Pros: Quality full feature 1155 motherboard Might be good for HTPC once Ivy bridge chips come out and they create a BIOS update for it.

Cons: Currently ALL sandy bridge chips fail on 24P Blu-ray video playback, skip 1 video frame every 4 minutes and 0-42ms lip-sync variation each 4 minutes.

Pros: Really is 14GA Really is 50ft, 50ft 7in to be exact

Cons: NOT COPPER, it's aluminum with a tiny copper plate RCA Brand is of no value today low strand count so a little stiff

Overall Review: It seems now nowadays that at least 9 times out of 10 you will get scammed on speaker wire. You will usually get 1 or 2 sizes smaller than spec'ed, shorter than spec'd, or fake copper. If pure copper is not speced you can safely assume it will be fake looking copper with aluminum or who know what inside.

Pros: looked nice

Cons: My cable was DOA, works as USB 2 but not USB 3 cable.

Overall Review: People, check your cables the day you get them!!, or you miss the return dates and can't get a replacement, USB 3 cables seems to be especially poor these days!

Pros: its blue

Cons: doa and waited to long to try it out so now it's trash and I'm out the $$.

Pros: I bought this for 1 reason, the CIR port, and have confirmed the port works great with IR remotes and you can turn the PC totally off and back on, not sleep. You need to buy a cheap <$20 IR receiver. Cheap, and has solid caps.

Cons: the driver install disk stinks! Don't use it, just download each driver and install independently. The disc was super super slow and installed a bunch of other b s I didn't want.

Overall Review: can not find the bios version anywhere but works so not going to upgrade it.. Surprised my normal motherboard vendor no longer includes a cir connector, oh well this one works fine.

Pros: good card for the money more ram used by new games

Cons: I have sent in dozens of rebates in the last couple years, of all of them 2 were for powercolor and neither were paid! They don't pay rebates! So don't buy if that matters and don't waste your time filling out the forms