Pros: They don't call it EXTREME for nothing lol Its Huge and looks like a monster you can swap out the fan for a better performance one Comes w/ a fan controller and the performance rocks I have a athlon 64 x2 6000+, on stock cooling it idles around 40-43, loads at 60-67. I swapped it with this monster of a thing and it lowered to 28-29c(idle)(and for surfing and etc) and on load it doesnt ever go past 40c depends on the temp of the room around 98 degress F then itll go 1-3c above 40c Compatible with AMD and Intel proccessors woot Time to start upgrading xD

Cons: -Big=You need little hands to install this big boy (especially when hand turning the bolts in -Fins tend to have a hunger for human flesh lol so just be careful when installing it. -The manual is hard to understand but if you know ur cpu type and know how to read then ull be fine(took me like 30mins just to install cause i misread) -The Thermal Grease (TX-3) that comes w/ it is hard as a rock lol (When you do plan to upgrade your heatsink make sure you buy a good brand of Thermal Grease like Artic Silver ^_^) its for people that OC (Over Clock) a lot, if your not a person that OC's a lot then buying this will convert you to OCing lol im a victim of OC lolz

Overall Review: Rig Specs -ASUS M4A77D(mobo) -Amd Athlon 64 x2(Cpu)(oced to 3.3) -1x2 gb, 3x1 gb ram (5gb Total) -700w apevia aqua power (psu) -1.5tb 5600 rpm sata Hdd and 250gb 7200 rpm ide hdd -9800gtx+ 512mb ddr3 (gpu) (oced 799 core/1989 shader/1159memory) -Case Apevia Discovery X white mid tower -4 case fans (1x120mm,3x40mm) and its all Neon Blue xD

Pros: Lighting is bright and outstanding and the blue color makes it stand out on my rig

Cons: lower cpm than many stock 120mm fans, i mean by way low low I received a damaged fan when my order came in but it was the only on the side it didnt affect the performance of the fan, but even if it wasnt damaged the performance will still remained the same

Overall Review: the only reason i gave it 2 eggs is that Newegg gave me a full refund and let me keep the fan Keep up the good service Newegg <3

Pros: Ton of Room SDD racks addons Black Steel w/ Blue LED Fans (matchs my build/Matchs the Tuniq 120 Extreme) Fans move a ton of air has PSU Plate to mount all types of PSUs Built in Fan Controllers Built like a TANK

Cons: When delivered the bottom hatch was left open i had to take out and snap it back on, not a biggy tho but these things makes me tend to think that it's been used but no sign of scratches or anything Takes a while to install HDD's, took me like 10mins just to get it unscrewed and put in but not really a con Heavy!!~ i had a bit of trouble taking it out of the box lol so i laid it flat on the ground and slide it out lol Doesnt move like a Tank

Overall Review: OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit/64bit Case: Antec Twelve Hundred Black Steel ATX Full Tower Computer Case Mobo: ASUS M4A77D AMD3 CPU: AMD Phenom II x2 555 OC'ed at 3.9ghz W/ Unlocked Cores (3.9ghz X 4cores) Heatsink: Tuniq Tower 120 Extreme(Black) GPU: Gigabyte 460gtx 768mb DDR5(new), PNY 9800gtx+ 512mb ddr3(old) PSU: Apevia "Aqua Power"ATX AQ-700W-BK (700watts) Case Fans: Antec 120mm Rear Exhaust x2 Antec 120mm Front Intake x2 Antec 200mm Big Boy Fan x1 Hdd's: SeaGate Barracuda ST31000528AS (Sata)7200rpm Samsung HD154UI (Sata) 5200rpm Memory: 8 Gb Total Ram A-DATA 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 Patriot Extreme Performance Gaming Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 Optical Drive: ASUS DVD+R DRW-24B1ST/BLK/B/AS Peripherals: Razor Lachesis (mouse) Driver Ver: 1.10 Firmware Ver:1.94 Logitech G15 (Keyboard) N52te Belkin Game Pad Monitor: 19" Asus LCD Monitor

Pros: Cheap Fast easy install Works from the box Reads very very scratched cds(I had some 10 year old cds that were unreadable in other drives, but this baby still read them like it was newly burned) Its Sata ^^ Matches my Rig

Cons: None so far but like every other Optical Drive due time will eventually break down. But its a good product if you take care of em.

