Pros: The shell of these eggs is shockingly easy to crack, and even the most hardboiled egg head is sure to enjoy scrambled mega-bites of these high-quality eggs.

Cons: For $41.11, the price is a bit steep for eggs, but that's the cost of quality. Also, When you BASH the shell, it tends to be a bit messy.

Pros: 16 GB, Speed detected automatically, quick replacement for faulty modules

Cons: Memory Errors causing BSODs after about a month, no heatsinks, feels flimsy

Overall Review: Added this to my ASUS P67 Sabertooth for an "upgrade". Worked for a few weeks, then started getting BSODs. Spent a bunch of time tracking down the RAM as the problem. Usually like Crucial stuff, but this was no good. Went back to Kingston, and no more trouble. They did exchange quickly, but don't want to lose more time with bad RAM.

Pros: it's small and uses less power for pretty good pictures/works with linux.

Cons: All these new GPUs require too much time to initialize, the instructions are poor. No signal until CMOS Reset, spent too long troubleshooting

Overall Review: it looks wimpy but better than older big gpus

Pros: Once I got it installed, it's keeping temperature low and is fairly quiet. Getting the bracket on is stressful in a tight case.

Cons: Had to change the CPU fan monitor to a lower setting in Setup because the fan runs a lot slower than the stock Intel cooler, and it gives you a beeping warning if you don't adjust the speed level

Pros: Not sure, haven't been able to run it yet

Cons: I installed the card in my old Asus Sabertooth P67, I5200K. No video output, everything is plugged in and it lights up, but no screen, setup, or anything. Googled and it looks like this is a common issue with older boards like mine. I suspect it will work with newer UEFI systems, but haven't confirmed that yet. I guess I will need to buy a whole new system to use it. As for now, I think they ought to let customers know about potential incompatibility with older machines. I've spent too much time already trying different settings and nothing is working. The other possiblility is that I got a lemon, but because of all the accounts I've read on the internet with similar reports, I think it is just an incompatibility with certain boards. Yes, I updated to the latest BIOS 3602, and everything is plugged in correctly.

Pros: Quiet, apparently efficient

Cons: Expensive, didn't really like the modular setup

Overall Review: I returned this PSU after my mobo had trouble coming out of sleep on a Sabertooth P67. I exchanged it for a PC Power & Cooling Silencer, which also has the same problem. Research has since convinced me that many of these high efficiency PSUs don't sleep well on P67 boards. For some reason, my less expensive Antec Neo Eco 620 works as it should. They should have some disclaimer about possible incompatibilities, either the PSU makers, mobo makers, or both. Very Frustrating