Pros: Big. Power supply able to power 8 SATA drives. Room to mount 2 fans in front front of interior drive chassis and keep drives at a reasonable temperature.

Cons: Motherboard tray isn't removable. Would be nice if the drive fans were included.

Pros: Small form factor, supports 8GB.

Cons: Claims to support DDR2-800 RAM, and claims to support up to 8GB of RAM. These two claims are mutually exclusive. No 2GB DIMMs are officially supported, and 2GB DIMMs must be DDR2-667 in order to work.

Pros: Does exactly what it claims to do. Works under FreeBSD 7.0 with zero effort.

Cons: None.

Pros: Nice enough drive when it's working. Small, quiet, quick as can be expected.

Cons: This was a replacement for an identical drive that shipped with my IMB ThinkPad X40. The first drive died shortly after the 1 year warranty expired. The replacement drive - purchased through Newegg - is now dead after 6 months.

Overall Review: Hard drive reliability sucks these days.

Pros: Runs Oblivion. :) The only setting I can't max is external shadows. Otherwise, with HDR lighting at 1280x1024 runs great on an AMD64 X2 4400+, Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe, 2GB RAM. I built this system specifically to play Oblivion and I have not been disappointed.

Cons: The dual-width card may make cable routing difficult for you depending on your case. If I decide to do SLI some day, putting a second one of these into my Antec P180 case is going to be tricky.