BTI GT-M360X4 Laptop Battery

Pros: Looks pretty and went in easy

Cons: I've bought two sets of these, roughly a year apart. The first set worked great. I decided to upgrade my system about a month ago with another set. My computer started sporadically blue-screening soon after I installed the new set. Windows memory tester and Memtest confirm that it's the new RAM (though the original set of vengance sticks is fine). 50% fail rate for me - we'll see how the RMA process goes. I'm apparently responsible for paying the shipping charges for Corsair's defective product. The global fail-rate for these cards is undoubtedly lower than 50%. However, be aware that you will be responsible for the cost of shipping the product to Corsair should it be faulty.

Other Thoughts: Is it not standard operating procedure to test the viability of your RAM before you sell it? I understand that would add a kink in the flow of product to consumers, but it's probably something that the bean-counters at Corsair should look into if they haven't already.

Pros: -good price
-works great
-USB 3.0

Cons: None that I can think of.

Other Thoughts: Will never go back to USB 2.0

Pros: This is a great overclocking motherboard. the first one I had lasted 5 days reason for 1 less egg, Newegg was great and sent me out another motherboard. I have had no problems with this board. Does not have as many features as some of the other boards but does what I need it for. have not tried the thunderbolt yet. overclocks better than the my other motherboard Z68X-UD3H-B3. the 3D bios is a little awkward but once you figure out the quirks its alright.

Cons: First board died after 5 days

Other Thoughts: I7 2600K @ 4.8 GHZ
Z77X-UP4TH
8 GB Dominator GT ram @ 2133 MHZ
XSPC RAYSTORM and RX360 rad

Pros: Good price. Good brightness. Good focus. Good auto setup. Good quaility 1920x1080 down conversion to 1280x800 or 1280x720.

Cons: None at this price.

Other Thoughts: I own several Epson EX70's and this model is superior.

Pros: Worked fine when plugged into my new Asus Sabertooth 990FX motherboard. It has only been a week but the memory works great.

Cons: None I can find.

Other Thoughts: Did not really expect any problems or surprises. The memory was on the list of memory the motherboard would except.

Pros: Air flow is excellent, optional fans work very well. Plenty of space and excellent cable management.

Cons: Wiring for the USB ports wasn't included in the manual so wiring was interesting to figure out. I also had to email the company about where to plug the case fans into because that was not listed either. USBs on top seem a bit loose and off-centered but still do work.

Pros: -fast
-low heat
-great benchmarks
-easy to install
-works as expected

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: would buy again

Pros: See other comments. 8 Core CPU, Vishwera technology. above 3ghz. Watch the video on the overview tab.

Cons: New egg shipping. New egg changed their shipping. Other people complaining about the heatsink.

Other Thoughts: Ignore the rating.
First off they ship the CPU with a basic Heatsink this CPU is marked for enthusiasts. If you watch the video on the overview tab it explains that. Also that most people who buy this will have bought a after market cooler for it.

New egg is offering free shipping now on most products if your willing to wait. and 3 day shipping has gone up for standard items. Went to buy some SATA cables and Arctic Silver and total shipping for $10 worth the items was $8. This is a disappointment to me. Will review the CPU in another post.

Pros: -
- Came with 2 SATA cables. I was running low on them.
- Holds up to 32GB of RAM (only has 2 slots though, I have yet to find out if it supports 16GB Kingston server sticks).
- Low price and GREAT quality.
- It's not a "cheap" looking board. On the contrary, it's a really nice board for any build with a window.
- Has been running 4 days straight now on Ubuntu 12.04 server with a 60GB OCZ SSD, 8GB of G.Skill 1333 Ripjaws RAM, and an A6-5400k.
- Relatively low DOA rate compared to some other boards of similar price.

Cons: Absolutely none so far.

Other Thoughts: -
- Can probably bump it up to an A10 and handle decent games such as BF3 and add in a 7870 for a decent gaming computer. I wouldn't go any higher than a 7870 without getting an AM3+ board with a 6 core/8 core processor.
- Definitely a good board for budget gaming. I would suggest finding a ~$200 AM3+ board combo with at least a 6 core processor. Worth the extra money.

Extra: I am using this to host a Minecraft server. My internet is 80/40, meaning I can easily host at least 90 people. I intend on upgrading to 16GB RAM which should allow me to host at least 115. I highly suggest this for anyone hosting a small MC server, just get this, a cheap case, toss 8GB of RAM in it, a cheap SSD with a 500GB WD backup drive (have your backup plugin save to the backup drive), and you can call it a day. Linux is free, and there's tutorials everywhere how to set it up. This can all be done for less than $350.

Pros: The things works for the most part

Cons: Well Asus software package is horrible. It will bluescreen of freeze your pc if you install the entire suite. This board is not friendly with AMD overdrive easy over clocker software. I have had nothing but problems with this board from memory not clocking correctly, to the pc not coming out of sleep or going into sleep correctly. Everything is updated and still problems. I will never buy asus mobo boards again.

Other Thoughts: Should have bought Gigabyte Board. Got suckered in on a ram combo deal.