Pros: The thing is massive and just looking at it gives me the chills so I can only imagine what it must do to my CPU! Installed about 10 hours ago on i7 2700k OC to 4.7GHz. Temps look great! the thing is quiet. My case is large and I my memory has no heat spreaders plus I only use 2 DIMMS so i decided to go with this. Glad I did!

Cons: Its HUGE. Hard to plug in case fans and stuff when its in. Harder still to install with Mobo in case. It's not as bad as it sounds though. Just be ready for a few tight squeezes when plugging in chassis fans and CPU power cable near the heat sink. Also fins have sharp pointy edges! No complaints here I like a challenge. Just a heads up.

Overall Review: If you are not going with really high end liquid cooling (Custom) then get this. it's the best and decent price.

Pros: Nice looking. Loads of features. Future proof. Nice BIOS!!

Cons: A bit pricey, but worth it if you ever use all the features I guess.

Overall Review: Bought with an i7 2700k. Easily OC to 4.7GHz with little experience (Only AMD previously) Did a lot of research before buying and although there were some scary DOA and missing pin reviews here I figured that its bound to happen and people are more likely to comment on bad than good product. So I wanted to add another good review. Hopefully it doesn't die on me now. :-p

Pros: Was only a few bucks more than a 2600k. figured Why not. Got my parts and went to work installing. Had no issues at all. Installed OS and went to work on the OC. Hit 4.5GHz like a breeze! Later took it to 4.7 on Noctua NH-D14 Cooler. have only run short stress test (45 min) still need to run long tests to see if any more voltage tweaking will be needed, but so ez. Read a couple forums and watched a youtube vid to get the hang of the new bios. That's about it.

Cons: Stock cooler looks like it belongs on 10 year old PC. No -egg cause i hear its ok for stock clock and tiny OCs. No OCer would likely use it anyway. Order a cooler with this if you want to OC big.

Overall Review: Bought with ASUS P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3 and Noctua NH-D14. Couldn't be happier! i7 2700k @ 4.7GHz ASUS P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3 Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1600MHz 8GB(2x4) Noctua NH-D14 EVGA GeForce GTX 560Ti OCZ Vertex 3 120GB SSD (OS & WoW)

Pros: Well my brother got this PSU in his old computer he purchased maybe 5 years ago. He used it daily for a couple years then gave it to my mother and she used it here and there for photo editing for another few years. Recently I took this PSU out and slapped it into my rig which needed an upgrade after I improved some of the hardware in it. The thing is just fantastic compared to dinky Thermaltake TR2 430w I was running. This 5 or 6 year old 750w is running my nForce 780i SLI with and E8400 OC @ 3.6, 3 SATA HDD, 8Gb RAM and a Geforce GTX 260. I had not OC the Vid card cause the old PSU was under budget for it. Now I am well over and might pick up another for SLI :) Yay. As far as noise I dont really notice much. I have 2 Exhaust fans (top and rear) a front intake fan, a northbridge fan and a big fat Freezer 7 Pro on the CPU and it all stays pretty quiet imo. Although I do have an Antec P180B mid tower case which has decent sound insulation. Defiantly a great psu.

Cons: 8pin connector could be an inch or 2 longer for big cases with space between the mobo mount plate and the back plate to run them.nobody likes to show wires right :) but it works with a little stretching and angling so Not really a con so much as an "i wish"

Overall Review: Good buy

Pros: I ordered this display on a Wed. morning and it was delivered by Noon on Friday with the free UPS ground. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the box included a 5ft DVI cable which was not advertised.

Cons: None so far although I admit I barely set it up 5 min ago but it seems to be flawless!

Overall Review: Will update if anything unfortunate happens, but thus far I am 110% satisfied and would recommend this product. The LED lighting is amazing and the picture quality is so sexy.