Pros: A lot of thought goes into these PSU's. Great quality and it had all the hookups I could ever need for my build -> running P35 mobo, E6550 (stock voltage), X1950Pro, two hard drives, one case fan.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Only time will tell how reliable this PSU is. My son's Antec has been running strong for a few years now.

Pros: The card worked well with Windows 2000 OS and offered better range when coupled with a Zyxel X-550 router versus my old wireless G router/wireless combo.

Cons: Upgraded my son's rig and installed XP x64. Found out the hard way that the included drivers don't work and Zyxel does NOT offer any drivers for x64.

Overall Review: Will be searching for a brand of wireless card that does offer x64 support.

Pros: This OS is great for those who don't want to dive into Vista x64. HP released Vista x64 drivers that work with this OS so now my color printer works great.

Cons: I had to scrap my 3-4 month old Zyxel M302 wireless card because no x64 drivers exist for it - not even from the chip manufacturer. Ended up running CAT5 cable to the room with my son's PC which eliminates this issue. No DirectX 10 support planned for this OS by Microsoft.

Overall Review: I run this OS on all my computers and love the remote desktop capabilities.

Pros: Card was a huge improvement over the 9800Pro I had previously. Compared an E6550 & X1950Pro running World in Conflict medium quality benchmark to an E6400 with a GeForce 7600GT (same memory) and got about 10-15 fps higher on average.

Cons: Would consider spending an extra $100 for more dramatic fps improvement.

Pros: Bought two of these with E6550s, X1950Pros, and 2GB of A-Data DDR800 for each mobo. Excellent quality board. Everything installed perfectly. Raised the FSB to 400Mhz and got 2.8Ghz without any hassles.

Cons: The installation CD wouldn't install the onboard sound driver until I had a Windows patch. Tried to install the patch and it said it was already included in the service pack of XP x64 so I had to search on the CD for the drivers and install manually. No big deal really.

Overall Review: Can probably go higher with the FSB on this board.

Comments: Ordered this Barton chip because of all the reviews on here with people getting 2.4Ghz out of an $xx chip. Well, I had a $xx Albatron KX18D Pro mobo with OCZ 400Mhz DDR and overclocking was simple and painless. Decided to stick with a stable [email protected] = 2.4 Ghz. Great bang for the buck! 3DMark01SE with 9800 Pro 128Mb -> 17625 Sandra Dhrystone: 9144, Whetstone: 3793 Sandra MMX: 22738, SSE: 24257