Pros: -Quad core -Stays under 36C even with full load with Cooler Master 212 Evo -Ivy Bridge

Cons: -Not overclockable, only to 3.3 GHz

Overall Review: I was debating whether or not to get this or the unlocked one, so I went with this. If you don't need to overclock, this is the best bang for the buck. You save a lot of money and it still performs VERY well!

Pros: USB 3.0 Works for 2.5" and 3.5" drives SATA III It works

Cons: Really bright light Ejection lever is a little tricky and almost catapults your hard drive. (Always use two hands)

Overall Review: I like it.

Pros: -USB 3.0 -3 TB -Good software -Hasn't failed. Had it for about 7 months so far

Cons: -None so far

Overall Review: If you delete the Seagate Dashboard 2.0 software from the drive, it'll take a bit of searching to find it online. Happened to me because I thought it'd be easier to find. Luckily, I got it back and it's working perfectly again!

Pros: -Reliable -Not as tacky looking as the other drives -Fast

Cons: -Was noisy at first, then I upgraded to Windows 8 and now it's completely silent. It used to make a very high pitched noise (most likely only kids can hear it) when it would read or write a disc

Overall Review: -I've only had one bad burn out of over 100. 99% success rate!

Pros: Cheap Fast USB 3.0

Cons: Audio doesn't work. It just doesn't work at all. I updated the BIOS and it still won't work. I've installed the audio drivers from both ASRock's website and the disc, but it still doesn't work. Neither the AC'97 nor the HDAudio cable for my front panel will work. And the back ports don't work either. Really annoys me

Pros: Cools VERY well for the price. Even under 100% load (converting audio with all 4 cores) this never let my Ivy Bridge i5 go above 36C.

Cons: A little tricky to get on May be too big for some cases. Has barely any clearance left in a Rosewill Challenger U3.