Pros: Easy to install, secures with metal clips.

Cons: Make sure you get forward or backward cables depends on your application (SAS connector on card = forward, SAS connector on drives = backward).

Pros: Cheap and fast (when it works).

Cons: Using this card to host 8 drives under FlexRAID/Win7 for a HTPC. Under heavy usage, a drive would randomly drop out of the OS and require a hard reboot to return. Same thing would happen on soft reboots.

Pros: Just works OTB - Win7 x64 automatically found and installed the right drivers Detected all the attached drives, keeps finding them again consistently on reboot As others have indicated, this is actually a rebadged LSI card and selling for $50 cheaper

Cons: Takes a bit of Googling to find the right drivers and firmware on LSI's website

Overall Review: Hitting CTRL-C during card initialization didn't bring up the config utility as promised, but the card seems to be working just fine anyways.

Pros: Lots of space for your money, fast and stable.

Cons: Doesn't make me coffee.

Pros: Cheap and stable.

Cons: Not cheaper?

Pros: Light and very well made, with Lian-Li's attention to detail.

Cons: Turned out to be too short to fit both my motherboard and the Norco SS-500 hard drive modules I wanted to use in my media server. The modules ended up blocking the SATA ports on the mobo.