Pros: This thing is one smooth mouse. My second one of this model. Wired/Wireless option. Wired gets you 1000 polling rate. The cable is braided and the plug has a locking mechanism so it will not accidentally unplug from the mouse. The charging base is also the receiver. A full charge only takes less than an hour. And a full charge will last you multiple days. I charge every weekend. There's a switch on bottom with three modes. Off/Powersaving/Gaming. Powersaving is for everyday stuff. Gaming mode lets you max out your DPI. The top wheel light is blue when PS mode, red when Gaming mode. You can also turn the lights off if you want. Even the charge indicators on the side can be turned off. The software has two profiles, "Office" and "Entertainment". It also has five programmable buttons: Four on the side, and the mouse wheel button. Angled grip on right side makes it easy to palm/grip.

Cons: There are no generic "Back" and "Forward" options for the side buttons. You will have to use a macro, "alt+Left Arrow" and "alt+Right Arrow" for your browser controls.

Overall Review: Unless you're like a ping pong champion, 5000dpi is more than enough. I cannot even begin to keep up with 5000. There's a software option "Pointer Wheel" Open/Closed. When it's "Closed", it makes sure the mouse only works on the window currently selected. If it's "Open", your mouse will work on whatever window it is currently on top of. So your wheel may be working in your full screen game, but also on the browser behind you Perixx customer service is just awesome. This mouse died on me. I sent them a message two days before Xmas, and they responded on Xmas EVE!! Not only that, five days later, they're sending me a replacement. Only one form to fill out, no circus of messages, no shipping expenses. Absolutely the best experience I've had with a customer service dept. Buy their brand without worry, because they stand behind their product.

Pros: I knew I wanted a Titan X. No more frustrating SLI card issues like forcing SLI or games not configured to even use SLI properly. I wanted a Titan BUT, my system is watercooled. And after careful reading and comparing, I saw that you cannot modify a Titan stock cooler at all without voiding the warranty. -_- Not only that but stock coolers or the price of the Titan had not changed at all. And it seemed everyone was more interested in the 980ti than the Titan. And then there was the EVGA Hydro Copper. It was more expensive BUT it had an EK block and a warranty. Not only that, EVGA gives you an option to buy a 10 year warranty on the card for 60 bucks. TEN YEARS! Needless to say, I got it. If you're getting a Titan, you're expecting it to last for a long long time. And this extended warranty gives you plenty peace of mind.

Cons: Like others have noted, the white LED lol. I thought for sure it would be red like the other hydro coppers I've seen. But it was white. If you have a R5E like me, you can get those Ram Coolers with the little fans from Gskill that are red but also have white LEDs. They kinda go together. Then add some edge LED lighting. You can still do red under you water blocks or close to your board and it won't look out of place. Or you can just turn it off altogether in the Gforce experience control panel.

Overall Review: I only have Swiftech 240 X running everything for now b/c my resevoir still isn't in (Lookin at you primochill). Which doesn't give it a lot of rad room. But it still idles at 30 degrees. It runs Witcher 3 in 2880x1620 full options with MSAA injector at 80 percent load. There's not stutters, hiccups or mislicks. It's just nice reliable GPU power.

Pros: Great little card, had mine since 2010. Small and fits nicely into the first pci slot of a motherboard.

Cons: The molex adapter is awful just b/c of its presence. There's not way to make the wiring look good. But that's not the card's fault :P

Overall Review: You will need the drivers every time you install win7. Windows will not find you a driver automatically. If you don't have a cd, they're very easy to d/'l from syba's site.

Pros: Very nice pad. The top is actually some kind of weave. It's weird b/c even though it's a weave, it's very very smooth. Has the feel of silk almost. The grip is very stable. I have mine on a black glass desk and it will not move. But lifting it up is very easy. I think the size if just right. You would only need a larger one if you are gaming with a resolution greater than 1920x1080.

Cons: None :P

Overall Review: This pad paired with the Mx-3200 makes for one of the smoothest most responsive mouse I've ever had. Perixx customer service is just awesome. I had a mouse die on me. I sent them a message two days before Xmas, and they responded on Xmas EVE!! Not only that, five days later, they're sending me a replacement. Only one form to fill out, no circus of messages, no shipping expenses. Absolutely the best experience I've had with a customer service dept. Buy their brand without worry, because they stand behind their product.

Pros: Solid construction. Keys are sound dampened, very quiet typing. Leds are really neat and you can turn down their intensity.

Cons: Only one: The color change buttons are right below the volume buttons and they are not lit up. So sometimes you might hit the wrong one on accident. But once you're used to it, it's no big deal.

Overall Review: Perixx customer service is just awesome. I had a mouse die on me. I sent them a message two days before Xmas, and they responded on Xmas EVE!! Not only that, five days later, they're sending me a replacement. Only one form to fill out, no circus of messages, no shipping expenses. Absolutely the best experience I've had with a customer service dept. Buy their brand without worry, because they stand behind their product.

Pros: You don't have to constantly look at your temps when playing skyrim, or manually turn up the fan control on Inspector. You can run insane shader settings on minecraft. I know most ppl do not think of MC as a "graphic intensive" game. But when you put shaders on it, it will burn up a 440 fast.

Cons: Price went down sixty bucks in just a year :*(

Overall Review: It is long. Even on full cases, your may find your Sata connections covered up. But it stays far enough off the motherboard that it doesn't interfere too much and can be worked around. I've been running Gigabyte OCs every since Gtx260. I've never had to RMA one. This is actually the first one I haven't pushed to its limits on a regular basis. May never use its full power, but it's nice to have it just in case :P.