Overall Review: OS: Microsoft XP Professional 32-bit SP3 (Multi-boot Win7 and WinVista) Case: Apevia X-Discovery Computer Case (Silver Mid-Tower) Mobo: ASUS M4A77D AMD CPU: O.C 3.2Mhz AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ (Planning upgrade to tri-core (Athlon x3) or quad-core(Phenom x4)) Heatsink: Tuniq Tower 120 Extreme GPU: PNY 240GT 512mb (Planning upgrade to 9800gtx+/260gtx and/or 5xxx series Ati cards) PSU: Apevia "Aqua Power"ATX AQ-700W-BK (700watts) Case Fans:(front)(intake):Rosewill 80mm Case Fan RFA-80-RL x2(two) (SideWindow) CityNet 80mm fan CFBL-08-ST (Back)(Exhaust) 120mm stock Apevia fan 70cfm+ woot* (additional mount) outer back side stock Apevia 80mm case fan Hdd's: SeaGate ST3250620A (ATA) 7200rpm Samsung HD154UI (Sata) 5200rpm Memory: 1x2gb Patriot DDR2 Optical Drive: ASUS DVD+R DRW-24B1ST/BLK/B/AS Peripherals:Razor Lachesis (mouse) Logitech G15 (Keyboard)

Pros: It works, Its Cheap Its Blue Led isnt too bright or too dim Its Glossy Black unlike the pictures shows It has plenty of cords, SLI/CrossFire support for gamers Cable sleeves black

Cons: It takes a while for the voltage auto set depending one the Mobo you have, first time i set this PSU in, it almost fried my CPU(idle-ing at 60'c loading at 75'c which i had my bios shutdown switch on luckily) I lowered the volts on CPU to 3.5v for a week then gradually it went back to normal. Cheapness means weak performance and bad materials or production, but so far its doing ok but lets see in a few weeks. Its Glossy, but the edges where the sides meet, are bent, idk if it was packaging/shipping damage but it looks bad lolz Cables sleeves tend to absorb a lot of heat so keep sleeves away from cpu heatsink. Lastly it starts up hot like 50'c-70'c. It would have been better if they have a manual fan controller not a auto fan controller.

Overall Review: OS: Microsoft XP Professional 32-bit SP3 Case: Apevia X-Discovery Computer Case (Silver Mid-Tower) Mobo: Geforce6100sm-mv 1.0 (Upgrading to ASUS M4A77D) CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ (Planning upgrade to tri-core (Athlon x3) or quad-core(Phenom x4)) Heatsink: Stock (Upgrading to Tuniq Tower 120 Extreme) GPU: PNY 240GT 512mb (Planning upgrade to 9800gtx+/260gtx and/or 5xxx series Ati cards) PSU: Apevia "Aqua Power"ATX AQ-700W-BK (700watts) Case Fans:(front)(intake):Rosewill 80mm Case Fan RFA-80-RL x2(two) (SideWindow) CityNet 80mm fan CFBL-08-ST (Back)(Exhaust) 120mm stock Apevia fan 70cfm+ woot* (additional mount) outer back side stock Apevia 80mm case fan Hdd's: SeaGate ST3250620A (ATA)7200rpm Samsung HD154UI (Sata)5200rpm Memory: 1x2gb Patriot DDR2(more memory soon) Audio: Creative Audigy 5.1 Peripherals: Razor Lachesis (mouse) Driver Ver: 1.10 Firmware Ver:1.94 Logitech G15 (Keyboard) Sound System: Altec Lansing 251 Versatile 5.1 Amplified Bl

Pros: good for the price i bought two of these for the front of my tower easy to install and its blood red ^^

Cons: the cfm is low but for the price for it is good other than that there is no other cons

Overall Review: if your budget is low its good for temporary use if your rich then i recommend spending more $$ on better case fans.