Pros: I ordered this drive as part of a new system I'm using for video storage, so I consider the lower speed/power use a plus; OS and software are on a separate, faster disk. Arrived quickly and has been working well, no errors found.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: If you plan on using this as a primary drive you might want to consider a faster drive, but for large storage it's great. I'll be purchasing a few more.

Pros: Working great.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Purchased this CPU for my home system, which is used mainly for HD video and some light gaming. It's handled that quite well so far, on Win7 Ultimate.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: I use a discreet graphics card, so can't speak as to the performance of the onboard graphics of this chip. CPUs like this are where the value is at... not many applications can take advantage of having more cores, and most of the time other hardware will be the bottleneck before the CPU is. It's perfect for typical home media center duty. This chip paired with a cheap 4850 even handles fairly modern games at respectable settings.

Pros: My new system has been up and running with this PS for a few weeks now, everything seems to be going good. Comes with the full variety of connectors you'd need (6pin, 8pin) Good value, especially considering it's sleeved.

Cons: Only 2 SATA power connectors, which are paired so can only work for 2 drives within an inch of eachother. Since nearly all hard drives and optical drives use SATA these days, only having a single pair of SATA power connectors is really unacceptable since it would be inadequate even for the most basic system build with a DVD drive and single HD (since in most cases they'd be more than an inch apart). So be prepared to have to buy molex to SATA converters.

Pros: -Great value getting it on sale for $70 (90 really, $20 shipping was a bit crazy). -Giant LED fan on the side is very good looking. -All the various ports, fan controllers, and temperature display work fine. Having USB/headphone ports on top of the case is very convenient. -Plenty of room for more drives and giant graphics cards. -Comes with plenty of screws and mounting brackets.

Cons: -The manual shows a completely different product in the pictures for how to secure expansion cards. Very difficult to secure them properly. -The brackets that attach to 3.5" drives to mount them don't line up precisely enough. Had to use an excessive amount of force to mount the drives; very dangerous- something would surely get broken if you slipped.

Overall Review: This isn't the highest quality case around, but it's one of the better looking ones in my opinion, and a good deal for a full sized and full featured aluminum case. The full price would be hard to justify however.

Pros: -Beautiful picture... excellent contrast and black levels. Better than normal LED-lit panels, not quite as good as IPS, but very close and much cheaper. -Great viewing angles -Aesthetically the best looking LCD monitor I've seen -Numerous inputs very useful (2 HDMI, 1 DVI, 1 VGA) -Remote control! Since is has both audio in and audio out, if you're only using 2 channels like me you can even route your speakers through it so you can control volume with the remote. -4 port USB hub... not sure what to do with it however. -Good build quality. Stand is very solid, everything feels sturdy and well made.

Cons: -Motion blur is very noticeable. I expected it going in since it's a VA panel, but since I don't play any fast paced games I thought it would be ok. But it has a significant impact on movies too. Dramatically reduces the picture quality in fast moving scenes.

Overall Review: Overall I think the motion blur in fast scenes/games is a worthwhile tradeoff for the better blacks and contrast in static images or slow moving scenes. So overall I'm happy with this monitor, but I had to take an egg for the problem.