Pros: Super fast and stable, Overclocked to 3300 with timings of 16-18-18-38 1.4v

Cons: None

Overall Review: Always buy the largest individual stick you can i.e 2 sticks of 16gb for 32gb instead of 4 sticks of 8 for 32gb leaving to open dimms for expansion. I have room to go up to 64gb if I need to.

Pros: None

Cons: lousy sound Static distortion

Pros: Installed on my GIGABYTE GA-Z170XP-SLI, (not included on Giabytes supported drives but it works) Uesd as the boot drive OS and Apps. *Super Fast

Cons: Even though its read/write speeds are 4x + faster than 2.5" internal SSD drives it's not a noticeable difference. Its a much more noticeable difference going from a spinning hard drive to a 2.5" internal SSD drive.

Overall Review: Stick with the standard SSD until prices go down

Pros: Light weight, comfortable, easy to connect.

Cons: I'm experiencing a lot of skips in my music, 1/4 to 1 second skips, average 10-30 skips in a 40 minute period. My phone is kept in my pocket a mere 2 ft away

Pros: Went from 4 gb to 8 gb, installed in seconds with no issues.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Don't really notice much changes in speed, although large files in Photoshop open faster.

Pros: Fast ( compared to my 5 year old laptop running AMD 3000+ maxed out w/2 GB RAM), Ram capacity 8GB, Nice keyboard Layout including 10 key. Fingerprint-less keyboard area. good sound quality. Decent webcam. Beautiful Screen. Beautiful Blue outer shell.

Cons: No Bluetooth, 5400 RPM drive, (would scream with a SSD) Outer shell although beautiful is a fingerprint magnet. A lot of bloatware (easily un-installed though) Scrolling with mouse pad not great.

Overall Review: Could this be fitted with a i7 processor? Any idea what motherboard is is this thing. Would love to be able to keep the Harddrive for data and add a SSD for the OS and Apps.