Pros: Big improvement over stock CPU fan from Intel. Big fan and heatsink Can position/rotate in 4 directions Can use for future CPU's if I upgrade to supported socket In current position, adds extra cooling for G.Skill RAM

Cons: Downward airflow, yes, I knew this when I purchased I think sideways airflow is probably more efficient as your are not blowing warm air towards the CPU/area you are trying to cool. I would be interested in seeing the tests comparing airflow downward vs upward airflow on this heatsink. I would think pulling air from below up and away from the CPU/ RAM and out through an exhaust fan/power supply would be slightly more efficient. But then again, I am only a tech and not an engineer... what do I know?

Overall Review: Ran Prime95 with stock fan 90*C easily within first 2 minutes Ran Prime 95, using Asus Probe II and Speccy Speccy reports MB temp or 62*C as highest ASUS Probe II reported CPU as 61*C highest Since it's an ASUS MB, I assume that is correct And what Speccy reports as CPU is probably the temp sensor in the Heatsink's fan. But I will gladly take 62* or lower while running a stress test, normal usage should stay between 30-40*C, I would expect. Stock fan is 120mm, but supports a 140mm (should be in specifications section). Part of the high temps for me, I believe, are due to the case, lack of large high volume fans, and lack of liquid cooling... duh.

Pros: Has USB port for Printer or USB HDD Vertical stance, takes up less space... futuristic (sleek) Bought on Newegg

Cons: Standing near router base max 72Mbps data transfer rates on 2.4Ghz. Do not have my PC here (just moved) to test 5Ghz. Random disconnects from modem. Possible issue of disconnect related to iPhone devices and/or large file transfers and downloads. Non American tech support, Tech agent argued my data transfer rates are tied to my ISP. Spent 30 minutes trying to explain the difference to someone who was completely clueless about the product they are supporting.

Overall Review: Data rates for wireless very rarely exceeded 72mbps, would receive less on average. I briefly received 120Mbps, but another rep, who was more helpful but could tell was using FAQ help guide, had me change my channel as if it matters (it normally doesn't) and rates dropped and was not able to get them back. Re-hooked up my WNR2000 N router, and received 150Mbps/300Mbps as advertised (20/40MHz). I think I troubleshooted the WNR2000's disconnects to iPhone/iPad devices my roommates are using. I had not issues until they signed on to router. I have a Linksys G router, I will use "G" router for the cheap i-devices. And I am returning this device. Maybe I got a lemon, this is why we need to return manufacturing of products back to USA.

Pros: It works! I had someone bring over a dead Desktop, I also had a old Rosewill PSU that I shorted out accidentally while trying an experiment with a cheap, high flow fan from the Shack. Well, I was able to show the person their PSU was fine, and it was their MB that was bad. I also found out my Rosewill is still working within specifications 10 years later. And the PSU on and old desktop I was about to toss is indeed bad, and cause for constant issues I used to have. Size, wasn't expecting it to be so small, about the size of my smartphone and fits in my pocket. Length is 5 inches, diagonal is 5 1/2" Simple and easy to use, just make sure to read all warnings

Cons: Not sure there is any, Rosewill has been good to me so far. 10 years+

Overall Review: If you are thinking about getting one, but are on the fence... get one. It may save you the stress of wondering if you rPSU is bad or not. It would be nice if future PSU's had some thing similar built-in Beats using a multi-meter to check each pin/wire

Pros: It works! It supports 3D and other features

Cons: It doesn't not work?

Overall Review: Nice length for the price, it was a little hard to find this combo of HDMI adapter ends. I picked this because of the support for 3D, currently not using it. But I do have an HD Samsung Monitor w/ 3D that may eventually be used with the computer/video card this connects to.

Pros: Replaceable keys for beginning gamers? I like the original keys, but my nephew is new to gaming and these can be helpful for him to learn default movement keys. The keyboard these came with is great overall, I do not like they moved the backslash key and changed the design of the Enter key. Please, in the future send me the prototypes before manufacturing begins. Brings a key puller

Cons: Lack of option in ordering different colors (probably can find online, but not with this purchase) Missing a couple of keys from package

Overall Review: I have been a big/huge fan of Rosewill, I started with Power Supplies, went to USB Gaming Headphones, USB WiFi adapters, and now gaming keyboards. This is the first time I had an issue with, besides normal issues after multiple years of use/abuse. Nothing more than with the Big Name companies. Possibly bag opened up, and someone (not on assembly line) closed it, but didn't realize two keys fell out. Or knew how many keys belong in the package. Again, not a big issue for me, I just wish it wasn't from the W,A,S,D keys, as those are more important to learn for new gamers.

Pros: 1 year constant use no issues 2 HDMI inputs (I can use HDMI hub if I need more) 40 inch 1080p @ $10 an inch Rated 8ms or less (Average LCD Monitor Speed)

Cons: Box had another label on it, like it was supposed to have been shipped to some Doctor's office or similar business. Box had a few dents, and tape was nearly opened fully. Probably from repeated shipments/dragging along floor by warehouse staff. I was about to refuse shipment, but after inspection all parts where there, no added tape on box, and no physical damage to the TV. So I decided to keep it. I assume it must of been a refusal of delivery from a previous order, or a canceled order. As far as non Newegg related Cons, I have none. I heard horror stories about this product while doing research and I was scared. Glad I did not have similar issues. So a con could be it did not live up to those expectations??? Ha ha ha. Newegg does not have anymore in stock.

Overall Review: I have not tried to use the TV directly without a Cable Converter Box, it might eliminate some issues I have. I have also not used the VGA, Component, Digital Out, or other inputs. Only the two HDMI ports. Built in audio is not loud (what do you expect from hidden built-in speakers on a flat screen TV). 7W + 7W Actually pretty loud and good for only being 7 watt speakers I think. Also my version was a 40FT2U1 (Revision 1 I assume) No issues with audio, or video. Used every day, no less than 6-8 hours daily if not more. Actually surprised to find such a good TV from Toshiba, I had to make sure to write a review.