Pros: Easy install; connected swiftly; stayed connected. I'm using it with the remote base on my desk, away from the case and monitors. Router is ~8m and one wall away. DSL service for now, upgrading to cable in the near future (and will update this review afterward)..

Cons: None thus far.

Overall Review: I'd like to say that "Celeste" from ASUS may not be an actual person, but they honored my problems with the PCE-AC66 I'd purchased and that wasn't compatible with the Z87 chipset. This unit was a direct and no-cost replacement, which they shipped without waiting for my old device to reach them.

Pros: Easy installation; Nice appearance through the case's side window; flexible location options for antenna triangle, especially with its magnetic base; connected readily with my old WRT54G router at the best speed the old girl could muster.

Cons: ASUS ADMITS PCE-AC66 IS INCOMPATIBLE WITH Z87 CHIPSET (as of 9/9/2013, anyway)! THERE IS NO FIX. Google "asus pce-ac66 z87" and see for yourself. If you've got problems, you can only replace this adapter with a different one (like the PCE-AC68).

Overall Review: Everything went great on my new build ... until I installed the drivers for this adapter. Then Win7Premium suddenly had tons of issues booting up, very frequently hanging. I finally wiped the drive clean and started from scratch, taking things one single step at a time and rebooting after each one. This card's drivers were the culprit. Will contact retailer (not Newegg -- my bad) and ASUS for PCE-AC68 straight-up replacement.

Pros: Swallows TWC Extreme internet feed, puts out signal without drama. Hardwired to ASUS RT-AC68U router, which is hardwired to TV and wirelessly connects to PC and two Apple devices. No bogging with three users simultaneously.

Cons: Runs hot. Lights on front panel are a little bright, but not offensively so.

Overall Review: Purchased JUN2014 for new TWC install, replacing satellite service. TWC set it up properly (wow!), and it's run seamlessly ever since. Very smooth.

Pros: HUGE; nice, functional cable routing; lots of racks for drives; two big and quiet 200mm fans; convenient fan speed knob; air intakes pop off for easy cleaning; 4 USB3.0 ports on top; beautiful window on left side (comes with mesh panel if you'd rather that).

Cons: HUGE -- wider than I'd expected and didn't fit in the hanging under-desk rack I have; instructions were very uninformative (e.g. can the fan LEDs be turned off? Who knows!); on the heavy side.

Overall Review: I really like this case. It moves a lot of air, so I'm not scared to dabble in some overclocking without liquid CPU cooling. It looks fantastic, and it's easy to work inside it.

Pros: Easy install; box loaded with cables; good instructions; looks good through the case window.

Cons: None thus far (fingers crossed!).

Overall Review: After years of upgrading, I used this XFX power supply in my first "clean slate" build. No trouble in the build, and it's worked well since. Not knowing it's even there is a pretty good result, in my book.

Pros: Easy-peasy install; works in either PCIe3.0 slot on my ASUS Z87-PLUS mobo; doesn't seem to be running hot at all (my system isn't OC'ed, though). Drives a 22" HP monitor, and soon will be driving a 27" second monitor. Fingers crossed, but I expect no trouble.

Cons: None, really. It's thick, like graphics cards all are, so there were elbow-room issues with my wireless card (that has its own heatsink) that dictated which slot the latter went into.

Overall Review: Bought in AUG2013 for new build.