Pros: Great value in comparison to competitors, 2 gig's can turn an older system into a beast, cheap. Both sticks worked like a dream, Easy installation too

Cons: Prolly not the fastest RAM but i can't tell. Came in flimsy cheap case which is bad but it was packed VERY well by newegg so that was a life saver.

Overall Review: I ordered Heat spreaders, i planned on playing some v-games so i did it to be safe.

Pros: Fits up to 17 inch laptops, light weight, discrete coloring. It is great to have the ability to switch the LED and/or fan on and off.

Cons: No way to change the fan direction. If you could have a push/pull air switch that would be great. Made of plastic.

Overall Review: n\a

Pros: This card runs at 54 mbps and doesn't have the high price tags others carry. Easy installation with drivers etc.

Cons: The cord could be longer.

Overall Review: The only reason why i gave it a 4 is b/c you really can't leave it in one spot all the time. On occasion it appears it needs to be moved to get the max 54 mbps but im talking inches here...a touch to right/left just to get it in the right spot. Overall great product.

Pros: Had an older PC with only PCI slots, this is the best out there folks...i didnt want to have to buy a new Motherboard this gave her what she needed to play games etc. Great card, Also i thinks its Vista capable although i use XP.

Cons: High Price...(ouch) even with the rebate

Overall Review: Make sure your computer has a Power Supply unit capable to handle this card...dont attempt to install on a comp with 200-250 watt PSU.

Pros: Flashy cool blue color, quality built, includes foam pad for 1 sided RAM.

Cons: Thermal tape very sticky, pretty much a 1 shot deal.

Overall Review: I didn't mess up so it looks fantastic! Feels warm to touch so it definitely is working.

Pros: High CFM, Low Cost, NO LED's, quality bolt/nuts, quality plastic (not thin)

Cons: Wire waaaay to short.

Overall Review: I mean lets be serious, the wire is like 5 in. long, if you have a big case its just gonna be a pain in the junk. (Luckily i had a "Y cable" handy)