Pros: great power supply, no voltage spikes or drops beyond 100th of a volt, the great power efficiency not only helps your electric bill, but also gives you more leeway on more power hungry components, performing like a 600-650w less quality psu.

Cons: The universal motherboard connectors are non-modular, which is a shame since both motherboard type connectors are both non-modular, meaning every computer WILL have an extra non-used cable that cant be removed. Also the said motherboard connector is too short for a behind the motherboard hide of the cable like a lot of modern cases feature. I didn't deduct an egg because the pro's and cost truly out way these shortcomings...

Overall Review: I had an extra 5770 from another computer, and tested this psu in crossfirex 5770x2 and amazingly it ran them stable under 100% cpu+gpu load with minor overclocks even though the wattage should have been too low. I am very impressed.

Pros: Owned keyboard for 5 months now, no problems. Compact, doesn't steal desk area from your mouse. Heavy, high quality build. Braided cable is very high quality. Mechanical, so any switches you break can be individually replaced. (None needed to be replaced so far here) ^--This is an important one, and the reason I buy mechanical, if you cannot or do not want to replace the switches, disposable membrane keyboards may be more cost effective for you.

Cons: Mini-usb is used to connect the cord to the keyboard. This means plugging and unplugging a lot will eventually fatigue the relatively fragile solder points. However, for me, the keyboard never moves. Due to angles, can be a bit awkward to actually plug it in. Only mattered to me once. The kickstands are not rubberized on the newer, muted branding revisions, which can cause a bit of sliding in moments of aggressive typing.(fixed by using a rubberized desk mat) The unique compact size can mean finding arm rests that fit perfectly a bit difficult.

Pros: Very crisp display, great for gaming. Accepts any signal once converted, as it is digital and analog.(Try not to use digital when possible though...) Design is clean and would compliment any desk. Power button looks very nice. (Clear plastic disk illuminated by a blue led.) Had the monitor for 5 months, still no dead pixels. 23''-24'' is the sweet spot for 1080p.

Cons: 24'' is the upper borderline for 1080p, and if you are used to a smaller display and have very good eyes, you may notice slight aliasing in images. This monitor does not smooth out the display by blending together pixels, although I would call that a pro. Viewing angles exactly as expected for being a TN panel, there is only 1 viewing angle :P This may be a con for some, but TN panels also respond faster, so are better for gaming in that respect.

Overall Review: This is a TN Panel, if you buy this expecting a large viewing angle, it was your own fault. Not the fault of this monitor. If you want everything to look smooth and pretty and could care less how it effects your gaming performance, look for an IPS panel.

Pros: Performs similarly to drives priced higher. Very good price given what you get. For everyday use, they will last.

Cons: Battery life sacrifice if replacing a green. Life expectancy isn't fantastic. OEM's like to give customers budget drives and refuse to give a warranty. This is a common one. Not the drives fault, but worth pointing out.

Overall Review: I work on and repair computers for a living, and I have seen many of these drives, so I thought I would share what to expect. These drives are priced and spec'ed as BUDGET hard drives. Expecting more than that is not a failure of the drive. In the budget hard drive category, these drives are one of the best. Compared to other brands, they perform on par with drives priced higher. Failure rate is typical for a budget drive. Heavy use and they will die before the laptop, but you shouldn't get this if you plan on heavy use, they make reds for that. I would suggest a black however if you would like a balance of better life expectancy and performance. These typically perform around the same as a green, which costs quite a bit more, however, you sacrifice battery life. If you are replacing a green with a blue, you will not notice much of a performance difference, but don't be surprised if you lose some battery life.

Pros: It fits the coolermater cases no problem, is silent, and looks nice when led is on.

Cons: It's pink with LED's off. The total airflow is inferior compared to stock.

Overall Review: If you only want to boost the airflow for cheap get this, if you want a stock replacement or expect the same performance, get the cooler master branded fan. This does its job for the price however, and when LED's are on, it is much more intense of a red glow compared to stock.

Pros: So i am a programmer, so when it comes to keyboards, nothing is 'good enough', and I have used A LOT of keyboards. Instead of burning through membrane keyboards every month or two, i started to get mechanical, and never looked back. Out of all the mechanical keyboards i have bought, this one is most obviously the most durable, it really feels like like a block of metal with keys sticking out. Also, the keyswitches are mounted solid, and the keycaps are on tight. The space bar defies the laws of physics as it cannot be tilted, glides smoothly, and feels exactly the same no matter where you press it. Pointless numpad is removed to make more room for your mouse. This allows your keyboard to be pushed further right for comfort without taking up mouse pad real estate. The new revision(yes you will get the new revision) has no visible branding on the visible face of the keyboard, only on the front which cant be seen. Personally this makes a statement to me about what cooler master as a company is, but it does serve the purpose of giving people a gaming grade keyboard without looking ridiculous. As always(unless they are using some alien tech special drivers), NKRO support is only if your OS supports it(sorry mac, but your OS does not support this, this is not the fault of this keyboard), otherwise the max of 6 keys at once. Supposedly, PS/2 is needed for NKRO, but i found on my motherboard and windows 7, I have NKRO in USB mode, so that bit confuses me a bit. Perhaps this is another OS limitation. PRICE! This keyboard could very easily get away with being twice as expensive. They did not cut corners on quality here at all, they just cut off the numpad that was getting in the way anyways :D.

Cons: The only con i have is there are currently no wristpads offered by cooler master, and it is difficult to find 14'' wrist pads, most are 12'' or 17'', as keyboards with only a missing numpad are not very common. I would love to see coolermaster release a wristpad frame attachment for this keyboard, as I am currently using one from my old keyboard that is 17''.

Overall Review: Quality: 5/5 Appearance: 5/5 Features: 4/5 Support: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Overall: 4.8/5