Pros: Runs everything at a very high frame rate, stays pretty cool, and takes a good load off the cpu.

Cons: If your PSU doesnt have the 2 6 pin connectors, and you have to use the adaptors, you might as well get a new psu because its going to make a mess of cables leading to the GPU.

Overall Review: 4gb of patriot ram, amd 6400x 3.2 processor, this GPU, and i can run SC2 on high at 60 some fps, about 30 something when the 200/200 battles start.

Pros: Cheap, 90 screws.

Cons: Screws dont fit motherboard spacers.

Pros: They fit, they are cheap, they are black. They are just thumb screws

Cons: none

Overall Review: If your fingers are too weak to unscrew thumb screws, maybe you should take some time off from computers.

Pros: This thing is definitely moving some air, I've got 'speedfan' on and this thing is at 6000 rpms. For a 80mm fan, this thing is moving more air than its plug in wall counterpart (those fist sized fans).

Cons: I wear head phones, and i usually had a box fan on my computer to keep it cooled down, but this fan has a bit of noise. You can turn down the rpms if you need to, but if your system is getting too hot, you need a big fan.

Overall Review: Worth the $12, now i don't have to rock a ghetto rig with a box fan.

Pros: its a $1.50 fan. You can feel it moving air, comes with mounting screws, and a 12 inch or so sleeved cable.

Cons: The pins are a little loose in the 4pin, but once they are connected they aren't going anywhere.

Pros: Easy install, fair amount of space. Nice instant boot software, easy overclocking bios.

Cons: It could be real close, but the 2 PCI express slots are kind of close to each other. If i could fit two of my geforce GTX 460 will be able to fit to crossfire, the top ones fan would be blocked for sure, and it would be a snug fit.

Overall Review: 6 sata connections? alright.