Pros: -Good price -Good speeds for Physical drive

Cons: -Not Sata III (6.0Gb/s)

Overall Review: Sata II is my motherboard max, so this was the perfect buy

Pros: Seemingly Great specs. Z77 chipset Compatable with my i7-3770k UEFI bios with overclocking assistant 8 sata ports (4 & 4) 2 front panel ports for USB 3.0 2400 ram speeds dual PCI-E 3.0 for SLI/XF (even though its 8X 8X)

Cons: Bugs bugs bugs. They release new bios versions without testing it seems. Intel told me to go to an older version because it was most stable and have no marking on their pages which is a stable version and which is a work in progress. I have continually had problems with my ethernet ports dying out on any bios version. Driver just fails, the device disappears from windows (it's still in device manager) and requires a restart to get it running again. My first board shipped and the secondary Sata controller would continually disconnect and needed a restart. After a replacement at least THAT issue got resolved. First board died after a month of use. No Post Code on the LED and no post beeps at all (missing ram, incompatible CPU) all dead. Second board has issues that intel still refuses to assist with and denies the responsibility. Overclocking Assistant has NEVER worked. The slightest changes to the CPU (which is cooled with an H100i) and the Memory (G.skill Trident-X 2400) which is only capable of running 1333 without crashing pre-POST. Even when running with the XMB of the RAM. Should have payed the extra money and went with a more reliable Mobo Vendor.

Overall Review: Constant issues Should have Payed for a more reliable MOBO brand. Overclocking would work properly, Ram would be recognized. Very disappointed intel. I suppose this is why they are not making motherboards anymore. First intel rig and completely disappointed with the amount of errors.

Pros: Plenty of power for most systems

Cons: Have had the product for less than one year and have had issues with the computer suddenly hard restarting. After troubleshooting, discovered it was the PSU (after checking all cable connections and finally throwing a known good PSU fixed the problem). Attempts to receive any response from Cooler Master on the matter of RMA has not been fruitful and going on 12 days of no response apart from the Automated E-Mail system whenever you submit an RMA. Even if the product gets replaced, I'd still be hesitant to buy anything from Cooler Master in the future after this experience with the RMA process. Left wondering if i just have to live with this broken PSU or if CM will ever get back to me.

Overall Review: Maybe CM PSU's are great and I got a bad apple. There is always a percentage of products are DOA or just fail shortly after purchase. When these things happen, you judge the company based on their support rather than their actual product. Definitely going to think twice about getting another CM PSU

Pros: Amazing Heat transfer rate

Cons: None

Overall Review: AS-5 is always the way to go, it never disappoints. Make sure you read up on proper application.

Pros: -Does the Job, No problems so far. Almost a year

Cons: - the speed is 10666 but that's the max my board supports without OC, so i cant knock an egg off for that one

Overall Review: The pictures really don't do these cards justice... the casing is a dark yet shiny metallic red.

Pros: -Does its job -Handles everything i've thrown at it so far -SLI didn't have any problems

Cons: -None

Overall Review: -Not modular, knew that going in =D next one i purchase will probably be modular