Pros: The board itself looks amazing, and is pretty sturdy. The error LCD is in above itself a help too.

Cons: I couldn't get it to work.

Other Thoughts: It kept posting a C1 Error on me regardless of what RAM I used (even borrowed my friend's RAM). It could be my CPU, but that's highly doubtful. Jetway, help me out on this.

Pros: Nice features for the price, worked pretty nice while it did. Lots of overclocking options for the price and the time it was made. Worked with my Phenom X4 940

Cons: Died after 15 months. Had odd booting issues where it would get stuck in C1 mode according to the onboard LED display. Filling all 4 mem slots and going for ganged 128-bit mode would cause it to freeze at boot time. Northbridge would get too hot for really good overclocking.

Other Thoughts: Had far more problems with the HA07 generic which had two bad mem slots, wouldn't boot with a x4 core even though it was supposed to support them, and glitchy.

So far, even though Jetway had some good features at low prices, the quality control leaves a lot to be desired. Looks like I'll be going Biostar or MSI in the future.

Pros: Affordability, OC options in the BIOS

Cons: Too many. I bought the HA06-GT. Thought I'd give it a ride. Had a an AMD 7750. Upgraded to a Propus. No problem, it booted, but again, "unknown processor" in Windows and CPU-Z. That was with the latest BIOS update.

Now I don't know about you, but their support site said I installed BIOS wrong. The minute I entered and typed all the command line parameters ( p/n/del/a blah blah blah) verbatim FROM A FLOPPY, the BIOS got scrambled.

Do you think they would have a bootable ISO to CD??
No.
Do you think they support CPU's made months ago?
No.
Do you think they would have clear instructions?
No.

Filled out some Excel type spreadsheet for the RMA. I have to ship it to them, pay $10 (for what?) and return shipping. I will have spent almost half what I paid.

If you like command line parameters from floppy's, filling out spreadsheets, AND having to pay for your RMA, then

just then, maybe a Jetway is right for you.

Other Thoughts: Gonna stick with the name brands from now on. Sorry Jetway, lump ECS in there too.

The whole AMD value thing is lost when mobo mfg's all thumb their noses at new processor support.

From now on, I am going to look at who updates their BIOS the most, and easiest.

Pros: onboard Video is excellent and built in HDMI port hooked up to my monitor good sound and lightening fast with my AMD phenom X4 2.6GHz and 4GB OCZ memory.

Cons: none

Pros: Motherboard is outstanding, im a gamer myself so i OC everything plus im running this with a phenom 940 at 3.8ghz on air.. ive bought this in feb. of 09 runs like a dream

Cons: nothing really just backup ur bios if u try to update like always if it crashes upload the old bios. i see people complaining about it, its ur fault for not backing up

Pros: it was a great build, booted up with out a hitch, seemed to be going really good for a while

Cons: i came home tried to turn on my computer and absolutlely nothing came on, jumped power supply and it worked, which meahs that it's most likely my motherboard

Other Thoughts: great product if it lasts long enough

Pros: This motherboard does what it is supposed to, and for the price it is excellent. The HD3300 graphics make quick work of all of the casual gamers needs, and the on-board sound is relatively good (not for headphones though).

Cons: The only cons I can think of are the liability that you could accidentally bend a pin on the usb, audio, and other front panel connectors, and that the motherboard may not fit in a smaller case.

Other Thoughts: I didn't actually buy this specific model, it was the lesser version, with the different RAM specs, but it still runs like a charm.

Pros: Everything about this motherboard is outstanding. You can tell the CPU Accelerator Cooling Pipe the difference that it makes.

Cons: NONE

Pros: Not one because they are sooooo unprofessional.

Cons: They do not respond to any of your emails. I cannot submit this without placing an egg. It should read 0 eggs.

Other Thoughts: I have had this motherboard for less than a few months. I decided to update the BIOS and low and behold....CRASH! I have sent them emails about this problem so it can be replaced. Only received 1 email about my RAM. My RAM is fine. Everything that was on this motherboard is sitting on a cheap one and everything works 100%. I emailed them back and have not received any email from them for the last 2 weeks. Never from this company again. Search elsewhere. So very unprofessional.

Pros: The features are good but dont let that fool you.

Cons: This motherboard worked weird for about a month. Odd little hangs, slow ethernet connection, weird reboots etc.

All of that could have been overlooked but then all of the sudden it hard crashed. It at first blue screened but it would then not reboot. I reset the bios per the lousy manual instructions. No luck. I tried new ram, cpu, power supply, even moved it into a different case all with no sucess. It is acting like the bios simply was erased.

The board powers on but it will not do anything after that. The on board display reads "FF" which I found out means failure to boot. I KNEW THAT!!!

The corporate web site is awful to say the least, support is a regular long distance call. For the amount of trouble spend an extra $20 and get a Asus or DFI.

Other Thoughts: none