Pros: If you on the edge of buying this monitor because you're not sure you'll see a difference between 60hz and 144hz, let me tell you there's a difference. Not a small one either. It's nice seeing your mouse move buttery smooth over the desktop, but once you take this monitor into a game, woo-wee does it shine! It's difficult to explain the experience, but it's amazing

Cons: Colors are a bit washed out, but once you get this monitor I recommend you check out this post on PCMR to make the monitor look great! http://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/1wxse9/just_bought_a_glorious_asus_vg248qe_gaming/

Overall Review: Make sure to use a connection that supports 144hz. I would use the Dual Link DVI cable that comes in the box.

Pros: This case is great! I bought this about a year ago and have had no major issues. I got this case for around $60 USD on sale. Would I have bought it if it was at the retail price of $109.99? Probably not. Not because it's not worth the asking price, but I just feel you shouldn't be spending all the much on a chassis.

Cons: I got the windowed side panel version and have had few issues with micro-scratches. If you get the windowed version, while cleaning try to stay away from paper towels and stick to microfiber cloths.

Pros: I've had this RAM since 2012 and I haven't had any issues. The low profile really does help with large CPU coolers. My RAM was running a bit hot, so make sure you have adequate airflow in your system. It's been running well for the past 2+ years, hopefully it will keep on running well for much longer.

Cons: It seems that it's become a bit pricy, but most RAM has. I believe I got mine for around $70.0 USD around 2 years ago.

Overall Review: After installing check your BIOS and make sure it is running at 1600MHz. Mine was running at 1333MHz, but that's easy to change in the BIOS.

Pros: Came with everything I needed to bring my components from one case to the other. The 15pc comes with a really nice leather-like carrying case.

Cons: None yet. :^)