Pros: No problems booting running these things at their given latencies. Lots of OC headroom. Great stuff

Cons: None

Pros: - Very well laid out motherboard - Good IO shield - Multiple thermistors for monitoring temperature is nice - Memory compatibility check feature is nice

Cons: - Having to screw the wireless adapter connections to the back of the IO plate is a little odd (makes for a not so tight connection). - I had to install the updated bios from the website in order to get it to boot properly (had high system instability before update) - USB 3.0 ports failed after driver install - Some downloaded drivers from ASUS website were corrupted - CPU retention bracket interfered with 3rd party cooling backplate

Overall Review: It was a little upsetting that I had such difficulty getting the motherboard and hardware working in tandem in Windows. I've built several computers over the last 15 years and this was one of the bad installs. I originally thought the motherboard was dead (or at least flaky). It runs normally after much headache. It was pretty disappointing. (Case installed to is Corsair Obsidian 250D)

Pros: Very sturdy, easy to assemble / disassemble when needed.

Cons: Non so far.

Overall Review: It was a lot bigger than I thought it would be, but very nice. I would have liked it to have been aluminum, but I feel the cost would have been too high at that point.