LED plug is three socket with wires in outer two. Not connected for now. Thanks NEWEGG!!!

Pros: Plenty of SATA ports, nice integrated graphics/audio, Very upgradable. Case hookups are a breeze.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Integrated graphics score a 3.0 for gaming graphics and 3.2 for Aero graphics in Vista's "Windows Experience Index" Aero glass is supported, as are Beryl effects in Ubuntu

Pros: This was my first shot at a Foxconn product, and I am glad I went with it. I needed a board to complete a low budget build, and this delivered without any problem. The onboard GeForce 7050 provides solid gaphics for an onboard chipset, perfect of a web browser, or even some light games such as Sims 2 or equivalent. And, of course, these is a PCIe x16 slot for bigger and better graphics. Bios features seem rich for price, and was stable under some light overclocking tests. Board does support Hyper-Threading, power saving features and 2x PWM fans. Most of these details I couldn't find untill I read the manual (available on the Foxconn site if you want to read before you buy.) The manual is well written and informative for something of a low budget. Also, the list of supported memory seems slim, but paired with an unsupported Mushkin 1gb, worked perfectly. Fanless NB is very nice, and stays cool.

Cons: These cons are just being picky. The usb connectors and the 4pin processor power connectors are in the middle of the board, making a neat cabling job a little bit harder. Also, the included utility, Fox One, looks very silly, and isn't that functional, but it at least monitors temperatures.

Overall Review: Paired with a Mushkin 1GB DDR2800 991527 and a Pentium 4 631 Cedar-Mill HT. Onboard graphics. At stock speeds scores a solid 3000 in PC Mark 05 for a low price. Perfect for a budget build. Also, Foxconn seems well established in the MOBO buisness. On many boards by other brands, if you look at the I/O connectors, you can see the word Foxconn printed into the top. I found it interesting, maybe you don't.

Pros: Supports 45n right out of the box, easy to overclock, good bios that’s easy to use. The onboard audio is better then the SB Audigy I was using.

Cons: I have an 8800GTS and it completely covers the SATA ports 1 – 4. This is a huge design flaw, I managed to get my SATA HDD plugged in, but it’s smashed sideways by the GTS, and is sitting at a 45 degree angle. Also it only supports single channel memory, but what can you expect for such a low price.

Overall Review: Overall not a bad board for the price though if I known about the SATA problem, I probably would not have bought this board.

Pros: Excellent value for the money. Supports 45nm processors. I have the 3.0 Wolfdale on it right now humming right along at full speed. Also got some really good OCZ RAM which also works fine with it.

Cons: SATA ports were a little wobbly, need to be careful with them

Overall Review: This is an EXCELLENT value for the money, I love this board!

Pros: Everything on board... No cooling fans for the chipset/video card (less things to go bad). Easy upgrade - Tons of on board features and good support for all sort of hardware combinations. Drivers easy to install. GREAT PRICE.

Cons: None that I can think of

Overall Review: I purchased this board along with a Celeron 1200 Dual Core processor and 2 gigs of 800 MHZ RAM. It is replacing a P4 2.8 Northwood system with 1 gig of 333 MHZ RAM and a Radeon X1600 PRO. I was very concerned that the 7050 was going to be a dog, but was surprised to find that Battlefield 2 (the only game I have on the PC) ran faster, and I was able to go up from 800x600 to 1024x768, and even turn up some of the detail features. Doing so on my old pc would have brought it to a halt. All and all this board/processor/memory upgrade has been a great budget upgrade.

Pros: Running with a Pentium Dual Core E2160 running at 3GHz and 2GB of Corsair DDR2 800 memory. Installed & ran perfectly the first time. Great product so far!

Cons: None

Overall Review: Makes an excellent, inexpensive platform for the Dual Core E2xxx series processors.

Pros: Takes 45nm without bios up date, simple bios setting, looks good and happy with everything about it so far!

Cons: I know it's not Duel Channel, but didn't care, I'm not trying to break any records, you would never know it if you didn't know, did that make any sense?

Overall Review: I use a E5200 and for the ram,G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB)Model F2-6400CL5D-4GBPQ, and was very pleased to see it fire right up when I hit the power button, I have had a few different builds that didn't turn out that way, if you build enough of them you'll run in the that, but Newegg is the best in the RMA area. I bought a Rosewell case and power supply combo and a 8600GT Evga video card and a Samsung DVD player, all which was free shipping for 425.71. I am running XP Pro and it show that it's using 3.25GB of Memory, I knew it wouldn't use all 4GB of the Memory before I bought it but it was like 8 dollars different, the 2GB $36 and the 4GB $44. This thing runs really nice, this was a build for a friend and he is very happy with it, he just wanted a computer that would play a few game, like Battlefield 2142 online and it plays as good as mine, I have 780i with a E8500 and 4GB of Crucial Ballistix Tracer, he is playing at 1280 and I am at 1920 with a 8800 GTX, but his load time is just as good.