Pros: MSI X1900XT went from 49idle/62load deg. with stock fan to 36/47 with this and even at *max* Catalyst oc'ing (690/800 MHz) is running at 36/49 with fan set to low! Took 10 minutes to install for water cooling without hassle. Much quieter!

Cons: Directions are badly translated but it's easy. Need lots of room internally - it's double slot and full ATX width. Fit is not perfect and I made a custom bracket so the radiator would line up better with the outside case slots.

Overall Review: This costs only a little more than the best air coolers and will give you far better cooling and be much quieter.

Pros: Easy to install, does what it says for cheap. Includes 1 PATA and 2 SATA cables.

Cons: Corrupting large files occasionally - BAD! I will drive different drivers though. SATA, not SATA 2. Instructions vague. External ports should really be eSATA.

Overall Review: I added SATA drive to older Athlon 3000+ system for Vista, installed Vista by just adding the driver during the installation, and am booting off it easy enough. I have only tried included driver so far. Had to look up the chipset (Via 6421). As SATA 2 cards are only a little more I recommend looking for one of those if your drive(s) is/are SATA 2.

Pros: 150 watts max (stock speeds) for low heat and pretty fast mid-range card. Runs amazingly cool with stock fan.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I'm impressed with the overall performance gain versus GTX 285. This is mostly due to lack of heat. I will very likely consider getting another - this is an ideal SLI card.

Pros: Had a PNY 8800gts that's been great so went with PNY for GTX285. Reference or near reference design but oc'able. Flawless and very fast so far for me!

Cons: Need 42 amps @ 12v so minimum ps would typically be 650w+. My original 550w with ~38 amps was NOT enough. Not a con - but somewhat mis-advertised.

Pros: I have this with a Scythe SFlex fan (also newegg and I recommend!) on a Conroe E6600 which is probably overkill. I have oc'ed it from 2.4 GHz to 3.2 and leave it at 2.88 now. Idles at a cool 33 deg and stays under 40 even oc'ed.

Cons: Need a larger size case - it sticks out aways - but you should be ok with any of the standard larger cases. The clips to hold the fan on are a little dorky but work fine. Fan not included but at least you can pick your own then.

Overall Review: Good deal for such a nice big well designed air cpu cooler.

Pros: Works great, fast and cool.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I've been a Seagate fan after I've had problems with most other drives not lasting past a couple years. This one is a winner too so far.