Pros: I purchased this PSU on 4/29/2007. It has yet to fail me. In fact, I was thinking of buying a Corsair for my new system but this badboy is too good to pass up. Definitely a great product.

Cons: None really, as long as my PSU holds up, I'm happy. This has done every bit of that.

Overall Review: My system (which is a bit outdated and I'm in the process of building a new one, is as follows: Mainboard- ECS PN2-SLI2+ (V1.0) LGA 775 NVIDIA nForce 680i SLI ATX Intel Motherboard CPU- Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 Conroe 2.4GHz LGA 775 65W Dual-Core Processor Memory- CORSAIR XMS2 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) HDD- Western Digital Raptor X WD1500AHFD 150GB 10000 RPM SATA 1.5Gb/s 3.5" Hard Drive Case- Antec Nine Hundred Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case - Retail Video- Foxconn FV-N88XMAD2-ONOC GeForce 8800 GTX 768MB 384-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 PSU- OCZ GameXStream OCZ700GXSSLI 700W ATX12V OS- Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit for System Builders - OEM I have since upgraded my memory to: mushkin 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Works great!

Pros: Everything everyone has said about this board is true! It's amazing. I'm using the EZ OC Utility in BIOS 1.40 and it's a breeze. I actually just set it and have been running Prime95 for 30 minutes and the temps haven't raised above 64C at 100% load. This is the 3.60 Mhz setting. I will push as far as I can go up to 70C. I'm using the TRUE 120 Rev. B with 1 Scythe-G Fan in a Antec 900 (1) case. It's a tight fit, but a fit nonetheless, no modification needed.

Cons: The placement of some of the connectors on this board is suspect. I don't understand the 90 degree SATA/PATA connections. It's a pain in the batooka (especially with 2 GTX 260's in SLI) to access the ports. Additionally the MB isn't designed too well for a bottom mount PSU. My 8-pin Power connector has no play in the line which leaves an ugly look through my case with the 1 cable beaming through the side (Might be a PSU problem but I'm an aesthetic guy and like things to be clutter-free) My PSU: Corsair 850TX

Overall Review: This is the best X58 MB on the market and there is absolutely every reason for you to buy this board. The fact that it is CONSTANTLY out of stock says something. The fact that it is 100% (at this time) 5 eggs says something. If you are reading this and are looking for a X58 board and this board is in stock, you should buy it right now, if you wait, you might end up waiting longer than you want. I almost ordered the P6T Deluxe v2 because I didn't want to wait for this board but boy I am sure glad I did. My specs: i7 920 Rev. D0 - OC'd to 3.6Mhz atm (higher def. possible) TRUE 120 Rev.B Cooler with Sycthe-G 1900RPM Fan Antec 900 Rev. 1 Case (the best on the market) ASRock X58 Extreme MB (BIOS Revision 1.40 - 9/8/2009) OCZ XMP 6GB RAM (Using profile 1, profile 2 works just fine though) Samsung DVD-Burner (Sort by best rating, it's at the top) Intel X-25M 80GB SSD (Rev. 1) - For programs 2-WD Caviar Black 640GB (RAID-1 Mirror) For storage 2-eVGA 260-216GTX 896MB OC Video Ca

Pros: Great picture, nice preset features although I don't use them. Haven't touched webcam, only ordered the one with the cam because it was free shipping and the non-webcam one was not. Price is AMAZING!!! Superfast response time as well

Cons: I knew this going in, but 24" is too small. However I'm a huge gamer and the 2MS(GTG) is very important to me, so for the price, this was by far the best option. Also, the next one I'll buy will be 16:10, this is 16:9, which isn't bad, I just think the 1900x1200 would be nice.

Overall Review: I purchased this as the beginning to my new comp build. I was running a 19" Viewsonic VX922(G?) that was incredible. However it wasn't WS and I was getting real tired of 1280x1024 in my games when everyone was raving about 1900x1080 and beyond. This made so much difference. Additionally with the HDMI I can hook it to my DVR as well and get my Cable.

Pros: Great RAM. I tried running at the 4-4-4-12 settings and my computer seemed to not like it. Out of the box I got CAS 5 though so I couldn't complain. Went from 2 GB Corsair XMS (which I paid nearly $300 for back in 2007) to these bad boys for $49, and they scream. Too bad I'm on 32-bit Vista and only get ot use 2816 MB of them. I'm building an i7 now which will use DDR3. My specs eVGA 780i SLI MB E6600 Core-2 2.4 Ghz Processor Foxconn 8800GTX OC Edition OCZ GameXtream PSU 700W Antec 900 Case 150GB Raptor-X HDD Samsung 24x DVD Burner

Cons: Well I bought this thinking it would hold my urge from building a complete new system. I was wrong, now I have 50 bucks worth of RAM I'm not using, but hey, that's technology. Also it seems the price of this stuff has gone through the roof since I purchased it.

Overall Review: Great RAM, buy it.

Pros: I've had this since April of 2007 and I've had no problems (knock on wood). Those who are having issues should check with OCZ, they are a great company with a good rep.

Cons: None? Not loud, not broke.

Overall Review: As long as my machine turns on, I'm happy. I'm not sure what everyone is complaining about with this PSU going out on them.

Comments: I ordered an aspire x-navigator case that was supposed to come with a 450w ps. This bad boy (500w) was in the case instead. Haven't used it for very long, but do not be afraid of purchasing this thing. It will function with everything on the market.