Pros: System runs flawless, fast, stable.

Cons: When I first assembled the build and powered on, it took a LONG time to POST. 90-120 seconds. When it came up, it immediately stated the main BIOS was corrupt and was being reloaded from the backup. I waited while it processed and when it finished everything was fine. I made the needed settings adjustments in the BIOS and installed Windows and everything has worked flawlessly. But it still worries me.

Pros: Does what it's supposed to without issue.

Cons: Seems poorly designed, the rubber 'sheath' that shields the PCB doesn't fit like it's molded properly.

Pros: I've been building SuperMicro servers for about 4 years now, some of the oldest have these power supply modules in them and have operated flawlessly under 24/7 load. Some are not in the most hospitable locations for a server to be, but they've still continued to operate without fail.

Cons: These only fit SuperMicro cases. Not really a con, their cases are very nice. It is difficult to make a case that is worth the amounts of money they ask, but they succeed.

Pros: Edimax has traditionally provided excellent hardware for the price. The web based GUI is nothing pretty, but is more full-featured than many Linksys/Cisco and Netgear products I've used. More DynDNS providers to choose from, more options for virtual servers, static routing, parental controls, etc.. Very nice unit overall.

Cons: Not really "cons", but as per the Edimax standard, they have "skimped" where they can to keep the cost at the amazing low prices. The included ethernet cable is 4 pin only, each of the RJ45 ports has only 4 pins. This is all that's required for the intended purposes and traditionally with Edimax, is all done to prevent "skimping" on the internal components that matter.

Overall Review: Unit uses a 5V power brick rather than the 12V most manufacturers use. This may lead to a cooler operating/longer lasting unit. Time will tell...

Pros: Great case, built solid, good airflow, extra 2.5" drive mount below 5.25 bays for SSD.

Cons: Sucks air from under the chassis which collects dust behind the motherboard, this should be filtered... The 5.25 bays should have "stealth" covers that remain in place and hide the optical drive. Typical DVD/CD drives are black or white, neither look good in this silver faced case. HP, Dell, Gateway, Apple, Acer, and others all know to hide the face of DVD/CD drives, yet companies that specialize in cases like antec don't seem to care.

Pros: Quick & Stable Corsair...

Cons: None come to mind...