Pros: These work perfectly for my needs. I use very demanding applications like Adobe After Effects, Sony Vegas, and frequently have a combination of editing programs open at once. I also occasionally play RAM hungry games (on ultra settings with over 1k mods for some of them). These beauties handle all of the above without a hitch.

Cons: This has nothing to do with the RAM, really, but it would be nice if the screws for the fins weren't so tiny. I have a beast of a HSF and there was no way I could use them, which is a real shame because they are aesthetically pleasing. It was fairly easy to remove them, but I do have small hands.

Overall Review: I have an Asus Sabertooth 990FX motherboard, so I had to clock these at 18 instead of 24 in the UEFI. Here's some extra info in case anyone was curious. Here are my idle timings using CPU-Z: NB Frequency 1806.2 MHz 668.9 MHz FSB:DRAM: 3:10 9-9-9-24. With only some minor applications running (like a messenger or music program) and 6-7 browser tabs up, only 20-30% of the RAM is being used for me.

Pros: This is a great headset for gaming. The sound is very clear and you can hear the little things developers add in games and it creates a pretty immersive environment. The actual hardware was surprisingly sturdy and handled pretty bad abuse along with moving across several states.

Cons: This bad boy finally died on me recently after owning it for over a year and I'm not very nice to headsets, so this isn't really a con. If you take care of your stuff, these will last you a good 2-3 years I would think. The mic is pretty awful because you have to practically make out with it for people to hear you, but on the upside - they can't really hear what's going on in the background, which is a HUGE plus. Regardless, I shouldn't have to lick the piece for people to hear me. This isn't a gigantic problem for me, so no egg off.

Overall Review: Don't bother trying to listen to music on these if you're an audiophile. It took massive tweaking to get the sound just right, but this isn't really a con because, well, these aren't meant for music.

Pros: It is a great lamp and sits on my desk perfectly. I've had to quickly move it before and in my haste - it didn't scratch my desk's finish. That's always a huge plus. I use it for lighting to repair watches, handvacs, and various small electronics. It illuminates everything I need to see and it is very easy to move around.

Cons: None that I can think of, really. The instructions are pretty awful, but it doesn't require a genius to assemble; it's pretty straight forward.

Overall Review: Be careful when mounting it, you can accidentally pinch yourself!

Pros: Prioritization, load times, space-to-price ratio, and the general speed are choice about it. I use it as a game library and to house some chunky programs and I've noticed a remarkable difference vs my old gaming HDD. This is so great that I can see myself buying another in the very near future.

Cons: None that I've noticed thus far.

Overall Review: Put your Steam and Origin libraries in there and notice a remarkable difference vs an HDD with 10,000RPM. Also, this is great for screwless installations. It literally took less than 30 seconds to install and plug in.