Pros: With a lot of tweaking and the latest BIOS, I am able to run rock solid at [email protected] in VISTA64, TLB fix disabled. Motherboard: ASUS M3A78-T. The system was very unstable under the initial release of BIOS.

Cons: Not really a CON but this CPU does demand a lot from the motherboard and PSU. AMD should never have qualified this CPU on earlier AM2 motherboards plus the AM2+ specs should have been a lot beefier. AMD was forced to sell a server grade chip into a consumer market resulting in this CPU being matched up with low grade hardwares. Very few of the problem reported was really caused by this CPU itself.

Overall Review: The TLB error condition is all but impossible to reproduce. A lot of people claim that they have seen it. Some even claim that they see it on 9X50s. In reality, TLB error was wrongly blamed for all other hardware, software and BIOS issues.

Pros: 1. You can probably run it at default 800MHz speed. 2. Low voltage 3. Runs cool.

Cons: 1. Expensive 2. Need tweaking. BIOS detects 5-5-5-18 which is just wrong. It will run 5-5-5-12 if you don't OC. 3. Had to use 5-5-5-15 and 2.1V just to hit 866MHz.

Overall Review: Even at the 5-5-5-18 default setting, the RAM tops out at 800MHz. Wasted many days doing trial and erro. I had to settle with 5-5-5-15, tRC=25 and voltage=2.1V for the best OC stability. I am only running at 866Mhz.

Pros: -Cheap -Tempered glass x 2 -Relatively good looking -Decent cable management. Wires can be routed out of sight. -Decent airflow for good cooling

Cons: - Thin metal, very flimsy - To utilize a slot, you have to be an iron Smith. A cost saving design

Overall Review: For the price, I would buy it again. Of course one can spend twice the money and get a case that will last forever. This case is for budget build. It is probably not the choice if you transport your PC a lot or plan to rebuild with new hardware frequently.

Pros: The CPU block and radiator do the job well. CPU stays a lot cooler while cutting down the noise

Cons: The included fans are total junk. Sure they do spin and light up. One of them started making random clicking sound out of box. It was too much work to RMA when the whole thing had been installed already. I had extra 120mm fans so I threw them on. Noise problem solved.

Overall Review: I was hoping the installation was easier but it turned out that I did need to remove the existing AM4 bracket and gain access to the backside of the motherboard. No big deal. Just took longer to complete.

Pros: 8" screen

Cons: The LCD screen does die like others have reported. Bought on 11/7/2014. The screen would not turn on on 1/1/2015. The tablet itself is on but the screen is totally dark despite of multiple power resets.

Overall Review: I thought ASUS would have repaired the problem or halt the shipment of

Pros: Looks like a printer

Cons: SO it is my fault that I didn't read the specs line by line but what was Canon thinking when they designed a printer with only a USB interface. What about Wifi or even just a ethernet port?

Overall Review: Dumb Design