Pros: I can run AAA games from 2014 at high quality graphics level with little slow down, and 1080 60fps video with no glitching.

Cons: Minecraft, but it always has trouble when trying to run HD textures and realistic shaders. Maybe I just need to change the settings.

Overall Review: I don't know how this graphics card compares with others on the market now, but I've been using it for over a year, around 8 hours a day, and it still works flawlessly.

Pros: Worked as soon as I plugged it in. No problems configuring it.

Cons: The cord is a little short, so it hangs from the air as it connects to my MIDI device, so it's always at risk of being tripped on.

Pros: Has nice speed and connection with drives, and I've tried over 6 with it. Works with SATA, both IDE types, and has little to no problems working through USB.

Cons: The speed might be a little slow at times, but it never was that much of an issue. I only used it to recover files from old drives though.

Pros: Very powerful, never was stressed out under normal conditions, and I've been using it for over a year. Very good value for its price.

Cons: None.

Pros: Can boot from USB thumb drives, has USB 3.0, can hold an i5 processor, and 6 SATA drives. I've been able to run both Ubuntu and Windows 7 64 bit from two separate drives, and am able to select from between them at startup.

Cons: The SATA drives are a little hard to configure sometimes, and having only 6 USB slots has left 1 or 2 devices out at one time, but barely a complaint.

Overall Review: I would probably buy this motherboard again for my next computer, unless there is a better one that can run an i7 or better processor.

Pros: They give my computer 8GB of memory to use, and nothing bad has happened with them.

Cons: I don't know how to judge quality of RAM sticks, so as far as I know there are no cons.