ASUS P5G43T-M Pro mATX LGA775 G43 DDR3 1PCI-E16 1PCI-E1 2PCI HDMI Video Sound GBLAN Motherboard

Cons: None!

Pros: Great buy for the money. Usually never went with Micro ATX but i tried it for the first time and loved it. Everything fits snug and totally loving it! The Geforce 220 I bought fit just right on the board with no problems. Not to mention built in HDMI.

Cons: None.

Pros: Quick shipping on Neweggs part, awesome. I don't mess with the BIOS and things like that. It was easy to install and loaded right up. Would buy again.

Cons: rear plate alignment wasn't perfect, but close enough

Pros: Everything has worked exactly as expected. That seems rare for me lately with motherboards

Cons:- Slow bootup because RAID drive detection is on by default in BIOS- No frills; only 2 RAM slots- no Firewire

Pros:- The least expensive mATX DDR3 Core 2 Duo board that's half-decent- Still has overclocking options in BIOS- One SATA cable has a 90-degree plug which is handy in crowded builds

Cons: If I had to do it over, a slightly faster combination might have been selected.

Pros: This mother board came up on the first try. It was to be used in a multi OS test box and it offered no difficulty in configuring all the required installations. No special configuration was required, it was run in effectively the factory default.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Everything

Cons: The BIOS is not what I'm used to with Gigabyte. I don't care for AMI BIOS....that said, it does the job and after you figure it out....it works.

Pros: DDR3 memory supportIt's a good 775 motherboard for a medium duty computer or HTPC. The onboard graphics could be better, but I have found it to be fine. No problem.

Cons: None

Pros: Great Board. It does everything you need it to for a basic computer.

Cons: My one MAJOR complaint for this board is that it will NOT overclock. The maximum FSB of this motherboard is 350 mhz. I tried every trick in the book to overclock this motherboard and it won’t post over 350 mhz. It sucks because that is a mere 5% overclock on my system, when I know the rest of my components can handle a 20 to 25% overclock easy. I guess uATX builds are difficult to get good overclocks. My mistake I guess, but with DDR3 support at 1333 I assumed this mobo would be handle little more then what I got.

Pros: This motherboard is a great uATX board. The DDR3 and C2Q support works wonderfully together. I had no problems with the initial build, everything posted first boot. I really like the IDE support. It made it convenient to hook up old HDD for extra storage. The PCI-e 2.0 slot is really good as well, installed a nvidia 9800 gt and that works seemlessly.

Cons: I bought this board along with an E8400 CPU to build a budget gaming PC. Asus is normally great for overclocking as I had no issues with my previous budget board, but no amount of tweaking BIOS settings would allow me a setting higher than the FSB 5% auto-overclock. Adjusting core voltages did nothing to fix the issue, and any attempt to manually set up the FSB resulted in no post and a reset to stock values. I bought an E8400 specifically for its great overclocking ability, so suffice it to say I'm extremely disappointed with this board.

Pros: Cheap and easy to set up.

Cons: None yet.

Pros: Cheap, DDR3, 6 SATA, On-board Video

Cons: No USB 3.0, but then again barely any other motherboard has it either. I really wish the board had eSata and Firewire ports, but for the price I can't really complain.

Pros: Wow - I couldn't believe a motherboard this small could be packed with so many features. It was a breeze to install and configure and all my components worked without a hitch. I used this board to build a budget gaming system, but wouldn't hesitate to recommend it for a HTPC setup.

Cons: - RAM which was listed on the support list (F3-10666CL8D-4GBHK) does not run at advertised speeds on this board. It doesn't even show the DRAM Frequency menu options it should (800, 1066, 1333)! It only shows 800! I'm not sure if I received a defective set of RAM or the board is having issues... I'll update this later when I get the replacement RAM.

Pros: - Everything runs as it should, except the RAM. See cons.

Cons: - BIOS is terrible- 2 fan connections- impossible to overclock- Only 2 RAM Slots

Pros: - Cheap- Integrated Graphics- Small Form Factor

Cons:Too few SATA cables (2), Too few RAM slots (2)

Pros:Good-quality ASUS board, Pleasant color scheme, Cost-effective mainboard solution, On-board GPU (integrated VGA), DDR3-solution for LGA775, HDMI (1080p) port

Cons:only 2 DIMM slot

Pros:DDR3 support, onboard graphics

Cons: There are some cons here...First I had bough GSKILL RIPJAW 1333 MHZ Ram for this board. Would not work at 1333 MHZ was running at 996 MHZ? Next I RMA'ed this ram for a loss of $20 and I bought the GSKILL ram from the supported list. This ram also did not function at 1333MHZ but it ran at 996 MHZ. This confused me a little because I though supported ram from the supported ram list would work but I guess not. Another review posted that his Corsair ram worked so I would buy that if you decide to go with this board.Also sometimes when this board restars I will have it overclocked and it will say overclocking failed...but this only happens when I restart. If I start up regularly this never happens. Minor annoyance though.

Pros: Onboard Video - HDMI, DVI-D, and VGA A+Supports DDR3 Memory - FutureproofWide support for many new processorsGreat price and good for a budget build6 SATA Ports and comes with good black SATA cables6 USB Ports good I have webcam, mouse, keyboard, and printer. + USB HeadersNice looking board with good heatsinks you can touch heatsinks and they are cool.PCI Express 2.0 - Most Intel Micro ATX budget boards do not have these and this makes it a decent pick for a low cost gaming computer.

Cons: It's not a P6T7. It's not 400 bucks either.5 eggs for bang for the buck.

Pros: Great features for the price. PCI Express 2.0, DDR3 1300, Core2 Quad support. ASUS... They make the best boards on the planet. Bought for a budget build for the in-laws. After a week of burn-in, it's running rock solid. Haven't come across a single little blip of an issue.

Cons: Board feels a liitle thin. Not really a BiG deal but: Rear case fan connecter on the top right of board(?) / legacy connecters: Serail port(?) / BIOS has LPT1 port setting but board has no such port (?)

Pros: Price / ICH10 /Intel G chipset / Win 7 64-bit support

Cons: None.

Pros: Good price for a mATX with DDR3 and HDMI.