Pros: No issues after almost a year of service. SpeedFan makes it easy to tweak speed and listen to noise level changes. Effective cooling even at lower speeds.

Cons: Wish it were a little quieter at full speed, but I'd rather hear it than have my CPU overheat.

Overall Review: I've opted to run it at about half speed, to keep the noise down a little. My CPU temp is dependent on room temp, but hovers between 31C and 34C. If I intentionally spinlock one core of the 65W Ahtlon X2, the temp will rise to 38C (safe limit for this chip is 68C). This sits above two fanless vid cards, and blows air up to two top case fans. I sometimes wonder if using non-stock thermal compound would have made a difference.

Pros: Same as before

Cons: Same as before

Overall Review: The model number for my drive is MZ-7TD500BW, which is NewEgg item http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147190. I just mismatched the models when I posted earlier.

Pros: Good price.

Cons: None. Can't blame the product for compatibility issues.

Overall Review: Installed in a 2007 mac mini, which was apparently a late 2006 version, and which doesn't like this memory. Our local mac shop said it's hit and miss with minis from that timeframe. If it doesn't work, it won't even boot or let you do a hardware test.

Pros: - Compatible with MSI 890GXM mobo. - Works in this hot-swap unit: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817993028 - Good performance.

Cons: - Does not work in the Rosewill USB 3.0 enclosure (at this time anyway), due to a chipset incompatibility.

Overall Review: 2.7 TB formatted. 5 1 TB drives in RAID 5 give you ~3.6 TB. Two of these in RAID 1 could be a great alternative in many cases.

Pros: - Easy to install, and the rack and tray seem solid enough.

Cons: - The system it's in ( MSI 890GXM-G65 mobo) won't boot if this is turned on with a drive in it when booting. Hangs during BIOS check stage.

Overall Review: - HD Tune read test started out at 150 MB/s, but steadily dropped. At the end, the read times were 64 MB/s. The slowdown was linear. - Running a checkdisk, with an empty drive, scanned quickly, but then took over a minute for the result dialog (showing no errors) to come up. - Seems slow to come to life. Turning it on after the system is booted, Windows is slow to recognize it. Turning it off, it doesn't always see it's gone, and then may be slow trying to find it again at times.

Pros: Very solid and clean.

Cons: None

Overall Review: The Crucial SSD I put in it wanted to grab the thermal pad and bunch it up, which made installing a bit harder than expected. Used in a 2U iStarUSA case, which was a tight fit, but not the fault of this product.