Pros: This card has worked perfect. Like everyone else, I like how it maxes out the WEI score. The dual fans keep it very cool and I haven't been able to get it over 110'F, but that's with 9 120mm fans blowing around the inside of my case to! lol. It looks awesome with my UD5H board and I got it for a buck fifty on black Friday 2013. Figured by now it would have gotten cheaper but it's still the same price and that's with a mail in rebate.

Cons: My cons aren't really cons, but advice I would give to others who are interested in a one or two card setup. Read other thoughts..........

Overall Review: The first thing I do whenever getting a new video card is tear it apart (have built over 100 gaming comps) and check things out. I clean the thermal paste off and replace it with MX4. When I put it back together especially re-attaching the cooling fans to the card I use simple rubber O rings that can be bought at Home Depot for under 4 bucks. I buy a total of 16, one for each side of the holder making it completely separate and away from the actual card. This will make sure you get NO vibration noise from your fans. Even after many years of use. Another good thing I use and encourage others to use is the 120mm fan dust filters Newegg sells. I have them on all my intake fans and this keeps the inside of my case totally new looking. So after watching some videos and reading a lot I think I'm going to add a 2nd 660 to my setup because from what I've found out, the $300 I'll have spent on these two cards, $100 on water cooling blocks for the GPU chips brings me to $400. Two of these cards with chrome water cooling blocks for $400 will outrun almost any video card that is in the $500-$700 range and it's proven all over the net with tests. 160 frames per second is the average SLI running speed with skyrim all maxed out. That's pretty big. You figure that how cheap the cost and all the stuff I could do with all those video outputs I believe it's a much better idea to go this route. I would like to hear from the other guy who wrote that he has the same board as me but has 2 660's running in SLI so I can ask him some questions. If you read this Keith send me an email. [email protected]

Pros: Clean case with most of the usual stuff that comes with a gaming comp like a see thru window, easy tool less installation of hard drives and optical drives. Plus in my opinion the coolest part of this case is how you can have one 140mm case fan pulling air in the front and four 120mm case fans (that came with dust filters) spaced out in other places to set up maximum cooling. With the 120mm fan on my power supply and the two 120mm fans on my cpu and one 120mm cooling fan placed on the glass window. So I have eight 120mm fans and one 140mm fan altogether totaling NINE 120mm+ COOLING FANS that are all lit with RED LED Lights and keep my CPU, HDD, RAM, and power supply all under 100" F when stressing out everything to 100% max and every single fan that is set as intake as a double layered aftermarket dust filter to keep all my components clean. Plus it looks pretty sweet when on because everything is lit brightly inside the case with red led light and since I repainted all the heat spreaders off my motherboard and all the plastic casing to both my video cards with a crazy UV red paint that makes them light up like they are neon makes it look amazing for not spending more than an extra $50 altogether on fans and paint.

Cons: The USB 3.0 hub in the front was broke after a week and both cooler master fans that came with the case died within a month. Plus originally I never got any of the motherboard screws that it was supposed to come with so I really lost out on all the accessories / hardware that came with the case so this I would tell to anyone looking to buy this case, be ready to replace the fans and make sure you have your own screws etc. So I get on live chat after the fans and USB 3.0 port / board / setup went dead with two different cooler master people who both tell me they are making sure that I will be getting new fans, a new USB 3.0 kit for the front of the case and the screws I didn't get. Suddenly I get an email from someone I've never spoken to telling me that all I'm getting is a new USB 3.0 kit. Well all that came was a USB 2.0 kit!! Which is junk to me because all my external stuff that's USB is USB 3.0 so I don't have to wait hours like back in 1999. So besides the customer service jerking me around on this and on a T3 CPU cooler I would rate the customer service not very good so far as to what I've experienced and I was surprised at how I got a case that was missing hardware and contained hardware that died so fast. I mean the fans could have lasted at least three months at least and to send me a lower grade USB 2.0 kit just made me lose it and call it a day on Cooler Master stuff.

Overall Review: Price was cheap and If you don't have much money it's a good case to start a build with. Just be prepared to have to put a few bucks into it to make it cool before it's done in case your missing hardware or get some bad hardware like I did.

Overall Review: would buy again

Pros: none so far it was DOA when I got it

Cons: DOA on arrival

Overall Review: Very disappointed that newegg will let dead boards be sold on their site. Mine def had been used before and was a repackaged return or something similar. Have built over 500 rigs and know what to look for and mine had the signs along with the fact that someone re-sealed the anti static bag.

Pros: Looks amazing after I cut out and put it in a section of the clear display window. Very bright & colorful

Cons: Actual fan controller is a piece and worse than Hong Kong knockoff, but display is better than knock off

Overall Review: Not as big as you think when looking at ad, basically a small fan controller plus pretty colors. Not worth the price at all. I've got a different one I paid $20 on the bay from Hong Kong that looks as cool and does all the same

Pros: The pros are simple- 1) Boots up laptop in 11 seconds compared to 36 seconds with 7200rpm HDD, 2) truly reads at almost 550mb and writes at 500mb. This was after running 4 tests with 4 different types of software. 3) 240GB for $100? ($10 coupon special on TDIRECT) I had to do a double take. Drives with this size and these specs usually are twice as much. 4) compared to the other person who left a review above me, I am having no problems at all and my drives all read 99%. Hopefully he knew to turn off SuperFetch, Windows Search, Hibernation, make sure his TRIM is on, turn your power settings to high and do all the other OS tweaks needed to run your SSD correctly. All it would take it to run or have your OS run disk defragmenter or defraggler once to make you lose a bunch of life on the drive.

Cons: The only cons I can give are similar to what another person wrote. Sandisk SSD's don't come with a 3.5" desktop slot caddy which means no SATA or power adapters to easily hook up to your desktop. But I can't lower the rating for that because out of the 12 different solid state drive manufacturers I've bought drives from, only about 4 include ALL that stuff. I mean Samsung includes the best DATA MIGRATION program with there SSD's so cloning your old hard drive to that Samsung is the easiest SSD to set up. None of the other companies drives come with anything like that for normal price except maybe Intel. But even Intel's software for that doesn't work as easy.

Overall Review: Basically I would tell everyone you know who complains about there slow computer to buy one of these and change their life! Dropping one of these into any desktop running a regular mechanical hard drive will increase the speed 10 fold instantly! Even if you have a desktop or laptop with only like 2GB of ram, adding this drive will make you forget about needing anymore ram. I mean I'm not a salesperson for Sandisk or anything. My Samsung 840 Evo's are better SSD's because they came with the data migration software which was basically click and send and your entire old hard drive is now ready to use on your new Samsung ssd and they have a way better warranty. I am just surprised at the price drop and thought for sure when I checked the speeds of the Sandisk it was going to give me 250mb's read and write speeds but that wasn't the case. It actually lived up to spec which I think is cool for a cheaper ssd.