Pros: Its Windows 7. Better than Vista.

Cons: I can not make it look like XP like I could with Vista.

Overall Review: CPU: Core i7-920 @ 3.8Ghz (19x200) HSF: Swiftech H20-220 - Apogee GTZ Waterblock MB: Asus P6T x58 3-way SLI RAM: 6GB (2GBx3) OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 VID: ATI HD4850 HD: 250GB Western Digital - 500GB Western Digital OS: Windows 7 Professional 64bit PSU: Corsair HX650 modular

Pros: Nice water block. Core i7-920 @ 3.8ghz(200x19) 33 idle 70 full load(30min prime95 torture test). I hope to get my temps down a little more as I found my tube of Arctic Silver and I plan on putting some on there instead of the cheap stuff that came with the water block. Just waiting for my new screws to come so I can replace the 1 or 2 stripped ones.(see below)

Cons: Horrible Design. I installed the block a couple times as I cut and fit my tubing and the screws stripped. I emailed Swiftech and within a couple days had some replacement screws in the mail.

Overall Review: CPU: Core i7-920 @ 3.8Ghz (19x200) HSF: Swiftech H20-220 - Apogee GTZ Waterblock MB: Asus P6T x58 3-way SLI RAM: 6GB (2GBx3) OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 VID: ATI HD4850 HD: 250GB Western Digital - 500GB Western Digital OS: Windows 7 Professional 64bit PSU: Corsair HX650 modular

Pros: Awesome adapter. I have only a G router but my G adapter was over 5 years old and where I was in my house I had low signal strength and constant drops. Games very unplayable. This was a very easy install as Win7 recognized it immediately and I was up and running with this new card in 3 minutes flat. Now I have 4-5(good-excellent) bars signal strength where I had 1 bar(poor) or less before.

Cons: Light gray colored antenna doesn't mesh well with my all black computer setup but I will manage. Card was slightly cheaper at the Big Box store or I would have gotten it from Newegg.

Overall Review: If you need a better adapter because an older one is not up to par. Get this and you will not be disappointed. It is backwards compatible and works with G routers perfectly.

Pros: had installed it in a new build at the start of February. Did not come with the ad-ware people reportedly had. Installed Windows 7 w/o a problem and reportedly burned a copy of a game disc successfully and i at that point gave a 5 egg review.

Cons: after using a couple times and noticing a very high rpm sound (note a buzz saw) and having difficulty installing from the CD i had copied(2+hours after a couple of tries) i decided to send it back.

Overall Review: seemed to work OK for a few days or so but would not recommend. LG has made some very good electronics but not this one. I ended up getting a Lite-On from the big yellow smiley store after sending this one back for an RMA. Newegg gets an extra star for their RMA process. Simple as can be.

Pros: nice paper weight

Cons: After installing windows with this drive....and apparently having a couple burned dvds come out ok....it started to give me cyclic redundancy errors reading the dvds it burned and was spinning up so fast it sounded like a buzz saw. and it would cycle....loud to not spinning and would sit there and do this. disc1 of CODMW2 took 2 hours to install. went and bought a different drive from the big store with the yellow smiley face and it works great.

Overall Review: newegg allows me to send it back which is nice. but is the restocking fee necessary? it doesn't work.

Pros: Works great, stable. Paired with an i7 920 @ 3.8ghz. The last boards I have bought were either Abit or Asus and I have yet to have a problem with any of them. I will not trust expensive hardware with a cheap budget board.

Cons: Bios and overclocking functions are a bit confusing after coming from a c2q setup but a couple Google searches later and I am up and running.

Overall Review: CPU: Core i7-920 @ 3.8Ghz (19x200) HSF: Swiftech H20-220 - Apogee GTZ Waterblock MB: Asus P6T x58 RAM: 6GB (2GBx3) OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 VID: ATI HD4850 HD: 250GB Western Digital - 500GB Western Digital OS: Windows 7 Professional 64bit PSU: Corsair HX650 modular