Pros: Flawless graphics with no freeze up. Upgraded from a ATI 9800PRO All-in-wonder and immediatley noticed a drastic difference. Well worth the money for those who are not yet ready to shell out the money to upgrade to PCI-E

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: DFI Lanparty 875B, Intel P4 3.0 OC'd to 3.25, 1.5GB DDR2, 500W thermalake psu, 120GB hitachi HDD.

Pros: None, it is worthless.

Cons: It's brightness is terrible, I have a Lanparty motherboard and cables that are all UV reactive and this light did nothing for them, it is barely visible. The mounting velcro that they supply will not stick to anything so the light constantly falls down. Do not waste your time and money on this cheap product.

Pros: Extremely Quiet, easy to install and does not interfere with the mounting of the HDD, sleek design and very effective.

Cons: None

Overall Review: DFI Lanparty 875B, Intel P4 3.0 OC'd 3.25, 1.5GB DDR2, 120GB hitachi HDD.

Pros: It is huge but very quiet, I previously had the factory supplied 70mm fan installed and it was extremely noisy, once I installed this massive 120mm fan the noise level dropped drastically and my CPU temp dropped from 60~65C to a cool 50~52C, outstanding item and visually impressive.

Cons: Like I said it is huge so make sure that you have plenty of clearence in your case and on your mobo.

Overall Review: DFI Lanparty 875B with Intel P4 3.0E prescott overclocked to 3.25.

Pros: For all of you Playstation junkies out there this is the perfect control for your PC, same button layout and feel as PS2 wireless controls.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: If you have an older P4 S478 vice the new LGA775 then this is a great upgrade for your system. It is a cheap and reliable way to boost your system speed.

Cons: Runs a little warm, might think about upgrading your CPU fan as well.

Overall Review: My 2.66 overclocked to 2.85 ran at 50-55C, this one overclocked to 3.15 runs around 61-67C.