Pros: Fast drives. I set two of these up in a RAID 1 array on a linux file server. hdparm reported file transfer rate of about 108MB/sec. Not bad! I also tried in a RAID 0 array, and it reported 200MB/sec. Phew....

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: There's a high pitched whine coming from the power adapter. I saw another review that said the same thing, and assumed he had a defective adapter. It sounds like they might all do this! Very annoying.

Pros: - Works with EATX

Cons: - Most motherboard standoff holes were not threaded (I had to tap them myself) - Doesn't work with 140mm fans (the motherboard is too close to the top of the case) - PSU vent filter very difficult to line up (have to remove PSU, and it's still difficult) - Not much room behind PSU, so hard to plug in connectors - HD and PSU access on the wrong side of the case (the back side of the MB) - MB tray rubs against bottom of MB and could cause a short (I covered it in electrical tape)

Overall Review: The reason I bought this case was that it supports EATX motherboards, is cheap, quiet, and got good reviews here. To my surprise, the case is really poorly designed. I really question whether some of the reviews are legitimate. But... the case was cheap, and my motherboard fits (barely), so I'm going to keep it.

Pros: Card works as expected in XP and OS X (it's a hackintosh). I get great framerates in iRacing with low detail.

Cons: No issues so far... but not the most powerful card. You can probably do better for the money these days.

Pros: I have a couple of these installed at clients. No problems so far.

Cons: My main gripe is that the web interface can be slow. The fans are also a bit loud.

Overall Review: Hard to beat for the money.

Pros: It works -- nuff said.

Cons: None