Pros: Very bright and clear.

Cons: Toggle control, under center of bottom frame is unusual, but works-once i found it.

Overall Review: After two weeks use, no issues and meets all expectations.

Pros: It works. EVGA Precision program gives easy access to frequencies and their adjustment. The EVGA program demonstrated that this was the base GTX 285, not the Superclocked GTX 285. Fair benchmarks on a 920i7 at 3.2ghz, P6T deluxe oc palm, 6gb Corsair at 1604mhz.

Cons: Box and sticker product numbers: 01G-P3-1181-AR=the Superclocked version. On the card, 01G-P3-1180-B3=?, evidently one of the basic GTX 285 cards. The Precision program always shows the GPU and Shader frequencies as the basic levels. A single "Superclocked Edition" clear sticker is affixed to the box. EVGA tells me that the card should run at the 675ghz and 1548. They are willing to take back the card. Disappointed with the misrepresentation on someone's part.

Overall Review: The graphics have proven to be the weak point in an otherwise powerful system. EVGA's support line was fast and helpful.

Overall Review: Comfortable. The two adapters are critical. Good sound reproduction. It was a successful gift.

Overall Review: The adapter does exactly what you expect making two additional USB 3.0 ports easily accessible.

Pros: Thus far, these make a good RAID 0 array.

Cons: Mounting holes don't match ANY of my drive frames.

Overall Review: If you lack .m2 connections, this is the best alternative.

Pros: Easy application if you follow online guides.

Overall Review: Returns temps to acceptable when re-seating older CPUs. Always works.