Pros: This Does What it's supposed to do... Much Cheaper than the Active DVI-DL adapters It Does Support 1920x1200 Monitors It Does Support eyefinity using three 1920x1200 Monitors I Can NOT TELL THE DIFFERENCE between the DVI signal and the VGA signal. The Build Quality Seems Good.

Cons: These Cons do not apply to this product but to The Companies Responsible for the confusion with eyefinity... Namely ATI and Sapphire... It was not made clear to consumers how complicated it is to make eyefinity work without brand new Displayport Monitors... If You're looking at this page you've probably already Spent the money on your new Graphics Card and Monitors... But if you stumbled upon this, and are looking into an eyefinity setup, make sure you do your homework... Because eyefinity is a pain in the ***.

Overall Review: Here's My setup and How I made Everything Work. My Graphics Card: Sapphire HD5970 4GB Toxic Edition Two DVI-DL outputs and One Mini-Displayport My Monitors: Three I-INC iF281D 28" Monitors (1920x1200) (HDMI / VGA inputs) I have two hooked up with HDMI to DVI Cables. The Third is hooked to a VGA cable, to this adapter, to a Displayport / Mini-Displayport adapter. I Currently Have a 5760x1200 Desktop. Eyefinity treats it as one Display Games Play at this resolution. Here's how I made it work. 1. Make sure CCC is updated to the latest version 2. Disable the two DVI monitors. Leave the Displayport Monitor Running. 3. Set the Resolution on the Displayport Monitor to 1920x1200. 4. Use the Extend option to enable the two DVI Monitors. 5. Set your Primary Display to one of the DVI Monitors (eyefinity won't work if your Primary Display is the Displayport Monitor) 6. Now you can use the Create Group Option to create a single 5760x1200 Display. Eyefinity is Eyefinick

Pros: Just recently installed this into a new build. Design is clean. I thought the shroud felt solid, and had no concerns about the mixed use of metal and plastic. I especially appreciate the tubing used for the AIO cooler. It's fabric covered and appropriately flexible. I installed it alongside a Corsair H60 and had a much easier time manipulating this tubing, but still had no concerns about it kinking. It was also a good length for the majority of cases.

Cons: I swapped out the fan based on others reviews of the product. So don't take this as a first hand critique of the fan. Other than that, I have no concerns so far with this product.

Overall Review: I haven't had a chance to do load testing and take temps, but my case is a very odd setup, so it wouldn't be relevant to most. I'll update this if there are any particularly odd quirks.

Pros: Plate feels sturdy. I had no worries about it supporting my larger sx800 PSU. Mounting holes should fit any combination of PSU and case with ease. I like that they perforated the additional space on the plate. Additional air flow is always appreciated. It comes with the screws for mounting to the PSU as they are low profile as to be flush with the plate.

Cons: Could have tossed in screws for mounting to the case, but every case should come with these. Probably should have already been included with Silverstone's high end SFX PSU's.

Overall Review: Not a lot of choice for this adapter plate on the market as is, but this seems a solid choice.

Pros: This is a very nice portable drive. 1. Design is great! -Very Slim. -Metal Body. -Clear bright (but not obnoxious) blue power LED. -Brushed Black Metal Body with Chrome Ends 2. Speeds seem decent I did two file transfers from my 10k velociraptor to the drive to see what the speeds look like at first glance. -1.4 GB folder with 9000 small files -averaged about 10 Mb/s -11 GB File -averaged 40Mb/s 3. Didn't heat up or make any noise whatsoever at all during the above transfers. 4. Comes With a Case! (simple slip case with Velcro closure)

Cons: 1. Comes Pre-Formatted FAT32. Only takes a second to format it as NTFS (Do it) -if you don't know how... look it up. -FAT32 doesn't allow files bigger than 4GB -NTFS does

Overall Review: Looks Great... Works Great (So Far)... I have three desktop external drives from FANTOM Drives and they have all worked perfectly without any problems so far. This Portable Drive seems to have the same detailed construction as I came to love in the externals. Five Eggs (Con isn't a big deal... its more of a preference) Bottom Line: If you want a 500GB portable external drive, get this one... Don't mess around with drives with plastic bodies... This one's built to last.

Pros: Great Drive! Cool Quiet Great Transfer Speeds over eSata (110 MB/s sustained) Really well built enclosure Small power brick (surprisingly helpful) Looks Really Nice

Cons: none

Overall Review: I bought this same model number drive about 6 months ago... My first one was much louder and hotter than this one. If you've been waiting for any reason to buy this drive, now seems to be the time to do it.

Pros: Fits well in the case. No apparent Bottlenecking of speeds. Well Built

Cons: Cables are a bit short. I installed two of these brackets... and in the end two of these cables could only reach one port each, and they were pretty taut (which makes me uncomfortable).

Overall Review: If you want a bracket to convert two Sata ports on your motherboard to two eSata ports on the back of your case... This is what you need