Pros: Excellent price/performance/cooling/bundle, low power consumption. (I am able to run 2 in Crossfire on a 700w power supply.) Single slot doesn't suffocate in Crossfire, remarkably cool. I am able to run Crysis @ 1680x1050(no AA, no AF), very high in XP(yes, I had to hack the cfg files to do it) and I average 22-32 FPS. Runs everything else I have (Orange Box, B&W, Oblivion) maxed (8x AA, 16x AF) and I average ~60fps w/VSync on. My monitor's refesh rate is actually a bottleneck at this point.

Cons: Single slot cooling means all the heat goes to the front of the case, but if you set up a fan in the front to suck the hot air out, you should be fine. Don't buy it now, the Radeon HD 4870's are due to come out June/July of this year, so wait and get them, or get this once the price goes even lower after the new cards come out.

Overall Review: If you want the most performance available, then get Nvidia. Their high-end/flagship cards trump this one, but their price to performance ratio is lower and they use more power. If you want the most performance available for less than 200$, this card is the way to go, just wait for the price to drop even further once the 4870 comes out.

Pros: Light. Quiet fans, very bright green LED's in the front and in the side fan. Front CD Drive covers will work for almost anything. Floppy drive has got a pop-open cover. Front USB ports are sturdier than my last case.

Cons: If you plan on wrestling with this case, I would advise against it. It is as unstable as Jack Nicholson. Also, space can get a little tight, but unless you have a raid array and SLI, you probably won't need to worry about it. Full ATX's can fit rather snug, but Micro ATX's don't have any problems.

Overall Review: This case should be a little bigger and a little denser, but if you just move the HDD's, then you should be good. System: MSI K9A2 Platinum Mobo, AMD Athlon X2 4800+, 2Gb of Wintech AmpX @ DDR2 800, Sapphire TOXIC HD 3870, 250Gb SATA-II HDD

Pros: Very Fast, cut my boot time in HALF, can run Firefox, Thunderbird (e-mail client), and WMP while still whisper quiet w/stock cooler. Best value of the X2's.

Cons: I don't want to overclock it, cause then it would be smarter than me. I get the feeling it already is....

Overall Review: Enable Cool'n'Quiet ASAP if your mobo supports it. I can't even hear the fan unless it's under max load. System: MSI K9A2 Platinum Mobo, 2Gb of Wintech AmpX @ DDR2 800, Sapphire TOXIC HD 3870, 250Gb SATA-II HDD, all in a XION Solaris case.

Pros: 4 Pci-E 2.0 slots, Phenom/Athlon support, above average audio, plenty of USB and SATA connectors and cords, best AMD Northbridge on the market, cheapest mobo that supports 4-way CrossfireX, and great driver support. The 16x slots are spaced apart, and this means that 2 slot coolers don't choke each other.

Cons: Ummmmm...it boots so fast that its almost hard to get into the bios?

Overall Review: the crossfire connectors that it comes with are needed to span the distance between the 2 16x slots, so get a retail version, not an open box.

Pros: great price, works well with my HN199D Hanns-G 19" LCD

Cons: none...great price