Pros: Best PSU i have ever owned. Build quality is impeccable. Silent, fan does not normally even run. Voltages are rock solid stable.

Cons: Cables just barely reach when this PSU is mounted in the bottom of a mid tower case.

Overall Review: With more mid and full tower cases opting to put the PSU at the bottom it would be nice for PSU manufacturer's to lengthen the cables or at the very least include a longer one.

Pros: Very well built case, no sharp edges that didnt have rubber foamy things on them. Comes with 3 fans that are pretty quiet at full load and move a good amount of air. Bottom mounting for PSU plus fan filters for PSU front and side fan.

Cons: Rear fan not a led fan.

Overall Review: Wire management in this case is very easy to do and it just looks great. I might need to get some more lights in my case just so i can see my components better since the black interior kinda suck up the light and keep it from bouncing around like in the silver interior cases.

Pros: Ive been a DFI man since my legendary Lanparty NF3 250GB, but with DFI going out of the market i had to look else where for a board and i was super happy to end up with my UD5. I got the rev 2.1 board and it is just phenominal. Rock solid stable. Voltages dont budge. The looks are fantastic, tons of connectors, and the bios and layout are top notch.

Cons: none

Pros: Fast, factory OC makes this bad boy come very very close to equaling the GTX 470. Runs very cool with the awesome cooler. Quiet.

Cons: Squeals like my old 6800GT when pushing very high FPS (300+). Its not that big of a deal but i just wish my hearing wasnt so sensitive to those high pitched noises. Most people would have to have their ear next to the card to hear it.

Pros: FAST!!! Handles anything i throw at it. Mine had a low stock voltage of 1.33v and runs very cool. Just playing around with the unlocked multiplier got to 3.8ghz with stock volts across the board. Looks promising to hit 4ghz as temps are only 50c load with a Zalman CNPS10X Performa with stock fan.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Did i mention FAST enough stock it needs no OC.

Pros: Runs 1600mhz stock on AM3 boards no problem. Runs cool and looks slick.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Depending on your AMD chips IMC you will likely need to bump the cpu-nb voltage up a notch to run 1600mhz stable. This is due to the fact that the AMD IMC is tuned to run 1333mhz at stock. A slight voltage bump to cpu-nb does not add any measurable heat with a good cooler.