Pros: compatibility had no issues, worked 1st time with vista 64 build, raid 0 setup with P35 chipset was easy, performance is great, quad core 2.66Ghz runs solid in Antec 180 chasis with Zalman 9700 at 3.2Ghz with no over-voltage. overclocking and tinkering around made very easy. Bios interface nice. Instructions and web support at gigabyte solid.

Cons: Nothing yet that I can find as negative.

Overall Review: setup: quad-core C2Duo, 7900GS KO, 2GB RAM, Gigabye P35C-DS3R, raid 0 with WD high rel 340GB, antec 180 chasis, zalman 9700

Pros: worked 1st time in gigabyte P35 based board with vista64. No driver or interoperability/compatibility issues. Have not tested it to extreme with hard core games, but MS flight simulator is nice and windows video/pictures good.

Cons: nothing to note.

Overall Review: setup: quad-core C2Duo, 7900GS KO, 2GB RAM, Gigabye P35C-DS3R, raid 0 with WD high rel 340GB, Zalman 9700, antec 180 chasis, viewsonic vx2235wm.

Pros: Quiet, plenty of space, good flexibility to move fans around, nice rubber gasket mounts for HDD silence, nice drive chasis/enclosures, plenty of drive bays, and it looks good to boot! I love the fact that I can control the fan speeds and thus noise with easy switches so that if I want to game and overclock I turn them up, but otherwise it is a silent machine. 2.66Ghz quad core runs stable at 3.2gHZ with no over voltage just with chasis fans on med-high and zalman 9700 cracking away.

Cons: With power supply on bottom of chasis and the CPU up on top of chasis it makes quite a long run for the 12V CPU power supply. Hiper 580W supply barely has the distance and needed some interesting routing around the Zalman heatpipe/sink.

Overall Review: setup: quad-core C2Duo, 7900GS KO, 2GB RAM, Gigabye P35C-DS3R, raid 0 with WD high rel 340GB, .