Pros: Modular, quiet

Cons: None

Overall Review: Modular was quite the bonus! Easy to install (as would be expected), minimal wire mess from modularity, and it's black!

Pros: If it works for your application, it works well

Cons: Doesn't work on some networks (see thoughts below)?

Overall Review: No idea what's actually going on, but it would seem that it does not work on some networks. Strange, I know, but I used this on a PC to add another network port. It didn't work at first (device web interfaces would not load). I swapped it with the other network port, and it worked just fine on that network. No idea why, but beware of this flaw.

Pros: Cheap, compact board

Cons: On the second RMA, both times for power-up related issues.

Overall Review: Have swapped and tested everything else in the PC, narrowing it down to the motherboard each time. I bought it because it was cheap, and I've paid for it handily.

Pros: Quiet, much faster than a 7600 GT XXX edition...

Cons: Petty - expansion slot plate is a little long, so it bottoms out on the case before the lip where you screw it into the case touches. Just had to hold the card in place while screwing in.

Overall Review: No worthwhile complaints. Has been a great card so far for a good price.

Pros: Large, easily configurable to your CPU, keeps CPU very cool

Cons: Not completely intuitive installation, but pictures with a little interpretation are just fine.

Overall Review: On an AMD Athlon II X4 630, went from 39ºC to 27ºC idle, and 60+ºC to 31º full load compared to the stock cooler. Well worth the investment. Instructions mentioned above are adequate, but do take some interpretation. I think there are some videos too, but that might be another cooler. Either way, it's well designed and definitely stays put.

Pros: These are great for stocking up while on sale and then buying games on the Xbox marketplace. Then you get the games at a discount, same price as disc-based games on sale or better, and don't have to worry about discs.

Cons: Nothing