Pros: Easily applied and lasted four years without drying out

Cons: I lost my original tube I purchased four years ago.

Overall Review: When I removed my waterblock the paste was still "moist". I would recommend Kryonaut to anyone.

Pros: Nvidia designed a great card.

Cons: MSI and their substandard quality control.

Overall Review: This review is for my 4th card. The first card lasted almost one year then the cooling fans died. The second card lasted 3 or 4 months and then the cooling fans died. The third card was a refurbished Hawk and the GPU was fried out of the box. Why it was considered working is beyond me. The 4th card is another refurbished Hawk and has one fan blade broken. It works I will use it until it dies throw it away and join the ranks of "will never buy MSI again". MSI promptly issued RMA's but what is the point when the "refurb" is substandard.

Pros: I recently installed it in a new case without any problems and its been running 24/7 for 5 years.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Can't say anything negative about this unit. I have a new unit in the box.

Pros: Excellent air flow, easy to route the cabling, spacious interior, well made. easy disassembly/reassembly. Accepts large radiators both front and top. Price, I think the price is very reasonable for the quality.

Cons: I have no complaints. It is a little more than I expected.

Overall Review: I did not purchase this as a server case I purchased it as a gamer case and it excels in that. It will provide me years of options, I use a AIO now but with this case moving to custom built is attractive and easy. They did a great job of maintaining the interior usable space.

Overall Review: Ignore

Pros: The upgrade in performance and technology, the life of the current CPU at the price.

Cons: None, it does what it was intended to do.

Overall Review: My wife uses this in her desktop publishing for the local school, small business customers. Very pleased. It made more $$ sense to go with the AMD. AMD is going to compete for a few if not many more years, or so I think. Intel has another Thunderbird on it's hands.