Pros: * My old case my GPU Temps would hit 100 Celsius (junction temp) while gaming and that case was hot too the touch. This case I rarely go over 75 Celsius! RX6800 is the GPU. *I'm very pleased with the build quality. The glass panel looks much better than the plexiglass of the antec case I bought in 2002, wires can be hidden easily so looking in thru the glass panel it looks very clean plus this must likely aid in airflow, and if you like rgb the front fans have some nice color options. *Antec has easy to work with customer support. My front panel was dented a little and I decided to email them about possibly buying a replacement figuring why fight for a replacement but I didn't have too they just asked for my purchase order copy and they sent one when available at no charge. They accidentally shipped one to the wrong address at first but thankfully they sent another to my right address without any issue.

Overall Review: Honestly I wanted a case with great airflow and good cable management and the case delivers. I'm not a big fan of RGB but it kinda grew a little in me and I have the glass panel against my desk so that's kinda pointless but I'm happy with the case all around.

Pros: -Minimalist look with RGB (RGB for those who like it) -Believe the RGB can be turned off but kids love it so usually it's on scrolling rainbow -All keys light up -Keys have a satisfactory feel while being pressed -Took a spill from the kids and it was easy to clean with a good sort of anti spill design!

Cons: -No orange but honestly the RGB wasn't the selling point for me just missing a good color

Overall Review: It was a cheap keyboard on Black Friday and I decided to retire my 15 year old keyboard that was starting to stick from all the drinks it unfortuantly fell victim too. Rosewill seems to be a good entry level priced manufacture. I've bought from them in the past and have always been pleased with their products.

Pros: Great price, neat color changes, feels more comfortable then my really old Microsoft mouse, Looks like good build quality surprisingly and the DPI button for a cheap mouse.

Cons: Really non. You get a good mouse for cheap. Honestly 30 or so dollars this would still be a good mouse. Lets see how long it lasts

Overall Review: The snake on the mouse looks tacky. I might see about taking it off or using a black marker.

Pros: 1. Cheap Wireless N router would be the first pro 2. Actually decent looking 3. Works like any other router would

Cons: Well not so much of a con but the router's IP is 192.168.0.1 threw me off a first, was expecting one of the more common 192.168.1.1 or 2.1 btw the username and password be default are traditional making the guide useless like usual. Also the box art is a bit odd why would a shirtless silhouet of a man in a crazy get up be there for should be some stereotypical geek?

Overall Review: Wasn't sure of buying a cheap N router with a name brand that isn't one of the four common routers you see but I'm cheap and this router appears to be a great replacement for my WRT54G. Basically got it for the N and bought a N card for my bedroom computer that is about 100+ feet away and this fixed my bandwidth issues on that computer. Why is there a CD? I'm not even going to bother with that. Last thought would be I don't know how well this wireless on and off button will fare I can see it getting pressed by mistake, it's about as useless as a standby button on cable modems that customers call me and complain their internet doesn't work.