Pros: Fast throughput for external. put in 4 Seagate Green 2TB drives @ 5900 RPM's in Raid 5 HD Tune 2.55 Min: 170.9 MB/sec Max: 202.4 MB/sec Ave: 188.8 MB/sec Access Time: 13.9ms Burst Rate: 137.4 MB/sec

Cons: Im not sure what the back dip switches are for as they do nothing. I tried configuring the raid through the dip switches but nothing happened. I ended up using the eSata RocketRaid 622 card rather then USB and then using Raid Monitor Utility to configure the Raid Enclosure in a Raid 5.

Pros: Works like a charm when it works

Cons: received board with crusted thermal paste under North bridge which allowed it to overheat quickly and easily. RMA'd and still waiting for refund.

Overall Review: Check all heatsinks to ensure properly mounted with good thermal paste to prevent overheating.

Pros: Works better then my old Athlon II X3 Rana Core

Cons: None

Overall Review: I installed on a 890FXA-UD5 motherboard from Gigabyte. No troubles.

Pros: Definite speed improvement over a mechanical HD

Cons: None as the only limitation I have is my SB850 controller

Overall Review: I have a Gigabyte 890FXA-UD5 with a phenom II X4 960T and another 250 GB hard drive and all drives are Sata III. The built in SB850 controller limits the drive to around 350MB/s throughput vs the advertised 550MB/s read. using HDTune. I have read about other people with speed issues with the SB850 chipset. No BSOD everything works consistently.

Pros: Works well lowest latency available. I installed this in a Samsung N120 netbook. No problems what so ever.

Cons: None...

Overall Review: Had only one slot to upgrade ram in N120 so had to take out 1 Gig chip.

Pros: Works with my Cisco aironet 1242 ( 2.4 & 5ghz A/B/G) without any problems. Also am connected to a NetGear WNHDE111 Access Point/Bridge (5Ghz A/N).

Cons: None

Overall Review: rarely connects at 300Mbps mostly connects at 270Mbps when connected to WNHDE111. Connects at 54Mbps to 1242 Aironet consistently. This shows me that it is mostly dependent on the Access Point end rather then the card. I am going to be testing it out with an AIR-AP1042N-A-K9 Aironet 1042N in January when I get paid to replace my old 1242