Overall Review: As every case I've seen has tabs between each of the 5.25" bays, it would've been nice if this had slots molded into the sides so it would fit into the bays properly. I had to bend all the tabs on each bay flat so this would slide in. Not a big deal as I've already ripped the case apart for a custom built design anyway. Secondly, the two sata power plugs are very close together. For a moment I wasn't even sure if I could get both of them plugged in. These two oversights are why I docked an egg. So far after running for several days, I have not experienced any drops or disconnections in my drives (running raid-z2), so I'm happy.

Pros: It didn't explode into a fireball of destruction?

Cons: Failed after a year or so. RMA process useless and refused to replace it.

Overall Review: Drive corrupted data and mixed up sectors at random. After running multiple scan tools and smart tests, it failed every one of them. All except for seagate's scan tool they use for RMA. Despite everything else in the world showing the drive was a complete failure, they refused to replace it. Never had this issue with WD, which is why I never bought seagate again in 10 years.

Pros: 10 years and still works flawlessly

Cons: Not modular (if that was even a thing in 2007)

Overall Review: I always bought Antec before but tried seasonic after reading reviews and wanting a ultra quiet PSU. I've been using only seasonic every since. Believe it or not, this currently powers my mini-itx build (7700k and gtx 1060) until I find a modular replacement.

Pros: I've used it a lot of the years and it still works to this day. It was fairly inexpensive.

Cons: It's only a 4GB.

Overall Review: I just wanted the poker chip design, always gets people when you show them what it really is. No comment on the games, I deleted all that junk.

Pros: Works fine, don't recall any bad burns. Plays blurays (haven't tried 3D).

Cons: It can be a little noisy when it spins up.

Pros: None

Cons: Piece of junk that wouldn't work with anything.