Pros: I've had this case for about two months now, thought it was time to write up one of these. -simple look, no bright LEDs -lots of ventilation obviously, purchased one $5 rosewill fan for the front myself and it's great. -really love the air filter, you can clean the inside out less just wipe the dust filter every now and then -loving the bottom mounted PSU

Cons: -noise, I came from a RAIDMAX black case and that thing was dead silent... this not so much. The antec fans on low are louder than the fans on my old case plugged up to molex. Also the the hard drive tic is noticeable in this case, in the raidmax I could hear nothing but you can hear it pretty clear in this Antec, add rubber?? noise is really the only con I can find with this thing.

Overall Review: I have a OCZ ModXStream 700W PSU, the cables reached ok as seen here on imageshack: img28.imageshack.us/img28/6384/pic1jz.jpg the only thing is two of the screws won't go in as they don't line up physically, can't remember if it was the top or bottom ones. Either way that's a small nitpick as it's still in there pretty secure, and I don't move this machine much. Overall even though the raidmax was quieter, this case is a better pick because it's smaller than the raidmax while still having plenty of room for my components, and no flashy LEDs!!

Pros: None really, overpriced, no official 64bit drivers... Gave it 2 star because I finally got it to work. SEE OTHER THOUGHTS.

Cons: Buy intel, on the box of this thing it says designed for XP but works all the way back to windows 98, get with the times. On their site the last time the 32 bit drivers were updated was 2001. Don't plan on finding 64 bit drivers from linksys.

Overall Review: I bought this item from a local computer store, not newegg because I needed a ethernet adapter after my onboard internet died. I wanted it quick and didn't want to wait even 3 days, this card was the only thing they had. I run windows 7 64bit and the drivers included on disc and site were for 32 bit only. :( However I found a guy on the linksys forums who used some other network cards 64bit drivers to make it work on Windows Vista (and 7) 64bit operating systems. 1) Go to google, search "Lne100tx 64 bit driver" without the quotes. 2) the first thing that pops up will be a thread from linksys forums click that. 3) this will not be the correct thread, but it only has 3 posts, scroll to the bottom of it and click the link that Crimson Behelit links to his own thread. 4) In his thread he has a download link to 64bit drivers. I really hope this helps people who fell into the same problem as me, and I hope that direction is ok since I can't post hyperlinks, only trying to hel

Pros: Being a gamer I wanted to go wired instead of wireless, and this cable did a great job running internet into my room with fast speeds!

Cons: None really, sometimes the it seems hard to unplug from the back end of the computer--but you rarely need to do that anyway.

Overall Review: If you need a long cable go for this one

Pros: Used this board for my first custom computer build. Overall for a first timer this board made it easy for me, manual listed out most hardware installation and setup was a breeze. Friend talked me into getting this over an AM2 board for my budget build and good thing I did, AM3 should hopefully last a while and that would mean future ungrades. Used the G.SKILL RAM that was recommended for this board and it worked great.

Cons: Pretty sure this isn't a con of the board itself but I leave my computer on a lot--and one time a lightning storm came in and went through some of our lines, not sure which. Anyway it killed the onboard internet could never get the onboard to work again... had to buy a PCI Ethernet adapter but I guess I should be grateful it didn't take the whole board. From what I can tell it has not affected any other part of this board and it's still a solid board.

Overall Review: Parts used for this build: AMD Phenom II X2 550 Black Edition 3.1GHz (IN82E16819103680) G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR3 1333 (N82E16820231189) XFX ATI 4850 512MB GDDR3 (N82E16814150337) SAMSUNG Spinpoint 500GB 7200 RPM (N82E16822152112) OCZ ModXStream 700W (N82E16817341018)

Pros: Worth what was payed, the sound is pretty good and in game on Team Fortress 2 they say the mic is much better than my old desk mic.

Cons: The only con is that when I plug it into the back of my computer it cuts out the sound from my speakers, sometimes I want both going. Sure there is a way around this just gotta figure it out. Also some people say the sound died on them after a while... will see how that plays out. Ohhhh one more con I almost forgot to point out, in my Realtek Audio manager I can't adjust anything on this like I can a regular audio input not sure how to get around that.

Overall Review: I ordered this headset and some $20 Logitech 2.1 speakers at the same time and this headset cranks out more bass reproduction than the small sub can bass?! something is wrong. I expected those 2.1 speakers to be similar to a older set I have but it wasn't even close. The reviews were very misinforming on that product. Overall for the headset I would have preferred 2 seperate audio inputs, one for mic and one for sound so I could adjust in Realtek audio manager. However this was still a great buy. If you're looking for a decent headset and don't want to pay a high price go for this. If you're looking for a 2.1 speaker system with a sub pay more than $20 lolo.

Pros: I got this case for my first computer build about a month ago. it's a nice case and the power supply is still chugging along. (specs in other thoughts) I like the LEDs and all the fans this case came with, definitely a good price on this thing.

Cons: I leave my computers on all the time mostly, and this computer is in my room. So bedtime comes around and all my lights are off when but when the computer goes into sleep mode the LEDs don't turn off, I wonder if there is any way to change this? This is just slightly bothersome figure I'd say it though.

Overall Review: specs: Processor: AMD Phenom(tm) II X2 550 Processor (2 CPUs), ~3.1GHz Memory: G.SKILL 4GB DDR3 RAM Hard Drive: Samsung 500GB Video Card: XFX ATi Radeon HD4850 512MB Monitor: Acer 21.5" @ 1920x1080 Operating System: Windows 7 64-bit (Build 7100) Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-MA770T-UD3P AM3 AMD