Pros: Oh, boy. This thing screams. My sys specs: dual core processor 2.4 GHZ, 4GB GSkill DDR2 RAM, 9600 GT, 250GB HD, DVD writer, MSI P6N Platinum SLI MB, XP x64. Installed Crysis, had it auto detect. AutoSet everything to high. Ran the game. No hitching, cranked to 1680X1050, 8X antialiasing, it didn't even blink.

Cons: None thus far.

Overall Review: Make sure you check your power specs. I bought two for SLI before discovering that my 580W PSU was not going to cut it. One card runs 200W (appr.) at load. That isn't bad power output, just requires a 700W PSU for SLI. Keep it in mind when you purchase. I got the results above running one card in my setup.

Pros: Looks great. Big fan underneath and outtake fan move a lot of air quietly. Modular is stellar.

Cons: Mine fried after about three hours of running. Tuned on the switch at the back and POP. Hooked another PSU, no problems.

Overall Review: Hope I didn't damage anything. The toolbox is great. Hopefully after RMA I will have a working PSU of this type.

Pros: Silent (no clicks), fast response time, recognized immediatley in XP environment. Software is adequate but really unecessary. Even the additional features such as the on the fly sensitivity toggle work without installing logitech's software.

Cons: A little lightweight. Would have been nice to get some optional weights in a gaming mouse.

Overall Review: It works. It's good. Runs Crysis on High, LOL.

Pros: Heatsinks have great visual look. Windows XP x64 recognized all four sticks immediately. Running these in MSI P6N Platinum board: haven't had to adjust voltage or anything. Solid

Cons: None

Overall Review: I am not an overclocker. I want RAM that requires me to do nothing but drop it in slots and close the case. This RAM fits that bill perfectly.

Pros: OK, dropped two of these in an SLI system, 4 GB RAM, 64 bit windows, dual core E6600. I play Oblivion and STALKER 1680X1050 with bleeding edge settings. Amazing.

Cons: So far, none. Not DX10, but we are all waiting on that.

Overall Review: At this price get two. Also, in SLI, outperforms my friend's single 8600GT in all DirectX9 games I have thrown at it.

Pros: Colors, sheer size, speed all superb. Games very well with no ghosting and provides the widescreen that DVD's and HDTV desperately need.

Cons: Light bleed at the top and bottom of the screen is very noticeable when screen is dark. Not a deal breaker at this pricepoint, but something to think about for you videofiles.