Pros: Awesome sound and tactile response. It's absolutely amazing to get this thing typing in a run. Extremely satisfactory auditory and feel experience! The blue backlight and black keys/case match my case and mouse!

Cons: The keys and the palmrest show smudges from my fingers. onoz.

Overall Review: I had an old Saitek backlit keyboard (one of the first backlit types) that had served me pretty well, but I'd been eyeing the mechanical keyboards for a very long time. And man. I am so very glad I went with this one. Rosewill knocked it out of the park. And it matches the rest of my setup!

Pros: Installed with ease, heatsinks add to the overall cooling of my tower. With the price at time of purchase, I was able to put in 16GB for under $90. Crazy!

Cons: none

Overall Review: I generally prefer Corsair (I've just had a lot of luck with that brand), but I read the reviews and was satisfied enough to purchase. And it's working like a dream!

Pros: It was a good price at the time of purchase. I love ASUS for their reliability in my experience. The setup was easy, the color scheme (yeah, this doesn't really matter, but shut up) matches the rest of my build. All the USB 3.0! SLI installation was a snap.

Cons: none

Pros: They installed with a breeze. My PSU and mobo made installation a snap. SLI was detected and runs automatically.

Cons: The heatsink/fan combos are a little big, I guess.

Overall Review: I've seen comparisons with this card in SLI versus a more powerful card in the same line. I went with this card in SLI at the time of purchase because the price point was better. Always look and see if a single card will give more bang for your buck.

Pros: Ivy Bridge is a great step forward for Intel. I upgraded to this from a 1st Gen Core2Duo chip. I like that it's more efficient, less power draw means less heat, too. It combines with the rest of my build to add up to AMAZING boot times. Almost maxed out the Windows 7 ratings.

Cons: Stock cooler, I guess.

Overall Review: I haven't tried overclocking this thing, yet. I pushed the heck out of my old Core2Duo, but jumping from Socket LGA775 1.86GHz(x2) to Socket LGA1155 2.8GHz(x4) is a huge performance leap as it is!

Pros: It's a sexy case. I've lusted to build my own machine into one of these for years. The update includes USB 3.0 on the front panel. It's super quiet, the exhaust fans push COOL air. I love the PSU on the bottom, the roominess. Setup and cable management is a breeze. I kept the blue, but I've built it with red LED fans, too. Looks mean, keeps the internal bits cool.

Cons: not a one.

Overall Review: Super sleek, big, tricked out towers are falling out of fashion, not like the game was 10-15 years ago. But this case is likely to house the next 10 years of towers I build, just like my old Chieftec Dragon tower did for the last 10 years. It's solidly built, and it looks good.