Pros: Works at 1066 MHz and 2.1 V.

Cons: The memory operating condition is marginal. I have to set the voltage to 2.1 V running at 1066 MHz, not a bit lower. I got a windows crash when running at 1066 MHz and 2.0V. Make sure your motherboard can allow you to adjust the DRAM voltage.

Overall Review: This is basically over clocked DDR2 800 memory. By default, it can only run at 800 MHz. Don't think about overclocking this product beyond 1066 MHz.

Pros: Low cost ($35 with $15 rebate).

Cons: It is much slower than an average Radeon 4650 card. I think the main reason is it uses 64-bit DDR2 memory. Most of the other 4650 cards uses 128-bit DDR2 or DDR3 memory.

Pros: Cheaper than the real Apple adaptor.

Cons: From the plastic casing, I can tell this is not a genuine Apple adaptor.

Pros: Runs reliably.

Cons: None

Pros: Very reliable.

Cons: None

Pros: Very quite and power efficient. I can no longer hear any noise from the power supply. The FSP PS is about 10% to 15% more efficient than my old Power Man IP-P300DF1-0 PS.

Cons: The 2 SATA power connectors are too close to each other. Fortunately, I happened to have a SATA cable adaptor to handle the two SATA devices.

Overall Review: NewEgg send me the PS with just a bubble wrap. This is definitely an OEM version (rather than a retail version). For me, I don't mind saving a few bucks if they don't need to waste money on the packaging.