Pros: Has a lot of features packed into it for the price. Easy to set up and use, and I haven't had any issues at all with it.

Cons: Interface software is a little slow. Also moving large files around on the drive between folders is amazingly slow too. I found it quicker a lot of times to move the files to my computer then back to where I needed them to be.

Overall Review: All in all I am very pleased!

Pros: Easy to use, plug it in and away you go. Ran smooth for 2 1/2 year.

Cons: Lasted about 2 1/2 years so for the price I can't complain. It recently started crashing my entire network. I had to reboot it to get back up and running, and then it took a couple of reboots to get it up to speed. Sometimes it was crashing the network every 5-10 minutes. I had to retire it. I plan to get something a little more high end to replace it. For the price I can't complain after 2 1/2 years.

Pros: Great price and functional. No complaints there. I've had no issues.

Cons: It's hard to complain about a budget board seeing as how I knew it was a budget board going in. It's being used for a studio computer strictly for audio recording and is more than adequate for the task. A few more fan connectors would have been nice, and the bios is antiquated and terrible. I'm knocking off an egg for the terrible bios.

Pros: I love how easy it is to use this case. removable motherboard tray. Hot swap HD docks in the front. It looks great.

Cons: None

Overall Review: None

Pros: Works right off the bat with windows without having to install drivers. I needed a simple solution for basic internet and uploading the occasional file. I was surprised at how fast this card actually is.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I wish manufacturers would find an antenna solution that didn't require antennas sticking out the back of my case.

Pros: I own three EVGA Power supplies. They are my new go to brand. They are built solidly, and perform flawlessly. The "ECO" mode units run silently.

Cons: None

Overall Review: They come with a jumper to test the unit before you hook it up to sensitive parts. Anyone who buys and uses any brand of power supply without testing it before hooking it up is a fool. Even the best manufacturers and brand names have the occasional lemon. I've never had any issues with my EVGA units, but you should test it before you use it.