Pros: Good price, decent manual. Installed without incident and up and running no problem. Onboard NIC, video and audio for a budget build. Plenty of room to grow for a mid level gaming rig, HTPC, etc.

Cons: Not many. Little dissapointed there's only 2 case fan connectors (in addition to the CPU fan). I don't know if this is standard? Had to go order a splitter for my third fan and will likely go back for another splitter to add a 4th fan as I pile on drives and cards.

Overall Review: This seems to be a good "all around" board to build on. A nice jack of all trades board. But if you demand high end crack open your wallet and go elsewhere. I.E. In a HTPC application 6 SATA connections may not be enough for a large blu-ray library ripped to disk. Some will want DDR3 RAM and the biggest baddest Intel processors. Just understand it's designed to be a good all around board that will do most everything well while never being "the very best" at any one particular thing. I only left off the 5th egg b/c I haven't had it up and running very long. Durability is required to get the 5th imho.

Pros: I bought 2 and cabled in a PS3 and Xbox360. The terminations appear to be done well. The cord should do it's job just fine over the long haul.

Cons: None

Overall Review: It is blue so if this cable is exposed and you don't want its presence to be obvious ... consider white or black. Other than that, great cable.

Pros: It's black and has 3 prongs as advertised. Sturdy cable, ends seem attached well, and doesn't run hot. Appears well insulated.

Cons: None, but I haven't ben running it very long.

Overall Review: It's a power cord, it's cheap, it supplies power. What more do you need?

Pros: It's got a slew of connectors. 4 pin molex, SATA, 2 floppy, etc etc. Good hunk of power at 600 watts. Dual fans move a decent amount of air and while not "whisper quiet" they are close enough. This is powering a HTPC rig and even at night viewing I have no conern about fan noise. My very unscientific "how hot does it feel" test reveals a box just above room temperature so no heat concerns from the unit itself. Cables are terminated well and look sleek with a see through mesh covering.

Cons: Mesh cable cover is easily marred with even the slightest snag. And it seems to snag quite a bit unless you really pay attention during install. Only 4 SATA connectors. Not a huge deal as you can always connect 4 pin molex to SATA converters but it's something to be aware of if you're trying to run 5+ internal drives. Both of these are very minor.

Overall Review: Cables seem "average" in length. Not much extra to play with but not tons of extra all over the place either. Has Blue LEDS on the fans. If you are a "no light" person or going for a different color this may be important to you. I'm not exactly driving this PSU very hard at the moment. 1 Gig of RAM, 1 hard drive, 1 - 2 hour power cycles. I won't know how it holds up until all the new cards are in and it's going for hours on end, day in and day out.