Hercules MS201B H-Base Microphone Stand

Pros: I bought this card a month or two ago, and I am very, very pleased with it. At stock settings, it overclocks itself to 1215 MHz and stays under 65 degrees Celsius under most conditions. Most people would be fine with 65, but I prefer my cards to stay a little cooler, so I've edited the fan curve to keep it below 60 at all times. I haven't tweaked the card at all, save for the fan curve, and it still screams in games. This card laughs at Skyrim, caps at 60fps constant with a ludicrous number of 2K resolution texture packs installed along with AO and an ENB for better shadows. Planetside 2 runs very well with the .ini file edited for ultra settings, 50-60 at most times, 30+ in large firefights. Any other game I play caps at 60 with no problems. I've had no problems with the drivers, Afterburner is an excellent utility, but I can't speak on the over voltage, I haven't tried it as I see no need to. I run dual monitors, one for gaming and one for, well, monitoring, and this card still runs perfectly.

Cons: HAH! No.

Other Thoughts: Upgraded from a Radeon 7770, and the difference is huge. Current specs:
i5-2500
8 GB RAM
WD 500GB 7200RPM Caviar Blue
generic 600 watt PSU

Pros: Great case for the money. Tooless design works well. Two high quality 120mm fans included. For a low end case it is built well. Nice minimalistic design that I was looking for. Bottom PSU mounting location with fan filter to keep PSU clean.

Cons: My only two complaints are that the front bezel is a little flimsy and cheaper looking than what I expected from Corsair, but it works well. Second, I was hoping for more room for air flow underneath the case to allow the PSU's bottom mounted fan to suck more air. The space seems a little tight for optimal air flow.

Other Thoughts: I gave five eggs because the case is a great low end case for the money. If you want extra's for a high end build, then you need to spend what it takes to own a high end case. Don't knock a product that is supposed to be low end from the start. It has everything, pros and cons, that you might expect for a case in this price range. The cons I complained of were things that I would have only been aware of if I were able to inspect the case in person before buying, not Newegg's fault.

Pros: This is a very small, durable, light and sleek drive, the only usb3 drive like this I could find. Read speed is pretty good at 30MB/s on USB2, and blazing up to 145MB/s on USB3.

Cons: Write speed is pretty slow relative to read speed (8-10MB/s)

Other Thoughts: I bought this drive hoping that is would be a speedy and small drive for my keychain, it does the job fine but seems to be very similar in write performance to cheaper drives like the Kingston DataTraveler and the Team C125.

I was hoping that the write speed would be faster since the read speed was so fast, I had trouble funding what the read speed was when I bought it.

Also, the opening on the drive is too small for a key ring, you'll have to add a lanyard to make work.

Pros: This case seems to have it all. Case fans, space, room for expansion, etc. It can probably fit just about any video card out there. I put in an 8800 ultra just to see how well it would fit before I put my 7850 in there, and it was a tight fit but removing the drive bay cages would give you more than enough surely. It's good looking. Everything seems to work perfectly fine as far as usb bays and such. It stays pretty cool in there which means there is decent airflow and room.

Cons: The front fan seems to be somewhat busted. It is only running at a third of what the back fan is doing. The pins were loose and took quite awhile to get them to cooperate with the power supply connectors. But overall, it is just one fan which I can always get more. So it stays at 5 eggs.

Other Thoughts: Highly recommend this case to anyone making a first time build like myself or making your 6,000th. Great for all experience levels.

Pros: I am trying to help boost the eggs since of the person that left feedback for no video support..

His tech level should definitely be full if he/she can not realize this when it will say with the specs.. its not the processors fault (so this will even his rating to 3 instead).

There's a reason this is a cheaper quad core.. meant for a budget gaming, etc (where a dedicated will be bought)..

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Ever since using Intel I have never had an issue. Only complaint was not trying them before so.

Pros: Originally bought it for $120 on sale. Incredible timings. I was able to overclock it to 1866 spec on with the same timings with just a .15v jump, still no need for active cooling. It's been running 24/7 at that speed in my Nas/Minecraft/Streaming server for almost a year, before that it was running at spec in a fx-4100 budget gaming rig, again almost 24/7, and it looks good. Not great, but good. I don't regret the purchase at all.

Cons: None that I can think of

Other Thoughts: Just get it.

Pros: If you trying to connect this phone on AT&T. MAKE SURE that you have LTE plan connected on that number otherwise you will only have 3g speeds. Most of the ATT store reps are willing to put a fake IMEI number of ATT LTE device to get you connected to that plan.

Cons: Soft buttons are hard to get used to.

Pros: I love this thing! Originally bought it to replace a large aging case. It's pretty large considering my old tower was fairly big. Moving the hardware was done with ease and cable management is wonderful! Very easy to get into with the latches on both sides. Definitely would buy again

Cons: None currently

Other Thoughts: No filter for the top. Will be buying the filter mentioned in a previous review to complete setup.

Pros: Everything. Almost. I'm sure I can find a thing or two to say in terms of improvement, but this case is just outstanding. It's solid. It looks and feels.. just... awesome. The perfect mix of clean and unobtrusive, but still-one look at it and it's easy to see that it's not a Dell.
The snapping sides are cool. A little loud, but more convenient than even the easiest of thumbscrews and safer than just keeping them out.
There's room for cable management... which I'm pushing, due to 4 drives, supplementary power for a 660 ti, aftermarket cooler, fan controller, dvd drive, and a good deal of fans, but it's far better than other cases I've had. the flared rubber grommets are a nice touch that helps everything look organized, not to mention behind that, the case uses little removable plastic bars to keep all the cables in line, making most zip ties unnecessary-though they never hurt. Comes with 3 fans and 3 filters, which is a decent step up from the usual 1 fan and a filter or zero.
The drive bays are just superior to anything ever, though room for more would be nice. They're segmented into 2 separate cages of three bays. You can remove either cage. Inside each cage are three sturdy plastic mounts that are genuinely a breeze to remove (so long as the drive is disconnected)- additionally for any 3.5 inch drive, you need no tools, no screws, nothing. You just bend the bracket around the drive and it snaps in and grips it. I've done some simple tests of holding it upside down and waving it around, and my drives have never fallen out. You will need some screws for 2.5 inch drives, but no need for a new bracket.
There's space above my motherboard. It's beautiful. I can install fans with ease.

Cons: There are a couple now that I think about it. The front panel is a little annoying to remove, as you need to remove both side panels first, and then squeeze in 6 pieces to finally get it off.
Doesn't come with the standard test speaker.

Other Thoughts: Mobo peg is handy, though I've heard a person or two doesn't like it.

Pros: Purchased this on a whim at a local store from the clearance bin. Already had a 4GB model and new that it worked.

Plugged it in and Vista recognized it. Has 15.2GB available and is formatted as FAT32. HDTune benched an average transfer rate of 22.5MB/s with an access time of 0.7ms.

Cons: I found that PNY flash drives are hit or miss, but lately they seem to be getting their act together.

Other Thoughts: It's a flash drive, no bells or whistles.