Pros: Works in my DELL r710 server, a competing product by Apricorn failed despite them being more popular. Has capacity to fit two SSD's if you have the space.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Would have preferred an available SATA port like my Apricorn card but cannot complain since this card works as advertised.

Pros: This is exactly what you expect. A OC'd 970. The GPU is quiet and Asus' GPU tweak software is pretty good. It controls the fan pretty well, only running when the GPU reaches a heat threshold.

Cons: I said think carefully because my card is defective. There can be issues when buying a OC'd card vs a standard config. I've returned my card to Asus and they didn't do anything to fix my screen blackout issues. I'm forced to wait until the card completely fails or spend money again just to get a non defective unit.

Pros: This works as a boot drive and provides an extra SATA connection. Really handy if your motherboard SATA ports are fully used.

Cons: None I can think of

Overall Review: If you just need the utility of an extra SATA this will do the job. Mounts fine and gives more options of how to arrange your drives.

Pros: It is made of solid materials, little if no plastic, very sturdy and has plenty of room for hard drives and most video cards. Even all but the largest aftermarket CPU coolers could fit in this case. The brushed metal is of suprisingly high quality. Provides a cool environment for your PC parts with 2 extra fan placements. Looks stunning.

Cons: Somewhat heavier than I imagined(duh), because it is steel. Also it is just as large or larger than most horizontal laying cases, so it's not small. If you plan to use it in a media center, make sure you definitely have the space for it.

Overall Review: Wasn't much of a Silverstone fan, always thought they were overrated..until I recieved this case. It's the best looking case I've had (considering I own an Antec p182) and the brushed metal is sleek, sytlish. I'm currently using the case for a home server instead of a media case, but I would even consider this for gaming.

Pros: Quiet operation, speedy, not as warm as some of my past drives.

Cons: Did not seem to work well with my 7200.10 Seagates. I could not copy files to the Spinpoint from those disks without severe lag and outright stalls in Vista or XP. I would not recommend using this with other hard drive brands.

Overall Review: I ended up returning this drive and ordering a Western Digital instead which hasn't given me problems. I don't know why the Spinpoint had problems writing to it's disk from other drives..I may have had a faulty one.

Pros: This is the fastest DDR I have ever owned, and I have used Mushkin and Crucial in the past. Helps run games and apps smoothly. Also it has been the most stable compared to my past DDR sticks.

Cons: None, looks great on my Asus motherboard.

Overall Review: If you still need DDR for your system trust OCZ, just get this kit period. I was sceptical at first but this kit has been worry free for me. At the time I paid $170..the current price is a good deal.