Pros: I originally ordered two of these drives, however, one of the drives failed after about 2 hours. The other has been running basically non-stop in my laptop since, and has been incredibly fast. I'm not a power storage user, but as a gamer there is a big difference in load times between this and my 7200 RPM Drive. I'm also able to load Unreal maps in the Unreal editor in less than 10 minutes (some of the maps take others nearly an hour to load up). I've get the drive installed in a stock ASUS ROG D752VT. Performance on a single drive (remember this is on a laptop, so you'll probably get better performance) measured in AS SSD: - Sequential: 2249.75 MB/s read - 1500.76 MB/s write - 4K: 39.46 MB/s read - 106.53 MB/s write - 4k-64Thrd: 1307.26 MB/s read - 974.94 MB/s - Acc.Time: 0.079ms read - 0.034ms write

Cons: Unfortunately, one of the drives died after a few hours. It wouldn't let me get into the BIOS, and I tried both of my NVMe slots with the same result. I have sent it back for RMA, but these things are selling out so fast that I'm sure it will be a very long time before I get a replacement :( Also, the Samsung drivers for the storage controller had a near negligible impact on performance, which is unfortunate.

Overall Review: I'm not the only person that's experienced issues with these drives, so if you need a drive to work the first time you get it, this might not be the drive for you. If however, you're willing to wait for a super fast drive, then I would recommend. If you're thinking about putting this into an ASUS ROG then you might see numbers like above (something to keep in mind), but at $0.50/gb it's a hard to beat price. Knocking this down one egg, since I only ended up with one working drive.

Pros: I've had this card for 7 months. Runs cool, and all of my games run great. Good performance (if you're like me, you wouldn't call it flawless, but acceptable, rather) in Crysis 2, Battlefield 3 (online), Batman Arkham City, Rage, Quake Live, and obviously older DX9 games. Works on Server 2008 R2 SP1 fine (but that's more of a nVidia thing, than this card). Seems to be pretty resilient, I was attempting to brute force crack some WPA passwords with this for about 3 days straight. Card ran at 88°C (190.4°F) to 92°C (197.6°F) for three days straight without problems.

Cons: Not sure if it's the card, but I can't get it to display anything in Prince of Persia: Sands of Time. Just comes up grey for all of the textures. Haven't looked into it too much, though. Think it's a problem with the latest drivers, tbh, because it was working fine when I first got the card. Drivers have crashed on me about 10 times over the 7 month period I've had it. Only twice during gaming. Considering some of that time I was running the beta drivers for Rage, I think that's acceptable. Mail in rebate didn't support PO Boxes so I was very sad once I sent it in, voiding my warranty, and didn't get my $20 :/

Overall Review: I would definitely buy another one of these cards.

Pros: Excellent work environment. Fantastic features. Cool new start page. Overall great product.

Cons: Conversion to 64 bit processors, have made microsoft default to certain features which I consider to be annoying. Small work arounds are required for some programs, but the methods are easy to find on the web.

Overall Review: I got mine for free from Microsoft (keep an eye out for free versions, it may have something to do with webcasts ;) )

Pros: Sounds AMAZING!!! Can get LOUD, and has EXCELLENT bass! Buy them NOW if you want the best 5.1 speakers for cheap.

Cons: Nothing thus far.

Overall Review: They are great speakers, especially for their price. Get them now!

Pros: Great burner no problems.

Cons: Semi-Slow access times, firmware update doesn't seem to work for some reason.

Pros: Great ram, came right on time (thanks NewEgg). Currently running at 250Mhz with 2.5-2-2-5 Timings (Air Cooled, nothing special) STABLE!

Cons: NOPE!

Overall Review: Just buy it, it's worth it.