Pros: OK, first off, this is a review based on THIS PRODUCT, which is the OEM copy of Win7 Ultimate x64 for System Builders, Not Windows 7 itself! As for my purchase. the DVD arrived unharmed, and affixed firmly in the case, as i expected. No scratches on the disk. It did NOT come in a pretty box, just a clear dvd holder. Nothing special. The COA sticker was affixed to the outside of the dvd case, inside the cardboard sleeve. As for install, It went as expected. Reformatted, copied, entered the key, set the time, and finished loading. Installed my drivers and updates, and voila! Windows 7 Ultimate x64.

Cons: I have no complaints on this item. The purchase went smooth, shipping was fast, and the package arrived unharmed.

Overall Review: I knew exactly what i was buying, so therefore I knew that this operating system comes with NO SUPPORT. That's why there's Google. I wished people would quit complaining about errors or blue screens or it's slow or whatever. it's your computer, not this disk. Buy this ONLY if you know what you're doing. The key works once and ONLY once, and you get no support. BUT, if you need Win7Ult x64 and know what you're doing, this is the ticket.

Pros: I have owned this card for going on two years now, and has been in four different machines, four different Operating Systems. XP was clean, no drivers, just first boot was a little sluggish trying to figure out what I just plugged in. Server 2003 Enterprise picked it up instantly without a hitch. Linux Mandrake 2007 didn't even stumble. Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit loves this card. The size is extremely small, which means the airflow is phenomenal. The only thing I can say for the internal port is that it is shared with port 1 (closest to the motherboard) so just be careful what you install in each of those ports. I have never used the internal port, so I can't say all that much about it. The card is black, which matches my black case to a "T". (Rosewill Destroyer... search for it here) All in all, it was worth ten bucks to me to add four extra 2.0 ports on the back of my case.

Cons: Um.. Uh... Well, I'm required to write something in this box, so I guess the only con (to me) is that my case is black, my video card is black, my sound card is black, my dual stack ethernet card is black, and the USB card is polished silver. But hey, I can find it in the middle of the night when i'm trying to plug in stuff!

Overall Review: I have poured through the reviews trying to find these specifications, and never saw them, so I thought I would be the nice guy and post them here. In case you were curious..... . Output Voltage = 5VDC Output Amperage = 2.1 amps If you were looking for a card that has a little bit of "oomph" so you can charge your accessories, this little booger does the trick. I have a battery pack charged by USB and this card has the power to charge it nicely.

Pros: These little buds surprised me. I was expecting a $15 pair of earbuds, and I got more. The sound is great, the cord is plenty long enough for my use, and the three sets of "ear corks" makes it nice to fit for just about anyone. The lifetime warranty is a plus. Even if you thrash them due to "aggressive listening" they will send you a coupon for 50% off your next pair. I was sold then and there.

Cons: If i have to nitpick, I would have to say the L/R indicators. I put just a little dab of Wite-Out on the "L" on the left one, and I don't have a problem now. Issue settled.

Overall Review: Wearing these earbuds correctly is hard to explain. Most people just jam them into their ears, and say they're terrible. Do a little research on how to correctly wear in-canal earbuds, and I guarantee you these little guys will surprise you. These babies sound better than some $100-plus headphones.

Pros: I reviewed this case back in May, and I gave it 5 flying eggs. Now that I have had this case for a few months, I felt that I needed to update my review. First off, This case is still going strong on my desk. I beat the tar out of it, carrying it around to people's houses for LAN parties and whatnot, and it's still going strong. I have a 120mm fan in every possible place, which totals 7 fans, all Rosewill. Airflow is fantastic, and this is possibly the most durable case i have ever used. This case was designed to rival the Nine Hundred, and in my humble opinion, the Destroyer excels. Main reason being.. a single 200mm fan is replaced by two 120's, giving more airflow, and plus, should the fans ever go bad, they're easily replaced. One little feature I have came to love about the Destroyer is there are two bosses stamped out on the back for liquid cooling lines. This baby is ready to rock, either air or liquid cooled.

Cons: The only true con i have found to this case is it's a DUST MAGNET!!! I have to clean this puppy about once every two weeks to keep it looking like new, and I mean break it down and clean it... removing everything but the motherboard, pulling all the fans, power supply, everything.

