Pros: Works with no installation. I use it for games on steam and most are compatible with this controller to the point that you may as well be on an xbox. Feels great in your hand, no heavy battery, plenty long, sturdy cord..

Cons: The light that tells you what player you are (on an xbox) just stays on all the time, would be nice to have it auto-off b/c i have it wired all the time behind my desk.

Overall Review: Makes the great cheaper platformers on steam play a LOT better, and since most are xbla ports it auto defaults to the controller rather than KB/M. Xbox button sorta, kinda, opens Big Picture in steam, but only when it's the program in focus, otherwise you get a useless display for what player you are (i already know that, read above). I guess it's more useful if you get mult. ones. It's the only console quality controller for PC besides buggy PS3 bluetooth programs. It may have even switched me from PS3 to xbox (controller preference anyway).

Pros: Worked fine while it did.

Cons: Errors began RIGHT outside the warranty.

Overall Review: I bought a lot of storage roughly 3.5 years ago and this is the 1st hard drive to die. I would have thought the opposite since i only stored things on it (rarely writing or even READING the drive). It claims to be cooler and less power, blah blah efficient. Well it started out running 20 degrees (F, not sure why my disk monitor has Fahrenheit) And gave me degradation in the SMART values, Current Pending sector count and off-line uncorrectable sector count. I didn't wait for it to die completely, not sure how long it would have live. I have seagates and other WD's that have undergone WAY WAY WAY worse punishment in a fully loaded mid-size case (six HDD's stacked with lo noise fans). My guess might be that it makes less heat but is also SENSITIVE to more heat. It still worked for a recorded 3.5 years but it is the 1st to quit of a lot of different drives (SG barracudas, WD scorpio blues/blacks).

Pros: Pure Android Kitkat, like I'm used to on my phone. Has a quad core (which beats my phone) processor and a nice bit of RAM as well all for a real cheap price. Granted I got a refurb for a further discount, you really can't beat what this tablet can do for the price I paid. I had to manually find the other place that sells apps's apk to get that to work but other than that it's got that, my Playstore account, and Humble Bundle games all working fine, apart from a FEW apps that require GPS. G-sensor works great but it's the only sensor you'll be getting, more in cons...

Cons: Camera is TERRIBLE, and i'm talking about the better front facing camera. The rear one shouldn't even be looked at. But if you're the type of person to take pictures with a tablet then well, newegg won't let me put what's wrong with you here in this review. Plus it's likely you've got a phone in your pocket you can whip out and get the shot with instead. Lack of GPS may be a deal breaker for some, and also causes some apps to not work, even with its wifi location ability. It also only has a G-sensor, ATLEAST it's in all three axis but it works ok for games that need it for steering and such. No lux sesor for auto dimming or otherwise, no ANYTHING else sensor. JUST a G-sensor that works fine from what I could test it through. Like CPU-Z, games, etc. Switching from landscape to portrait and back again all seem responsive.

Overall Review: Like I said before, got it at a DEEP discount for being refurbished and starting to show some age. But quad-core with a GB of RAM runs most things very smoothly, Though I am an avid task-killer and never run more than an app or two at a time (two is when I'm not paying attention)

Pros: Cheap RAM, came with a great X99 combo deal i got around the holidays. Have had good history with Ballistix.

Cons: Only got the 5820K but it still overclocks ok. However I'm slowly getting more and more boot failures and having to take off the overclock. RAM is likely the culprit. I'll probably upgrade to better RAM rather than adding more of this.

Overall Review: Maybe I'm right, maybe i'm wrong. I only chose an auto-overclock setting on my Gigabyte UD4 for 4GHz but occasionally things get wonky, never a blue screen or whatever windows 8.1 has, because i've never seen it. But a restart to fix this weird behavior always asks for me to default the BIOS, which I've upgraded properly.

Pros: might burn and read dvds

Cons: Real price is less than the inflated price i was told when given to me with a bundle of a minicomputer.

Overall Review: I would have bought it anyway, no need for the lies.

Pros: Large, tons of space for anything if it works well. Hi enough RPM for running programs well, unfortunately only the newest of machines will allow you to make it the OS drive because of its size.

Cons: Lots of DOA's. I have a friend who bought 4 that have never malfunctioned, whereas i have 2, one i bought locally to take newegg's horrible packing practices out of the equation, and another is a refurb i got from a seagate RMA.

Overall Review: older machines may require some new drivers to recognize anything past 2TB. Seagate service is wonderful. Fast turnaround and they'll ship you a replacement before you send in the old one. Honored my RMA even though my drive passed their tests (but had destroyed 1/3 of the data i trusted to it). Look at the Seagate req's for RMA shipping then look at how newegg sent it to you. That's why it's broken.