Pros: This is my second motherboard from Asrock, and I have to say I am very impressed with it. Very easy to use UEFI, well thought out placement for all the fan connectors, and one of the few motherboards that I can find that has 2 usb 3.0 plugs. The white LED lights from the heatsinks are a nice touch, you can keep them on past the initial boot if you go in the UEFI and turn off the night light mode, and they will stay on.

Cons: The only thing I can think of is that out of the box it will NOT support GTX 660 ti graphic cards. I bought a EVGA gtx 660 ti and put it in and wouldn't boot. Looked on a couple of websites and said that it might require a bios update in order to work. So I did, and now it works.

Overall Review: My next motherboard will probably be another Asrock. My first build I have done was an Asrock and 4 years still running strong it still has no problems with it.

Pros: Great colors Easy out of the box set up Feels very sturdy

Cons: Sadly there is a black dead pixel staring me down in the top left corner of the display. I thought I could ignore it but it's bothersome.

Overall Review: I'm going to request a new one and if that has QC issues like the first one I will ask for a refund and get something else. Never bought a monitor before that has had dead pixels out of the box...

Pros: Very spacious Top fins can open and close Very sturdy Instructions are actually good Fans that come with the case are pretty good White Led is pretty cool

Cons: The cons are not bad enough to dock an egg, but they did give me some trouble. 1. Theres a dust filter and mounting points for a bottom mounted fan. One flaw that is with this is that if you have a big power supply like the one I have which is a Corsair AX1200, its so big that you have to remove the dust filter and the fan if you mount one to fit it. Its not to major, but I bought a fan to mount there and I cant use it now :( 2. Sharp edges, I dont know how many times I have cut myself on the front of the case, but those edges are sharp so handle with care. 3. I had problems with the motherboard stand off holes, some went in just fine, others wouldnt even go in all the way and got stuck. I had to take a pair of pliers to twist them in since they wouldnt screw in all the way.

Overall Review: It was either the Cooler Master Storm Stryker or the Rosewill Thor V2, but I got the Thor. This is probably one of the best cases I have owned,, just a few minor problems but its very well designed. Now to figure out what i'm going to do with that spare fan I bought...

Pros: Lots of airflow and extremely quiet. Came with a lot of accessories which i was surprised a fan would come with so much extra stuff. Well worth the money you pay for this.

Cons: None that I can think of...

Overall Review: You may think that 20 bucks is a lot for a case fan, but you get what you pay for, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase.