Pros: nice air flow, 120mm fans (yes that plural) nice design, easy access , SCREWLESS, I mean come on what more could you ask for?

Cons: I really don't think this think would fit in my coffin, maybe they could just like remove my torso, and then fit this in place. some batteries to keep me nice and glowing, yeah i like it

Overall Review: This will probably be the last case i ever buy, the last case my wife's computer(s) will every need, and the last case my son will ever need, well until they go all biomicro, intracranial. At which point i'll be an old fogie, scrappin quad (or deca cores if they ever get that far) from the pawn shops.

Pros: 1.best market laptop single GPU/decent 4th gen i7 CPU/17" monitor/full sized laptop keyboard for a fair price. 2.good cooling(get a laptop cooler for safety) 3. x2 Powered USB's 4.angled/sturdy PSU input, 5.sturdy design./machined metal cover microfiber/velco cable ties included. 6.Box was nice.... and some stickers lol. Just a few bloatwares to uninstall but less intrusive than i've seen on other brands.

Cons: 1. Didn't see a recovery disc? Maybe you can download windows 10 to USB? 2. Geforce Experience took a long time to load up until I uninstalled ROG game first III. 3. bigger SSD would be nice, but at this price in comparison to other brands it's still a deal with the 1 TB HD for data.

Overall Review: If you need a fair priced best single GPU on the market for a laptop as of this date, easy to set up/rid of bloat ware laptop (with exception of needing to uninstalled the ROG game first III to make Geforce Experience to work correctly) you've got it in this laptop. I wouldn't buy any other brand because of this laptops price and power, as of 12/2015. Coming from a AW 460m 1st gen i7, 500 spin HD 15" monitor, this just blows that out of the water.

Pros: it's 3" tall, good quality , if you're not going to take it on a rugged camping trip or anything. Good for still photo shoots for youngsters, or even a camera stand for selling photo shots. You couldn't get a better deal on a stand for simple shots.

Cons: none

Overall Review: if you take still shots for business or your youngster wants to do some amateur shots for movie production, get it. it's perfect.

Pros: does what is says it will do I personally like the neon sockets

Cons: ECS, seriously, i'm ok with the manual, i can get past that, but you know.. you gotta do something about the heat on those chipsets, it's gonna get you one day, and don't be stupid and go air cooled , because that's not smart for the avg, end user to replace, go passive/heatpipe, it'll look kewl and ppl will think, mmm that's a nice mobo. The hybrid design is simple, ECS of coarse doesn't explain it well, in the manual , but all us ECS users know about their manuals. for a listing of which cards you can use go to nvidia websight, then technologies, then desktop and you'll see which cards you can use, sadly my evga 8600gts will not work for the hybrid

Overall Review: AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000 3.1GHz CORSAIR Dominator 2GB ddr2 1066 seagate 320g sata arctec 650w Windows XP (got one vista((i.e. mevista)) computer and it fails, other computers are holding out for 7) At first i had major problems with windows install freezing, i noticed my sata would wind, click* wind click* intermittidantly, i even had windows to install once , only for windows to lock up and fail to even boot past the bios. I replaced the psu(like a good customer i thought no way it could be the board ECS doesn't fail) and it was the PSU, it's sitting over here playing fine. Except for the wicked hot MCP heat sink, *whispers to ECS think passive/heatpipe .. think passive/heatpipe**, this mobo will serve me well i believe for at least 5 to 7 years. I only took an egg off because of the heat on the MCP, heat destroys and wow right by my video card... nice.

Pros: It's cool, it's quiet, it gives about 15 to 60 fps in Dalaran on WoW.

Cons: It will sometimes catch a hang as it loads up new data. Don't OC this thing I tried using catalyst to up the speeds. The slightest movement of the bar caused the screen to blink everytime I moused over an icon. It takes up two slot, beware of the pci cards you have in your computer before you buy this , especially if you have micro atx.

Overall Review: Personally, I don't quite get the supposed gpu speed, microstream proccessors, and mem speed. My wife has a 9600gt nvidia with much less mhz speeds and performs as well if not better, However she uses XP. I'd probably look into a 4850 or 8800 series, next time I another card, but money talks and if we're talking $200 vs $80, yes, i'd buy this one again. ECS A780GM-A, 2 gig corsair twin, 500watt OCZ psu, amd x2 4800 brisbane, vista home 32 bit.

Pros: Install went ok, it's a little outdated as far as Leadtek is concerned. However, that's usually the hardware buisness, make a product and move on in a few months. But the "newest" drivers are there. I installed on vista home ed prem, it works like it says it does.

Cons: Doesn't have Digital input(no surprise there it never said it did)

Overall Review: Ecs 780 gm-a, amd 4800+, corsair XMS2 2GB 800, internal video If you want analog input for gaming devices this is your ticket. It should still work with the cable signal, because it's being converted on ppl effected are over the air signals