ASUS M4A785TD-M Evo mATX 785G Socket AM3 DDR3 1PCI-E16 1PCI-E1 2PCI Video Sound GBLAN Motherboard

Cons: None - I love this board!

Pros: Made a nice foundation for my latest build. Lots of features and overclocking coolness.

Cons: The software that came with it is just OK and a little 2001.... amd overdrive keeps becoming currupt and requiring an uninstall/reinstall to get running again.

Pros: Works great with an amd 620 quad core and 1600mhz a-data 2gb ram chips. Ram was running at 1300 until I upped it in the bios. Came with some ok software to monitor temperatures

Cons:none

Pros: Stable, feature rich.

Cons: none

Pros: good temperature,runing dual memory and lovin it,nice onboard graphics,easy to overclock,etc.

Cons: none that I found, maybe onboard video but I'm not using it anyway

Pros: stable, chip set runs cool,

Cons: Components are a tight fit on the board, otherwise none.

Pros: Keeps up with everything you would want a board to do. I have board running 16GB RAM, (2) N-vidia 9800 GT card using the SLI bridge, and filled with hard drives to boot. With a 3.0 CPU it seems to be doing really well.

Cons: none so far

Pros: every option you could want (except wireless), north bridge runs cool, on board video works great for HTCP

Cons: None so far!

Pros: AM3 support, HDMI,DDR3, MICRO form factor. Worked right out of the box. Built for wife and uses on board video with excellent results.

Cons: Doesn't come with all the brackets. For me, this is only a small nit-pick, since most of the stuff I need is already on the main back panel.

Pros: Loads of features in a small form-factor. The side-port memory is a nice plus. Supports DDR3 and all the big CPU's.

Cons: Well, the Express gate is only useful if you want to add few seconds to your boot time. The AUTO voltage for CPU is scary. I bumped the CPU speed from 3.4Ghz to 3.6Ghz and nearly crapped myself when I saw it was applying 1.425V to the CPU. I set voltage to manual and dropped it to 1.39V and ran some tests. Then, I began decreasing voltage and found it was (Prime95) stable at 3.6Ghz @ 1.365V. So, I’m not inclined to trust the AUTO settings on any of the voltages if I plan to overclock. CPU voltage fluctuation is a bit more than I expected for “high-quality” capacitors. I saw a fluctuation of 0.12V on this ASUS board, while on a similar Gigabyte board with “high-quality” capacitors I saw a fluctuation of 0.02V. Hmmmm

Pros: All in all, a solid board. Only a few minor details keep it from getting 5 eggs (see cons). The board seems well-made, boasting a 2oz copper PCB and high-quality capacitors. No bios update was needed for a 125w model of the Phenom IIx4 965 with 8GB (2GBx4) of Patriot 1600Mhz DDR3. It booted on the first attempt and setup went smoothly. The bios is very tweakable, providing tons of overclocking options.

Cons: using onboard video for now untill I get a pcie card..... Connections on the back panel are flimsy.... be carefull not to push to hard without supporting them.

Pros: Good board.... I would buy again. Worked right out of the box....

Cons:Wiring may be awkward for non-traditional mATX cases, Tight clearance with larger video cards

Pros:Easy set up, Well-thought out design, Lots of features for the price, onboard audio is excellent value, good price, Many connectors.

Cons: this really isn't a con for me because I fixed the issue right away but... when I installed the board into my case I did my norm and put the graphics card in right away, the computer would not display anything for the integrated controller or my card. so be for warned, if you plan on installing a card do it AFTER your first boot.added on to the above "con" even after the first boot I still got nothing, I had to take the card back out and go into the BIOS and reset to default settings (note that I did not make any adjustments to them but for some reason this worked flawlessly) other than that the board works very very well

Pros: I bought this board because I got a phenom II 955 3.2 quad for christmas and my previous mobo did not support the phenom II processors, this board is AMAZING. I paired it up with ddr3 1600 mushkin (2x2GB Blackline) and my old Geforce 8600 GTS and I am very impressed with the performance of this board. the overclocking capabilities are almost endless with all the extra utilities that come on the driver disc, although, PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT YOU ARE DOING IF YOU PLAN ON OVERCLOCKING. I wasn't paying attention and overclocked my cpu to 6.7Ghz and obviously my computer locked up and I had to revert back to default. I also noticed less heat on my processor (which is a huge plus because I have a very small case) do to the 2oz copper heat sink within the board. I did not try the integrated graphics because this is my gaming computer and I know from common knowledge.... and experience cough* cough* that any integrated graphics controller is not suitable for gaming.

Cons: Manual was a little less user friendly than I would have liked (Although not terrible or anything). Configured my DDR3 1600 chips with 1333 speed and CAS 11 timings (???). I assume this is a BIOS issue though as there are updates for memory compatibility. Not a huge deal, but I did waste 3 minutes setting timings manually. Annoying port cover plate (Asus, remove those stupid steel tabs please).

Pros: Very high quality motherboard; it's absolutely loaded to the gills with advanced features. Nice high quality copper PCB as well as good quality capacitors. Feature set is excellent. Onboard audio is great. The IGP (Radeon 4200) is also one of the best around (I don't use it, but I enjoy it being there if my dedicated card were to fail). Full featured BIOS with control of literally every aspect of everything.

Cons: The northbridge gets extreamly hot and will cause your higher overclocks to fail. There are also no heatsinks on the mosfets around the CPU, which also get hot. I really wished that this motherboard came with the heatsinks just like the ATX version.

Pros: Has very up to date specs except SATA3. Small, compact, and can hold some high end hardware.

Cons: PCI slots are a bit too close to the PCI-Express x16 slot. After putting my graphics card in, I can only use the bottom PCI slot and the express x1 slot. I have no plans to use these slots, though, so it's not much of a con for me.

Pros: SmallSupports DDR3 1600More SATA ports than I know what to do with

Cons: Didn't come with any screws :(also I find that the pci-e slots are too close to the pci slots

Pros: What can I say? It does everything you need it to do. Also, it used technology recent enough to push back the date it becomes obsolete by a good year.

Cons: The only downfall I've noted so far is that the RAID is software, not hardware. I had a friend who is an IT professional (granted in network administration) but none the less he could not get the raid to configure 2 SATA drive in parallel mirring. The first thing he said was "oh sh!t, it's a software raid..I hate software raid" and after 2 hours he gave up.In one month of use my new machine running win7 ulitmate has severely locked up twice. I'm not blaming it on this MOBO but I wasn't expecting a clean new setup to puke.

Pros: This board was recommended to me at maximumpc.com forums for my basic needs. I like the dual video output since I have one HDMI monitor and one older VGA, this MOBO drives them both in dual screen mode. It seems to be up to date on spec's at the time and under $100, I got it as a combo here at new egg with an Athalon X2 2.8 processor

Cons: Bios post kinda take a while in comparison to say Gigabyte boards.

Pros: Very easy to update bios and tweak settings. Instructions in manual very clear. Onboard graphics is great for a simple desktop.

Cons: none really just a great board

Pros: ati 4200 on board video and HDMI hookup works flawlessly for 1080P play back wonderfull board everything works perfectly. has everything you need.