Pros: decent card, runs everything I play on high or better.

Cons: For the price there's better. If I had a redo I'd get an AMD Radeon HD 7770.

Overall Review: Someone who wants to play high end games should look elsewhere. I only play Skyrim and Indie games, which this card is fine for.

Pros: None

Cons: DOA. Nothing spinning when I put it in my new build. My BIOS didn't recognize it either.

Overall Review: Nothing is worse than having to wait for a single component to use your computer.

Pros: Its just 8gb ram. It looks cool through the side of my mesh case.

Cons: Nothing.

Overall Review: Plenty for my gaming needs. I'll install another 8GB stick later for my video editing.

Pros: Cheap and it works.

Cons: None really.

Overall Review: Only used it to install drivers in my build. Works for that purpose,

Pros: Enough space for high end graphics cards. Just a standard case for the most part.

Cons: Sharp. Edges. My friend and I both got some nasty cuts. I was worried I'd need stitches, but luckily it eventually closed up and stop bleeding. Just be careful. Also, doesn't include instruction booklet. But, the case is the most straightforward part of computer building so it wasn't a big deal.

Pros: Blows any comparable priced Intel chips out of the water, particularly with OC.

Cons: Stock fan isn't great, but it works for me.

Overall Review: You could get a very expensive Intel chip, but you don't need to. Personally I'd recommend and FX 6-core over this, but that is more expensive. This is a good chip.