Pros: This just reeks of care. The plugs are all in the right places, the USB ports in the back are offset to give room for larger plugs, and I could go on. The board also looks sleek, so if you are getting a case that you can see inside you won't regret this.

Cons: The SATA ports are a bit hard to access once you have the board installed, so plug in cables FIRST. However, you get a payoff in the form of not having any cable outputs blocked.

Pros: Great RAM for the price, not exceptional, but cheap.

Cons: The shipping is hilariously bad. It passed my house twice before being tendered over to UPS and then they had to get it back to my state before turning it over.

Pros: This is an absolutely great buy for it's cost. If you want to game, have calls open, and your own music there's no reason to spring for something better. It's definitely fast, and the 3 (6 artificially) cores have made my computer use far more easy.

Cons: This is an AMD chip, so do bear in mind that it has far lower bandwidth than an Intel chip. If you need to do graphic design or similar proccesses that deal with large amounts of data, this is not for you.

Overall Review: Definitely what I would buy for gaming, it's pretty much the most cost-efficient mid range CPU out there right now.

Pros: This PSU just feels so much more solid than anything else I've bought, and the cables bundled in tough mesh is a really nice bonus. I had heard good things about Corsair, and have not been disappointed.

Cons: The floppy drive cables are a bit shoddy, but that's just a minor gripe. New cables costs you $3, and it was an extra, so I really cannot care.