Pros: Does what I needed it to!

Cons: None

Overall Review: I bought 2 of these about 6 months apart while building a file server. I had purchased a few cheaper SATA cards which resulted in reboots and numerous failures. SAS was the only real option and these cards aren't terribly expensive. Combined with FlexRaid they're perfect.

Pros: Works well was top of the line when I bought my first one. My second one lasted nearly 4 1/2 years. I've just ordered a 3rd.

Cons: My first RT-AC68U only lasted 7 months.

Pros: SLI ACX

Cons: NA

Overall Review: Great card(s) bought 2 of them and they're crushing my old 780. This is my first SLI setup and couldn't be happier. The ACX cooling makes a difference. This is my 3rd time purchasing an EVGA card with ACX and I don't think I'll be going back to cards without it unless I switch to watercooling at some point.

Pros: 10 Devices, multiple platforms, works how you expect Norton to work.

Cons: It can be a little naggy. Keeps scanning network drives even though it's been told not to.

Overall Review: I ordered this because Norton is/has retired it's older products. Installation was easy and my old settings transferred over. It's an all inclusive sort of product which I don't usually go for but I haven't had any issues with it. Had no issues with getting the wrong download... but I took my key and added it to my "My Norton Account" and downloaded from there.

Pros: G.SKILL Ram never disappoints.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I have 6 computers and they all use G.SKILL ram most of them from the Ripjaws line. This ram went into my latest build and as always it's running perfectly.

Pros: Made My PC Faster, more reliable.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I wasn't sure about buying this originally but I've just ordered 2 more for a couple of HTPCs. The first one I bought was for a computer I built a few years ago on the cheap. Its mainly just an email and browse the web PC but it was getting really sluggish. My options were to rebuild... or to upgrade the ram but DDR2 is stupid expensive so I decided to give ReadyCache a try and it worked like a charm.