Pros: * Good cable routing space * Easy to open and shut for maintenance * Lots of airflow * Cheap * Roomy

Cons: * Unless you have aftermarket CPU / GPU coolers designed specifically for noise reduction it can get a little bit noisy under load. There is very little in the way of noise insulation * The USB3 cable that attaches to the front panel appears to be all inclusive and non divisible, so unless you have a motherboard that has all the USB3 pins right next to one another [and you don't], the front panel cable is worthless. Seemed like a bit of an oversight so -1.

Overall Review: For the price on a scratch build it's hard to go wrong with this case. Would recommend it for a first timer. Would buy again.

Pros: Nifty red- overclocks decently at speeds up to 3.0Ghz [no success beyond that]. Egregious RAM support. Was pretty easy to install and update the BIOS.

Cons: No x16/x16 SLi support. It seems to be limited by the 650i chipset. I could not get any cards to run with full bandwidth. Just x8/x8- which is somewhat weak considering this is a 'high performance' board. Also has random POST hiccups- where the machine won't even post.

Overall Review: I think Im going to return it for the Asus board with the hybrid chipset for x16/x16 SLi support.

Pros: * Have used this memory in multiple different configurations of both home built and pre-built machines, have yet to run into a single problem with it * Fast and reliable * Competitively priced

Cons: I honestly can't think of any, though I haven't pushed this memory to its absolute limit... so there could feasibly be shortcomings that I'm not aware of when juicing it beyond its specification.

Overall Review: Need it to "just work?" This is the memory you want.