Pros: Runs cool and quiet. Handles my 2560x1600 resolution without issue I am able to run a single card solution

Cons: Price - but you get what you pay for Big and Heavy Some card sag - used some paracord to help hold the weight

Overall Review: I bought this to replace my 2 x ASUS 670 TOP in sli. I really wanted to go to a single card solution. With my resolution of 2560 x 1600 I would have spent about the same on two 970s or even two 980s. Raw horsepower wise the 970s or 980s would be stronger, but I wanted a single card. This thing runs anything I throw at it without any problems. I don't have to worry about the nuances of sli and I love the butter smooth gameplay a single card offers. I spent a bunch of money(two 970s or 980s would have been the same or more) and waited a while for this thing to get in stock, but in the end it was totally worth it.

Pros: - Cables are included - Cables are plenty long - Can be hidden out of sight - Switch is small and can be put just about anywhere

Cons: Haven't found any yet

Overall Review: This allows me to bring my work laptop home and hook it up to my second monitor while keeping my WHS still connected. So much easier than swapping cables around!!

Pros: -Solid Case -Quiet Fans -Great Layout -Mobo Tray -3 speed fan switch controls up to 3 fans -Lian Li Quality -9 external 5.25" bays

Cons: Nitpicking here -Inside of case is silver(painted mine) -Not enough room behind the mobo tray for wires

Overall Review: Would have to say this is one of the better case purchases that I have bought. Being an off brand of Lian Li, I can only imagine what a full blown Lian Li would be like. There is a lot of detail put into this case. The case layout is very intuitive, and easy to use. I would highly recommend this case to anyone. About the only minor gripe I would have is that the space behind the mobo tray is a little too narrow to store a lot of wires. With some good cable management it can be dealt with. Most of my wires were stuck to the left of the mobo tray by the 5.25" drive bays. Build a WHS out of mine. Asus P5QL-CM, Intel E5200, 2gb ram, Corsair 400W PSU, 1 x WD 500GB and 2 x WD 1 TB drives.