Pros: - Great 1080p performance - I like the simple design of the shroud/cooling system (the card doesn't look like a transformer) - Quiet under load - 8-pin power connector - Worked out of the box - Way faster than my old Radeon 6850

Cons: - Uses more power than a GTX 1060?

Overall Review: I just got this card yesterday and installed it without any issues. The only game I have tried with it so far is the Doom demo running under Vulkan. In Doom I am able to run at 1920x1200 at the highest settings in Vulkan and the game is buttery smooth. My old 6850 was a slide show at these settings. So far the fans on the card stay quiet under load. I did a test this morning where I have been running folding@home on the card to load it up and monitor the clocks and temps with WattMan. Under F@H the card stays around 75C and the clock speed seems to stay at 1342 MHz (no clock throttling). F@H estimates about 300,000 PPD. I will probably update this review as I've had more time with the card, but so far, so good.

Pros: This drive is great when it works. I got two of these for a mirror setup for all my photos/videos. The drives are plenty fast and 3TB is a nice capacity for media. The price was right when I bought them.

Cons: I had one drive fail on me about a week after purchase. Newegg handled the replacement flawlessly, but having a failure is still a pain. The replacement drive has been working for about 5 months, but just recently disappeared from my drives (Windows 7 system). I am going to keep an eye on it but this replacement drive might also be failing.

Overall Review: Since I bought these to store personal photos/videos I need a drive that is reliable, but I probably wouldn't purchase these again with the reliability I have experienced. They have a great capacity, but it doesn't mean anything if the drive fails.

Pros: Great card. The price is right for a high speed 16GB card. Works great in my Canon T1i (for both photo and video).

Cons: Mail in rebate?

Overall Review: Great card for the price.

Pros: This is a great processor for the price. I just put together a new system for my younger brother, primarily for gaming. I had no problems with the build. Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit installed quickly with no problems. We only tried a few games so far--Oblivion and Crysis, and both games ran silky smooth at high detail settings while paired with a Radeon 4830. I didn't run any benchmarks, but for playing games and other general use this processor is great.

Cons: Not as fast as a quad core processor?

Overall Review: If you are looking at getting a dual core processor, this should be on your short list. I put together a complete system that plays all current games very well for around $600 (+ tax and shipping). After reading several reviews when this processor came out I decided to go with it and have been happy with my choice.