Pros: I put more than 1 year of ownership because I also have been use a 550w Corsair PSU for around 2 years and it keeps on going. These power supplies are a great deal and come with PLENTY of amperage to power some pretty high-end gaming rigs.

Cons: Isn't modular, of course. But certainly not worth taking an egg off.

Overall Review: I've been using Corsair PSUs for awhile now and have always had good luck with them. They run cool, generate alot of power, and are solid piece of equipment. I highly recommend them. Plus, it comes with this cool cloth bag that you can put over your cats head.

Pros: Quality construction. Screws are good, easily pressed into new EVGA video card.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Bought this as a cord for my extra monitor. Works well.

Pros: Dual DVI outputs. Doesn't require an external power connector. Quite as a mouse.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Bought this to support dual monitors. EVGA makes a quality product. Always have as far as I've experienced.

Pros: Slick interface, reliable, comes with Hyper-V which is great for virtual machines.

Cons: The new start screen may take some getting used to if you're coming from Windows 7 or Vista. But it's not that much of a leap.

Pros: Great RAM. I've had some in my gaming rig for almost 2 years and it's been trucking along.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: G.Skill makes some great RAM here. There's a reason that (at the time of this writing) this RAM is a 13x customer choice award winners.

Pros: Pretty simple board if all you need is a simple machine. Supports SATA III, USB 3.0, PCI-e, DDR3 @ 1600, etc...

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Bought it to be the basis of my new workstation. Seems to work well.