Pros: Also using in a Gigabyte GA-M55plus-S3G new build. No gaming, but heavy multimedia production. Using 2 gigs w/SATA & XP pro SP2. No problems. Killer price. Thanx.
Cons: None
Pros: Sorry - the last post was for the DDR2 667 sticks I bought! This DDR PC2700 was for my older Dell Dimension P4. I needed to juice it up from 256Megs. Waaaay better now. Compatible with the stock Dell stick.
Cons: None
Pros: Perfect. Using with a Gigabyte-GA-M55PLUS-S3G mobo. Running 2G. Never had a compatability issue with any Kingston RAM. No hang ups with the old BIOS or the new version I just loaded for grins.
Cons: None
Pros: Lightning fast drive and dead quiet. Been using Seagate since the old Barracuda SCSI's in the mid 90's. Still have a 1998 10k RPM SCSI working down the hall. Never had a Seagate crash. I'm liking the SATA thing.
Cons: Does not ship with SATA/RAID drivers. You'll need to have them with your mobo disc or down load. With this price, I'm not complaining.
Pros: I needed a professional looking full ATX case for the office. This rocks. All black, no goofy lights. So much room you can put your furniture in it and move in. Many options for fans. No dents or damage - it ships DOUBLE boxed. Mobo mounting holes were dead on. Switches have good feel & front jacks xclnt. (Gamers may want something easier to carry.) Once loaded up, it's plenty sturdy. Next build, I'll get another.
Cons: None. Absolutely none for me.
Overall Review: Best case for the cash - I shopped all the vendors.
Pros: Since my ML 2510 was "re manufactured," I went ahead and added this Rosewill replacement in case the OEM unit was not full (it wasn't). The Rosewill gives excellent resolution -- just as good as the Samsung OEM. The price it excellent.
Cons: Upon installation and use, the cartridge did emit a squeaking sound while printing. The noise did go away after a few days. All good now. It must have just been a quirk.