Pros: Easy to install, everything is labeled well.

Cons: The onboard network card went to sleep and then was never found again by the computer. After working on this for the past 7 hours, trying everything to get it to work, I just had to return it. You can google "realtek deep sleep mode" for the problem.

Overall Review: If the board's onboard networking had worked, it would have been 5/5.

Pros: A75 chipset, high clock rate DIMMs supported, 32GB max even though it has only two DIMM sockets, SATA3, USB3

Cons: none

Overall Review: The first reviewer of this board was slamming others for having difficulties setting the onboard video port. He went on to say that this board doesn't include graphics.... Well no, the AMD FM series APU that this board is built for DOES! I have to either say that this "High Tech Knowledge" reviewer either wrote this review for a different product or he is simply shouting out his ignorance. Either way he is completely wrong.

Pros: I can't believe the people that are giving this board a bad review because the graphics don't work. It does not have onboard graphics, get a graphics card or CPU that has the graphics built in. The available graphic ports on the board are meant to be used with CPU that has integrated graphics built in, some peoples kids, sheesh.

Cons: People that post bad reviews and don't know what they're talking about.

Pros: Cheap Good budget/beginner board in terms of functionality Not DOA Socket FM1 Dual PCIe Slots USB 3.0 Ports SATA 3.0 Ports DX11 Compatible DDR3 Ram Slots

Cons: One of the worst layouts I've ever seen. Case fan power pins are on the opposite right corner of the board. Why?? Only 1 front USB connector. I have two of them so I won't be able to use 1 of them. Front switch connectors are located under the main power connector so make sure you attach those before putting your HDD in or you won't be able to reach or see them. Board does not come with foam to protect the circuitry on the bottom of the board. Only 2 RAM slots. (I knew this already though)

Overall Review: This is one of the worst mobo layouts I've ever seen. Why on earth is the case fan power connector on the opposite side top right corner of the board? I don't even think they make case fans with that long of a power cord! All the pins for the front USB and switches and leds are enclosed in a module type thing with walls so it makes it even harder to connect the connectors. The front LEDs and Switch connectors are located under the main 24 pin power connector instead of on the bottom side of the board. Why did they feel the need to put this here? You have to connect those before adding your HDD's or you'll have to take it out again. If you need a basic mobo and don't mind a couple of head scratching moments/headaches, get this board. I bought this for a pc that is going to run an ongoing powerpoint slideshow and will be on 24/7.

Pros: Easy to use. Works as it should

Cons: None

Overall Review: Great board, no issues whatsoever. I have only purchased 7 or so of these boards, but over the last year, not one has given me any problems. They just work.

Pros: price and features ratio seems valuable. bios and setup similar to most other brands.

Cons: Sent in factory for repair for locking up while loading bios 3 time with in 14 months. Now it is dead again and I am tired of sending it back again. Gigabyte MB is definitely out of my shopping list even if my customers requested for it.

Overall Review: My first choice among the economy brands is now ASRock and MSI the next.

Pros: Board layout is good, and 1 of the 2 boards we ordered worked. Decent value for the money. Have traditionally used Asus in our shop, but wanted to try Gigabyte again.

Cons: None of the onboard ports for video function. Tried all 3. System would post but no video. Used one of our shop cards in the pcie slot and video was fine. Even tried to fix it by flashing to the latest bios with no success in regaining onboard video. Also tried another cpu and ram. Guess this is a manufacturing failure

Overall Review: It seems that another manufacturer had a very similar issue with their A75 board. Asrock, and it appears that they may have been designed by the same hands.

Pros: Everything with the motherboard has worked fine. Good BIOS. Easy set up. I think it's pretty? Very good things to say.

Cons: The DVI port is a DVI-D port, and does not work with all DVI-adapters. it is also very very very close to the VGA port, so if you want 2 monitors..do some shaving off the connector/ get an external video card..