Pros: hav had this thing for a year now, its a real solid board. perfect for amd lovers out there. great price for what ya get too, once again another reason to love asus and keep up with them

Cons: none, some pep were complaining about not being able to fit 4 gigs, thats not the mobo's fault its the 31bit os (were 4 gigs total is allowed including ram/video card, ect). So if ya want to go with 4 gigs of ram get a 64bit os

Overall Review: • AMD Athkon 64 x2 • 2gig(duel channel) ddram2 • 2Nvidia GeForce 7950gt(sli) • • 320gb sata hd • Asus Mobo • Win Xp Pro 64 • Hand made (01/2007) •

Pros: Color LCD Screen - many apps for it. Good macro creation functionality (allows millisecond pauses), as well as the on-the-fly macro creation the keyboard does.

Cons: Purchased this in 2009 was the top of the line keyboard at the time as far as functionality goes, unfortunately the lcd menu buttons no long work (cant navigate the lcd menu anymore). The LCD software no longer works either (have concluded both the keyboard was bad via swapping it out with an older g15 keyboard)

Overall Review: If your looking for a solid gaming keyboard stick with the g15 - It has same options just no color LCD. Its way cheaper then the g19 and it is a well made one. (I do have the older g15 with 18g keys on it, the new one is more thin to fit a typical keyboard mount).

Pros: Fast shipping, arrived in a well packaged box

Cons: Minor performance issues (5-7% reduction on passmark tests) but not enough to be upset over.

Overall Review: Was really happy to get this as a replacement in short notice with the refurb price. Card was very well cleaned and packaged for a refurbished unit. One of the first things I did when I got the card up and running was to run in through passmark with its stock settings and it performed as expected. I believe this was my first time buying a refurb card from newegg and this was well worth it

Pros: lots of features, external usb 3, fan controls mounted on case. Pretty L.E.D. show. Decent cable management. Matching black screws w00t. Lots of possibilities for modding the case to a theme.

Cons: 1 - I got my unit also with scratches on the plexiglas, no damage to box it was delivered in (this clearly happend at the manufacture). 2 - The top LED gets out of sync when doing the fade/change color scheme on the(last) fan setting. So much so that even when rotating the fans back to solid blue/red the top fan is still 1/2 colors behind. 3 - The side door that opens has a hinge fan sensor, this is nice however its also propitiatory and I have no idea how to replace it with another similar sized fan to use the door hinge (thermaltake should had the 3 prong lead to the hinge so this fan is inter-change able ) 4 - Security, The unit comes with a tubular key system to lock the internal hot-swap hard drives (as well as the side door itself). However, when the drive bays are in the "locked" position, the drives can still be stolen by simply taking off the front facing cover (with just 2 hands) 5 - The single external 3.5" bay is a real pain to mount the device, Only one side is accessible to mount via screws. I found a way to take off the left cover and access the other needed side (to mount it) but its a real pain, and the instruction manual does not even let you know how to take off the left side of the unit (took me about 45mins to figure it out on my own with out breaking the plastic case). 6 - The plastic handle is a nice feature, but it feels so flimsy, I don't feel safe carrying my case by this cheap handle as I'm afraid a fully loaded case will crash to the ground. 7 - Small con (not really a con currently but will be soon). The hot swap drives on the bottom are pre connected with a sata 2 adaptor, pluging in a sata 3 device with a sata 3 cable is pointless on any of these bays. Currently sata 3 is on par with sata 2, but not for long.

Overall Review: I have purchased from thermaltake for some time now, This was the first thermal take case I have purchased. Never have I see such sloppy work in the design and problems off the start with a product from them - First for everything though :(

Pros: It works, stays cool around 60 idle and 80ish under load

Cons: The CD does not come with 64bit drivers, to get 64bit drivers they make you register online with xfxforce.com and you have to wait to receive an email before you can log in and receive the 64bit drivers. First time I was upset with a Newegg issue: I ordered sat morning did rush processing and still was not shipped out till Monday never got my rush processing refunded from new egg :(

Overall Review: EVGA is better on so many levels compared, only got this card b/c building the rig for a friend who wanted the alien vs predator steam D.L.

Pros: gtx295: best card on the market, worth the price. Evga are the best cards.

Cons: It is huge, be sure to look at you mobo that the card wont interfear with any connectors (such as sata ect) before you get this card.

Overall Review: Yea I was hoping my 700watt T.T. psu would handle this beast and well it lets me boot, but cant play games on high rez w/o the psu shutting down my rig in mid games. Recomond at least a 850+ psu. current rig: Asus M4A79XTD EVO Mobo 8gigs of OCZ ram 1 GeForce GTX 295 (evga) 3 sata hard drives 2 cd rom drives 3 case fans fyi upgrading to a 1000watt psu for this rig