Pros: This PSU has apparently been re-certified at 18A (20A OCP). This comes from an FSP Group rep over at the Hexus forums. I guess there's no real reason to question this source.

Cons: It would have been more reassuring to have the 18A classification up front.

Overall Review: This is my first system build. I was a bit alarmed when I noticed that the documentation for my mother board stated an 18A requirement and the PSU documentation specified a 15A capability. A bit of searching around the net put my mind at ease (though it would be nice to see updated docs from FSP Group some time soon).

Pros: Nice color/design, good cable bundling

Cons: failed after 2.5 years, no support for this unit on fsp web site

Overall Review: The unit worked great for the first 2.5 years, but failed last night suddenly while I was playing a game (single graphics card). There was no evidence of the unit failing before this happened. I was surprised to find that the unit isn't listed under the support section of the FSP web site...

Pros: - Cool blue glowing keys - Well constructed - Volume control keys

Cons: - "Spongy" keys, terrible for touch typing - No extra usb port - No media keys - Price

Overall Review: The lack of usb port and media keys are not a big deal, but I can't abide spongy keys. My Dell SK-8135 is a much better keyboard in terms of feel (I can type much more reliably on it than on this Saitek). For a 50$ keyboard, I found this pretty disappointing.

Pros: This really is a well designed case. What more can I say? The enginner in me was oohing and ahhing over all the nicely machined parts. Cable routing was no problem.

Cons: Not really a con for me, but this case is BIG! It's also pricey but I knew that going in. I would've preferred to have had the front panel jacks a bit higher up.

Overall Review: This was my first system build and everything went smoothly. I've done a bunch of tinkering with other pre-built system cases, but I've never seen anything come close to this.