Pros: What a beautiful case. Sleek outer design, solid construction all around, and all you can think when you look at the inside design is smart, smart, smart. Separated PSU compartment in what is virtually a wind tunnel isolates the PSU heat from the rest of the system, there are large silent yet effective 120mm fans on top of the case (heat rises so this is crucial) and at the rear, and there is a direct air duct from a rear grille straight to where the videocard sits and it can be either passive air cooling or you could mount a fan right inside that air duct. It's all ingenius. If cases were girls, the Antec P180 would be the Jessica Alba of the Case Kingdom. Will you marry me, Antec P180?

Cons: Weighs as much as a fat WoW geek but who cares? Don't drag this case around to LAN parties, unless you wanna build some muscle. But chances are you are a computer gaming geek and working out, along with girls, is of no interest to you. But you should work out, it's healthy. Think of it like.... everytime you increase your bench press by 5 lbs you are gaining a level in World of Warcraft.

Overall Review: If trees could scream, would we be so cavalier about cutting them down? Maybe, if they screamed all the time, for no good reason.

Pros: Not much to add to anyone else except this card is superb craftsmanship for an incredible value. High quality parts used obviously, and with stock cooling you can overclock this baby to Ludicrous Speed. If you decide to use aftermarket cooling you will be able to overclock it so fast that your computer just might travel back in time, I don't know. Consult your local physicist.

Cons: I was overclocking this card and I got a little excited and carried away, so I sat on top of it thinking I just might go back in time it was going so dang fast but all I did was break the card. I don't know if I was really gonna go back in time, but it's a good thing I didn't because how the HECK was I gonna get back? Sometimes I don't think ahead that far, especially when I get all pumped up like that.

Overall Review: Okay, a serious question. If I cut out the UPC for the rebate that was going on last week, can I still RMA this thing if it goes bad even with the UPC cut out?