Overall Review: It was a very hard time deciding between the Destroyer and the Nine Hundred. I'm happy I bought this one, because of the flexibility with the fans. I was very leary about the monster fan on the top of the Nine Hundred, And I just wanted something that's reliable. Well worth the money. Rosewill wins again.

Pros: This is BY FAR the best mouse I have ever owned. You can go to Youtube and see all the videos of the unboxing and reviews you want, but the one thing that Nobody has ever stated was the DPI settings. I've read people stating that they only have three settings for sensitivity, which is weird, because I must have gotten a defective mouse. For some odd reason, I have FIVE. One reviewer stated that his three settings are too slow, still too slow, and way too fast. My mouse must REALLY be defective. Once I downloaded the drivers, updated the firmware, and got it all adjusted to my liking, i was able to pick what five sensitivity settings i wanted, which range between 100 DPI (precise sniper rifle movements for that pristine headshot) to 5600 DPI (crazy fast bouncing and bunny-running). The adjustable buttons on the side are a very nice touch, especially for my fat hands and short fingers. Slid all the way back, my thumb just rests between the buttons. The blue glow on the wheel is KILLE

Cons: The only thing I find unnerving about the mouse is the logo on the back of it. You can turn it off in the settings, but if it's on, it "breathes"... pulsating slowly. Sure it's a wicked touch, beckoning you to place your hand on it and stomp some tail. I just wished there was a button in the configuration to turn it on permanently, so it would match my Lycosa (which is just as awesome).

Overall Review: All in all, this mouse is the bee's knees. The same grippy rubber surface as my Lycosa, adjustable buttons on the side, on-the-fly DPI settings, killer blue glow, and last but not least, the cord is braided. This is just one sexy mouse. Even the skates on the bottom are slicker than snot on a doorknob. Can you justify spending eighty bucks on a mouse? I did.

Pros: Boy, do I have a lot to say about this case. First and foremost, how often do you find a case that has the ability to mount TWO 120mm fans on the side panel? How about TWO on the top? Even better, how about one on the bottom, sucking cool air in from the floor? Sure, every case has an exhaust fan on the back, but is it 120mm? NOPE! Okay, enough about the fans. The front of this case is all mesh, with a sponge-like filter on the back of every faceplate. The USB ports are very sturdy and solid, and the E-SATA port is a nice touch. The power and reset buttons are firm, and takes a good push to make them click, so therefore there won't be any accidental resets. The bottom mounted power supply is also a great thing, and my PSU cables reach everything as they should. The inside of the case is all black, and even comes with a big bag of black screws. The best thing about this case are the bosses stamped out on the back for water cooling, but with 7 120mm fans, who needs water cooling?

Cons: Other reviewers have mentioned the hard drive cage being a pain in the posterior to get out. I didn't have one single problem with it because i read every review before making my purchase. Others have said to remove the cage from the front and i have not had one single problem! Seriously, as for cons, the only thing i have found that even remotely would consider a con (and i'm not dropping an egg for it) is the PCI card bracket on the back. The manual shows that you shouldn't need screws to hold down your cards, but after i mounted my pair of PCI add-on USB 2.0 cards (and ironically they're Rosewill as well) I realized that they wobble a little bit, so i went ahead and put a black screw in each card, then replaced the bracket. No Big Deal.

Overall Review: I personally would like to know if I could find another 3.5 inch adapter plate and brackets. I have installed a memory card reader, and my case came with an IR receiver, but only had a bracket to mount one, so i chose the reader. I'm considering an email to rosewill to see if i can purchase another face plate and brackets. Final Thought: If you're looking to max out the fans in this case, I STRONGLY recommend the Rosewill 120mm blue fans (N82E16835200049). six bucks each, and they are the matching fan on the hard drive cage. I moved the black fan on the top to the bottom of the case (which mounts to the filter, and then snaps in place..weird) and placed two fans exhausting out the top. I also placed two of these fans on the side panel, sucking air in. The fans fit perfectly, and if you mount the top fan in the top line of vents, and the bottom fan on the bottom line of vents, you will have three rows of vent holes between the fans, perfect for wire management. Rosewill+Newegg=WIN!