Pros: Great SSD, hasn't failed yet. And man it's comparatively cheap.

Cons: Needs more cowbell?

Pros: Love the construction, connectivity, color, BIOS and board layout.

Cons: Does not seem to work with Crucial Ballistix Tactical Tracer 4GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1866 (PC3 14900) Desktop Memory Model BLT4G3D1869DT2TXOB DIMMs. Works fine with older OCZ 1600MHz DDR3. I have an open ticket with both Crucial and Gigabyte and I have faith in getting this resolved.

Pros: The RAM is solid RAM supported by my motherboard's HCL.

Cons: The included cooler doesn't actually fit in my system with the motherboard and video card. Motherboard is an ASUS MAXIMUS VIII GENE and video card EVGA 980ti FTW.

Overall Review: 5 eggs if it fit, 4 eggs since it doesn't. The actual core product though is 5 eggs.

Pros: Faster than Windows 7. Smaller footprint than Windows 7. Fixes nuances that were in Windows 8.

Cons: Sometimes you still miss a couple things from what you were used to in Windows 7. Every so often you might see some software that hasn't yet been optimized for Windows 8/8.1

Overall Review: Once you understand how to work around Windows 8 and 8.1 you no longer miss Windows 7.

Pros: Cleans up the USB cables I had charging the PS3 controllers as well as it gives me a nice neat location to store them.

Cons: Nothing that I could put my finger on that could make it better.

Pros: These drives are perfect for things like ESXi hosts or small OS drives to just leave in a machine with a very small footprint. I use one of these for ESXi, I use one of these for UnRAID and even use one for logging information and config saves on my Tomato driven router.

Cons: None