Pros: Decent Graphics for general use, Gbit LAN, 6 SATA, compatibility, reliability, 6 core support.

Cons: None. Although, sometimes the LAN is a bit finicky after too many successive reboots or hibernate cycles. Sometimes the audio will cut out as well. Simple fix by shutting down and turning off the power supply (or unplugging it) for 10-20 seconds for a hardware reset. But the problem comes and goes and is not enough reason for me to dock off an egg. Added Asus PCI-E x1 Wireless LAN, which allows me to continue working when LAN issues arise.

Overall Review: I've had this board for over a year, though it sat in the case for a couple of months while I got the money to buy the RAM -- So I've been using it since April of last year. I gave a review back when I bought the board (and started using it), but figured I'd add extra feedback. This board is great. I've currently got an AMD Athlon II X4 630 2.8 GHz, 6 GB DDR2 800 (board supports 1200 OC and up to 16 GB), Win 7 Pro x64, 320 GB + 1 TB SATA (non-RAID). The onboard graphics should be plenty for the average user. They were fine for me, until I started doing video conversions and playing on the CryEngine2. Upgraded the onboard with an HIS Radeon 4850 (also from Newegg), and increased conversion speed and FPS on CryEngine2. Board supports 6-core CPU with BIOS update. Also fixed some sleep/hibernate stability as well. All in all, definitely worth the price.

Pros: Easy to use rails, lots of room, built-in fans. It's a nice, lightweight yet sturdy case.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I bought 3 of this case (non USB 3.0 version) and was highly impressed and then found the USB3 version. The original arrived pretty beat up and smashed and bent (imagine it dropped from 10 feet up on a corner). Called up customer service and they got me a replacement on 2nd Day Air. Second one was perfect. Highly recommend this case.

Pros: -Great screen -Great resolution -Resolution changed automatically when plugging it in.. Computer was already up, just disconnected the old one and hooked up the new one and Windows automatically set the new resolution (went from 1680x1050 to 1920x1080) -Good buttons (may take some getting used to, but better then my old monitor)

Cons: none

Overall Review: I saw a lot of people complaining about the stand which is, admittedly, a bit cheap. However, it's pretty similar to the stand on my old Acer X193w+ (the one I replaced with this one). I had it for about 3.5 years with no problem. I could move it around just fine. The glossy finish around the monitor adds a nice touch, though I can see it possibly being a problem for some. I got this monitor as a replacement and am going to use the old one as an extra when working on other computers.

Pros: Fast, works. Increased speed.

Cons: None, except that I can't add more to it...

Overall Review: Literally doubled the speed of my Asus Netbook. Upgraded the 1 GB PC2-667 that came in it.

Pros: *Matte/textured finish. *dual-core. *Built-in Wifi has ad-hoc support *Pre-partitioned 250 GB HD

Cons: *Only 1 GB RAM (easily upgradeable to 2 for about $30-40) *Windows 7 Starter *It's rather slow to begin with *Max res: 1024x600 (knew that beforehand, though)

Overall Review: At first this netbook was slow as molasses running uphill in Winter. Even with a dual-core CPU. I got all the bloatware off (including Trend Micro) and ran System Mechanic Pro on it to optimize the drive and registry. When first running it, RAM usage stayed up around 80-90% all the time. Once I got done with it, it stayed around 45-70% depending on what I'm doing. Windows Media Center is a little jerky and doesn't play shows all that well, but it works beautifully for hulu and YouTube. I removed the Office 2007 trial and threw on the Enterprise version I got from school and upgraded Windows 7 to Home Premium. When you first turn it on, be prepared to wait a good couple of hours as it actually installs and sets up the computer. I haven't gotten more than about 6 hours out of the battery, but I've only put it through one full discharge. Batteries work with better capacity after a couple of discharge/recharge cycles.

Pros: Runs CryEngine 2. I've had it hit 50 fps at 1440x900 and Very High Settings.

Cons: N/A

Overall Review: It's a little loud... But not really.. No louder than a CD spinning up... Runs great! When I stuck this card in, Windows 7 WEI dropped my CPU score from 7.0 to 3.7 -- I was using the onboard HD 4200 GPU before. But my GPU score went from 4.0 to 7.3. :P