Pros: Nice design Lots of convenience. Front panel has all the hookups and a fan controller. good space. 6 fan spots for cooling/airflow.

Cons: Being a first time builder I had no clue if i was connecting half of the cables correctly, although its hard to go wrong there. Has no documentation on the cables coming from the front panel, and only a parts list on the 1-3 fan connectors. Had two M and F molex wires. I figured you plugged a male power connector to them and was right (i think). Im still not sure what the male molex ends on each wire are for. The mobo brass screws and its layout were a bit confusing, as some of them are set back 1/8th to 1/16th of an inch and are 'mounds' ( apparently so they become level with the other mounting positions) and some of them are not. First time builder this made things a small bit confusing, as i was not sure that i was mounting it in the proper place, even though i was quite sure it was supposed to be mounted in that fashion. I was concerned about the secondary power pin not fitting in an accessible place, as the top mounted fan spots have 'clasps' or whatever to hold the fan in

Overall Review: All in all its a great case, some areas of concern though could have been disaster on my build if things weren't fitted properly, or I didn't use a bit of sense. Thankfully my mobo was not of a construction to be obstructed by fan 'clasps' or 'flaps' on the case. And that I was correct when guessing where to place the brass mounts on the case, as stated above I was a bit confused but went with what best reflected my mobo and prayed. the back panel to get cables out of the line of sight didnt help much, and I could barely close the case with 75% of the wires routed back there. too many cables were not long enough to route behind, thus defeating any practical reason to do so and not just use zip ties for clean cut appearance (at least it would look like you put effort into the appearance that way ) All worked out, and now that I know the case, all should be good.

Pros: Has most of the features you would expect from a standard Motherboard. installation was easy.

Cons: Died after 2-3 months. Very light usage. Not very long out of warranty by newegg, board just doesn't get power from 2 known good PSU's. Sata ports on the MOBO are in a configuration that faces angled connectors towards the I/O plate. No egg off for that. No USB support for windows installation. I tried to troubleshoot this for 2 hours with no luck. There are no supported drivers for the USB drives in native win 7 ( This must be due to how these are presented to the OS). Can't speak for 8 or 10, this board went into a win 7 box. Both usb DVD, and USB boot loader did not work. This is an issue with the USB drivers needed -2 eggs for ease of OS install and probable lack of testing with win7.

Overall Review: If you buy DVD/CD drives, or are installing win 8 or 10, there may not be any issues. If you are building a win 7 box, make sure to have a DVD/CD drive handy for the installation. I'm not sure why the USB drives did not work, though windows complained about a driver issue. With most PC's a DVD/CD drive is optional based on intended use case. Nevertheless, you will most likely require a standard DVD drive to install the OS with this MOBO.

Pros: Does the intended job of scanning for virus activity. Price on sale!

Cons: Its Russian? Or maybe that's a pro?

Overall Review: Has many features that i would expect from a normal anti-virus. Requires that you have network access to update windows before installing, requiring the Net 4.5 framework. This to me is what i try to avoid, having to connect to a network before installing an AV. Over all not too much to worry about. The Russians would probably be the first to reveal virus's and hacks propagated by govt's outside of Russia, including mine, so its kind of a tradeoff and i don't work for the govt here so I feel safer.

Pros: Crimps cables, strips patch cord. Overall a good item

Cons: 1 egg off since the latching mechanism does not always work. When i first used this product it would not latch at all. After a month it started to latch intermittently. Maybe in a couple months it will work perfectly..not sure whats going on with it.

Overall Review: The cable I bought recently to crimp was too thick on the individual wires so it forces me to use a wirestripper on each of the 8 wires inorder to crimp properly, not a fault of the crimper at all, but be mindful of the cable you purchase. On a few occasions the the stripper and trimmer blades have had trouble getting through the plasted coating on cable, which leads to cutting to deep or not at all. This is also most likely due to the quality of cable i purchased, again, be mindful of the patch cable you purchase and enjoy this product!

Pros: Lots of items, many specific to computer repair. Love the anti-static vacuum, however it is a bit underpowered for heavily dusted client computers.

Cons: Not much to say here, the vacuum accessories aren't the best fit and may fall off when cleaning cards and other such items at odd angles. The flashlight is a bit cheap, but I didn't expect much from it.

Overall Review: Full featured set of tools, I cannot take off eggs if one or two of the parts weren't great, since I am over all happy with the price and quality.

Pros: Overclocked! Best thing about this cpu is the option to overclock it, can sustainably run at 4.3Ghz in my setup, and have pushed it to 4.5Ghz with varying results.

Cons: Stock speeds.

Overall Review: I experienced worse game play then on a competitor's 2nd best 8 core ( at ~$75 less) ( stock speed comparison ). Though I couldn't get the competitors cpu to OC stably, and this nice intel cpu is made for OC'ing. I am a big multitasker on a computer, so this might not be the same for everyone in an experiential way. When OC'ed to 4.0+ghz, you will get the performance you're looking for in this cpu and it is more then capable of doing just that. After the OC, I have no regrets buying this CPU!