Pros: I've built about 4 machines with this PSU. All 4 run rock-solid. One runs an 8800GTS 512MB and Core 2 combo. Another runs an AM2 combo with an 8800GT 512MB, another runs another AM2 combo with an 8800GS, and I forget what the specs on the other build were.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Perhaps some got unlucky, but I jumped on this PSU every time I saw it for 30 AR. GREAT VALUE!! OCZ PSUs might die from time to time... not always, but it doesn't bother me b/c the several times I've RMAed RAM or PSUs to OCZ, they are ALWAYS TOP NOTCH SERVICE AND FAST!! :) I'm a big time OCZ fan (not fanboy)... I respect the company for great service.

Pros: Affordable when it's on sale and was useful when I first had it. No wires or a mess on the floor as it stick onto the wall outlet.

Cons: Awkward, and unbalanced. Maybe if someone had industrial strength outlets would this be awesome, but if I have it plugged in and stretching horizontally towards the left, then the left-most outlet is tough to use. When I plug something into it, I have to hold the whole Belkin surge protector tightly into the outlet so it doesn't pop out or break the wall outlet. Also, I used to use the USB ports when charging phone when I was sitting at my computer desk for hours on end, but now I NEVER use it. 500mA is way too weak with today's standards and smartphones. Useless.

Overall Review: Buy this if you don't care about the slow charge. Also make sure you're aware that when you plug something into the farthest outlet from the socket plug, you will likely need to hold the whole thing down.

Pros: Very easy to hook up. I'm using UTP Cat6. My run is 60ft over solid UTP cat6, and then I have my own patch cable (cat6, about 12-18in in length) going to each interface. It doesn't even take a moment to initialize. If you unplug the cat6, it'll work again as SOON as you plug it back in. I'm currently using this with two USB devices, an IR receiver for Windows Media Center and Kodi, and also a wireless Lenovo keyboard/mouse (the handlheld type). Works great.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Sorry, I didn't test USB speeds as I don't need to hook anything else up to it. I may try a flash drive, but right now I watch all movies over the network to a XFS file server.

Pros: Added a 3rd monitor to my setup. My current desktop at work is a small form factor and won't fit one of our standard quad display cards (standard PCI-size, not low-profile). I popped this baby on and running it at 1680x1050 on a 22" LCD. I don't watch videos on it, but I did test a full-screen youtube video and it came through just fine.

Cons: A few times a month all displays will go out for a couple of seconds and then come back on. It doesn't really bother me because it's infrequent and very brief.

Overall Review: Yes, I consider myself a 5 for technical knowledge as I'm an IT tech who has done desktop support, help desk, and now specialize in doing product evals at work as well as managing our virtual environment. Please take a look at the CON. I would have given 4.5 stars if that was an option, but I don't think it was enough to drop it a full star, so I left it as a 5. One thing I thought may be a problem: choppiness THIS IS NOT THE CASE!! It's not choppy at all, to my surprise. I have this thing tucked in the back of the desk and heat doesn't seem to be an issue.

Pros: Beautiful, sleek, 320GB, 2 controllers, newer console design (slim), comes with the BEST xbox 360 game of all time, wifi, and the list goes on.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I've been playing Gears of War since the date the first one came out. Played the second one since the day it came out, and then the third one since the day it came out. This is my FAVORITE video game at present. Yes, I like it much better than Call of Duty games (although I like those too). This console is so hot... my friends are jealous. I'm 30 years old and still I thought it was a must have. The game alone goes for $50, the controllers are probably $50-60/each (when compared to a normal wireless for say $40/each - you get the added design), the 320gig drive is over $100, and the console without the extras is $200. Add it all up and the price makes sense, except I got it on sale at newegg for much less. :) I LOVE how I hear the Gears of War sounds when I push the power/eject buttons. :) Come join me on Gears!!

Pros: It's fast. It's still a great buy!!

Cons: Coming from an OCZ Vertex 60GB, I almost broke even with this upgrade and I just like trying new things, which is why I bought it... well, the Vertex gets a 5-star rating, but why is this only 4 you ask? It's simple... my Vertex was JUST under 60GB when formatted... it showed up as 59.XXGB - I don't remember exactly. What I do know is when I lost about 4GB in this upgrade. To me, that's HUGE for an SSD, since space is always lacking b/c of the price per GB ratio.

Overall Review: Look, it's cool if all 60GB OCZ SSDs come up as 55.90GB, but come on... they are both marked as "60GB" - at least have them format similarly... I swear... if I knew I'd lose 4GB, I wouldn't have made the change, but what's done is done.