Pros: Besides my awesome looking Thermaltake case, this is probably my favorite thing about my new gaming system. This low-latency RAM is some of the fastest RAM I've ever seen at 400MHz. Above all else, I recommended Kingston HyperX RAM for gaming systems anyhow. It's a good bit more expensive than the Value RAM, but it's worth every penny of it.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I love the blue heatshields.

Pros: I'm going to start applying this stuff on a regular basis. This compound keeps my AMD processor cool, at around 35 degrees on average. Even though I'm not over-clocking, I really appreciate the fact that I could at any time.

Cons: None that I can think of.

Pros: For the gaming system I built, and the price I spent on this card, I am very satisfied. While playing very graphic intensive games, this card really makes a difference in the display of graphics. With cross-fire compatibility, I highly recommend this video card to anyone.

Cons: None.

Pros: A very quiet and fast harddrive. Lots of harddrive space and truely a good deal. Windows XP flew onto my system once I had this thing installed. I'm planning on buying another to RAID.

Cons: None.

Pros: This processor ended up being a lot faster than I originally thought it would be. For high-end gaming, it really made a difference. This heavy, socket 939 chip, is a must have if you're looking to upgrade or build a new gaming system.

Cons: The processor is flawless, but I did have a hard time getting the heatsink on my motherboard. I don't really blame the actual heatsink though, but the motherboards (mine and others) that have a large L2 cache heatsink. They just tend to get in the way.

Pros: For building a gaming system, this motherboard had it all -- high speed, dual channel RAM modules, PCI-express slots, support for cross-fire, and a high front-side bus. The motherboard, being jumperless, went in with no problems at all in my Thermaltake case. This is a great buy.

Cons: None that I can think of.

Overall Review: I agree with someone who mentioned this before -- for running a single video card, you can only use the bottom PCI-E slot instead of the top. So for those that have larger video cards, it's a bit harder to get those PCI expansion cards in with it. But I dealt with it just fine.