Pros: Looks good, runs quiet and is cheap as @#$% ! The semi modular design is perfect....makes my rig look epic....mind you its red themed...Gets the job done.

Cons: None....not one. Good job OCZ! Screw these meatheads that wanna shoot down your good quality power supplies.

Overall Review: Go spend 200 dollars on a 750 watt power supply that will do what this one does for half that....and probably wont look nearly as pro as this one...

Pros: Good on power....looks ok....

Cons: This thing barely beats a evga geforce gtx 285 superclocked 2gb....and i mean barely.....over 1500 cuda cores for nothing....over 1000 mhz core clock for nothing.... if your comming from a 128 bit graphics card this is nice upgrade for you but dont let the numbers on this card fool you....im returning this thing and going to the AMD R9 series....im really upset how weak this card is....after 5 good years of my 285 kicking but this thing blows chunks.

Overall Review: Im a pro gamer and play World of tanks....i was getting between 75 and 85 FPS at mid settings on my 285 2 gb....this thing gets between 80 to 90 at the same settings. Nothing is bottle necking...trust me. if i overclocked my 285 slightly it would match this thing...thats terribad man. I upgraded because im changing from 23 inch monitor to 29 inch ultra wide screen at 2560x1080 resolution with 21:9 aspect ratio.....now i caint even get 60 fps at mid settings....big let down... AMD here i come.

Pros: Everything...this is the closest you will get to cooling....in fact works better than alot of low level coolers....the look is unbeaten in the market.....my new build looks like a nuclear reactor!!!! epic!!!! Coolmaster you guys rock!!! Pair this beast of a cooler with a coolmaster CM Trooper full size tower and a couple of lighted fans and your looking like the matrix!

Cons: none....

Overall Review: make sure you got a full tower to fit this thing....its bigger than your fat face...lol

Pros: Im not sure yet....

Cons: Is not performing to my needs...

Overall Review: I had a geforce gtx 285 sc 2 gb and ran average of 60 fps in "World of tanks" at mid settings at 1920x1080 res. I purchase gtx 770 and by 29 inch ultra wide screen and keep same settings but with 2560x1080 res instead and im getting barley 60 fps....i decide that ill need stronger card to keep me steady above 60 fps to keep vertical sync on....which is best for gamers..no lag in such.....So i do some research....2 days worth...hours of comparing specs and i buy this Asus 4gb 512 bit.... supposedly a beast on paper....should keep me at least at 80 90 fps at mid settings for world of tanks at 2560x1080 resolution....Well.....it dosent come close! what is wrong with this thing?!!!! im getting 30 to 40 fps!!!!!! im ready to die!!!!! HELP!!!!!! Setup: CPU: FX4170 Zambezi 4.2ghz 4.3 turbo. quadcore MOBO: Asrock RAM: 8gb 1600 ddr3 POWER: 750w fatality edition HD: 250 gb seagate 7200 rpm Now what am i doing wrong?!!! Why is this card so slow? Or am i bottle necking? why did my gtx 770 do so much better?! ASUS explain please!

Pros: Cheap gets the job done.

Cons: none.

Overall Review: why pay more for something that does the same &%#@ !

Pros: This headset kicks &%$ ! It blows those 100 dollar plus joints out the box! It's like your sitting in a car with a 5000 watt bass system in it! Crystal clear....and sturdy....good job Rosewill...

Cons: The only con i have is i shoulda bought 3 when they were on sale! lol