Pros: Price, no fan, HDMI

Cons: None if you are only a casual gamer

Overall Review: Bought this while on same and with a promo for just about nothing. Kept me on budget and really does everything I need. I play video games about once a week (CoD & Civ5) and it did fine. Apart from that my time is spent programming and browsing the web. Good card for you if you fit into a similar category.

Pros: Good no frills, no problems RAM.

Cons: None

Pros: It does what cables do... and it... does what cables do.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Locks tight enough to stay in there. Locks loose enough to come out when you want it to.

Pros: It does what it says it will do.

Cons: Ummmn....

Overall Review: It's a bracket. It braces my SSD quite nicely... Really, it's a bracket.

Pros: Works on Windows 8, free shipping, cool blue light, tiny, has a unique mac address.

Cons: Lots of packing for a dime sized piece of hardware. Didn't work right off the bat for me, may have been a driver issue. The CD mine came with did absolutely nada. Once I got wired and waited about 30 secs a list of available networks popped up. So you may need a wired connection for initial setup (may not also).

Overall Review: "2 day shop runner" shipping took 4 days... Not a product fault so not dropping an egg. This thing is a bit warm (not quite hot) after about 10 mins of use. Not sure if it's a Windows 8 thing or this little guy but when I look at the list of available wireless networks it shows "Hidden Network(s)". These are networks that aren't broadcasting their SSID (like mine) because that makes the administrator feel more secure like nobody knows they're around... Well not anymore I guess. Either way kind of interesting.

Pros: Free, it works

Cons: None because it was free with my mobo