Joined on 04/11/04
Good Case

Pros: Cheap! Sturdier than I expected, and better laid out than I expected. Mechanism for mounting drives in the bays is a clever device, making it much easier to add and remove items. Installing motherboards is pretty easy, and case fans are surprisingly quiet.
Cons: Power supply is very cheap. I'm using this as a lab machine so I don't really care, but if you are planning on building a gaming rig, I'd think twice about using this PSU. Side panels stick and take quite a bit of elbow grease to remove.
Overall Review: Removable motherboard tray would be nice, but not necessary considering the room in the case. Very good case for the money.
Get the WG311T instead

Comments: I was very unhappy with this card. It seemed to work well at first, then it begain dropping my connection. The drops were random, and occured several times per day. I had to disable and re-enable the card to get the connection back each time. The poor reception (40-50%) only 12 feet from the access point didn't help matters. Upgrading to the latest drivers had no effect. It wasn't until I changed to the WG311T (the T is important, its a completely different chipset) that I was able to get a stable connection since.
Wish it would have lasted longer

Pros: Thick cable, flexible, excellent sound with my IPOD plugged into the AUX jack of my car radio.
Cons: I go through these things rather quickly. I ponied up the extra $$ for this guy as I thought the build quality seemed superior to the other cables I tried. It lasted a bit longer, but not much. One year later the right channel cuts out if you don't wiggle the cable.
Overall Review: Time to get another, and there are much cheaper choices out there. My thought is I could get comparable sound quality and durability for half the cost.
Good drive deal

Pros: Hard drive prices seem to get cheaper all the time, these seem like a great value for the price. Quiet, and very responsive.
Cons: None
Overall Review: Note that if you are connecting these to a SATA I controller instead of SATA II (and I hope you're not) you'll need to jump the first two pins on the jumper board to put the drive in SATA I compatibility mode. It is NOT automatically backwards compatible. No biggie, just something to be aware of.
Great RAM

Pros: Everything you expect memory to do.
Cons: None