Pros: Keeps cool (40 C) at max load, runs everything I put in it, 1333 FSB compatible, comes with SO many extras and features, good layout, good looking, has an optical out for surround sound, and the list goes on....

Cons: Wierd CrazyCool backplate had to be removed for my watercooling bracket. And it doesn't allow me to hook up my kitchen appliances so it can make me dinner.

Overall Review: E6750 @3.65, Gigabyte GA-P35-DQ6 mobo, G.Skill DDR2 6400 @950MHz, 700W PSU, BFG 8800 GTS OC, 320GB SATA, Watercooled CPU....

Pros: After looking around for about 3 months, I finally decided that waiting for the G92 chip would be worth my investment. IT HAS. I can play every game on thier highest settings when OC'd by 10%, (even Crysis :O ) and the card loads to only about 43 degrees C with the fan on 85%. Compared to some of the temps like 70-80 degrees on the previous chips, it is a BIG improvement. The dual slot cooler is definately worth it too since I can barely hear it above my intercooler and system fans. Works great on 64-bit vista, and my Vista Experience Score is 5.9. LOL it doesn't go any higher yet. My 3D Mark '06 score is now 13,576, and I could OC more, but what's the point??

Cons: None that I have found yet. The most fustrating part about the new OS is finding an overclocking utility for the card, and the only one that I got to work was nTune by nVidia. Even still, the program is annoying since it won't save the fan settings from boot to boot. It does however allow you to OC the card very easily, but be careful since it won't find it's max clock rate.

Overall Review: I love BFG. I don't like how Vista makes it hard to install anything, but just disable the Digitally Signed Driver check if you have 64-bit Vista. Made my life easier....

Pros: The RAM is CHEAP considering it is 2X2GB, and it does have heatsinks as well. Does post advertised timings @ stockspeeds and voltages (Gigbyte P35-DQ6 Rev. 2).

Cons: Allowed me to OC it to about 1050 MHz before giving me errors, was somewhat unstable at that point. I keep it at about 900 MHz though with somewhat relaxed timings (6-6-8-16 2T).

Overall Review: I have this in combination with a 2X1GB set of G.Skill RAM and I don't think I will ever buy a different brand unless I want it to go faster than 1 GHz. It's pleny for me, I now have 6 GB of RAM. E6750 C2D @ 3.56 GHz, Gigabyte P35-DQ6 mobo, 8800 GTS 512MB (G92), 320GB SATA II, Water Cooling (CPU only), 680W PSU.

Pros: 1333 FSB, 2.66 GHz, large cache, low price, and it overclocks much better than the E6700. Runs at 3.65GHz @36 C load for me. Great prices too.

Cons: Nothing.

Overall Review: E6750 @3.65, Gigabyte GA-P35-DQ6 mobo, G.Skill DDR2 6400 @950MHz, 700W PSU, BFG 8800 GTS OC, 320GB SATA, Watercooled CPU....

Pros: The system is easy to install, looks good with all its blue lights and fluid, and comes with the accessories needed to put it together. Also has a MOSFET/chipset fan which is reall important and that other systems lack. Adjustible fan speed for the radiator. Fit into my mid tower ATX case too! CPU temps: 28 C at idle, 36 at load.

Cons: Does get pretty loud, like a standing fan loud. But, at low speeds it's almost silent. The surface of the heatsink wasn't so smooth, but I was going to lap it anyway.

Overall Review: My first attempt at watercooling, so I didn't want to do a custom build yet. E6750 @3.65, Gigabyte GA-P35-DQ6 mobo, G.Skill DDR2 6400 @950MHz, 700W PSU, BFG 8800 GTS OC, 320GB SATA, Watercooled CPU....

Pros: Well, it overclocks beeter than the first kit tyhat I got...went to 950MHz at 5-5-6-12 1T with only a mild overvolt. The price is amazing on these for what you get. Get some today!

Cons: None that I can think of.

Overall Review: E6750 @3.65, Gigabyte P35 DQ6 mobo, G.Skill DDR2 6400 @950MHz, 700W PSU, BFG 8800 GTS OC, 320GB SATA, Watercooled CPU....