Pros: Great CPU. O/C on stock voltage and cooling to 3.4 and runs cool at 41C.

Cons: None

Overall Review: If using an older 775 board, make sure you get the latest BIOS update to run the new 45nm CPUs.

Pros: Not sure, didn't fit.

Cons: The card now ships with a fanless heatsink that is so huge that it makes this card as big as the regular size card! This is not joke, do not believe the picture that makes it look like it will fit a slim design case.

Overall Review: Does not fit the Dell Inspiron 755 slim line case due to oversized fanless heatsink which is not shown on the picture which has a fan.

Pros: Great Features - Per their listing.

Cons: Wireless network started to fail since first week of ownership. USB hard drive interface is EXTREMELY slow over the network. Moving files is like watching the continents align, not to mention that they will start disappearing if you do too many things at once.

Overall Review: The thing has such unreliable performance that it sat in my closet for the last 6 months... I was going to have it RMAd, but after reading what other people have went through I won't even bother. As others have suggested: DO NOT BUY THIS ROUTER

Pros: Noticeable improvement over the Q6600. Overclocked at 3.61 on air.

Cons: None

Pros: Much improved over prior 4000 and 5000 models. Has not jammed once over the last 2 months?! Very fast

Cons: None

Overall Review: Worth the money, although a bit pricey.

Pros: Low profile card that is actually low profile enough to fit into a mini Dell Inspiron 755. Has 246MB, quiet, cool... what else can you ask for?!

Cons: None

Overall Review: Tried 9500 and 9600 low profile cards and they were all half an inch to high for my case. This is a low profile card that actually deserves the low profile title. Look no further!