Joined on 03/08/02
Decent Machine
Pros: Looks great, convenient port layout, good performance, very quiet, PCIE slot, WIFI, Bluetooth.
Cons: I need 450W just for my video card. So as soon as the machine showed stable, I tore out the PS, and put in 650W. With the addition of the video card, the case is warm.
Overall Review: Since this is not a machine aimed at the gaming our super-performance crowd, these are very minor gripes. For normal use, the machine is fine.
Well I took a risk - I saw a number of "It's dead Jim!" reviews.
Pros: The feature set is great. Board looks good.
Cons: Dead. No POST. I am going to pull a known-working power supply and try that. Then I am going to try running it out of the case. (bleh)
Overall Review: If something works, I'll write again.
Seems fast and very well-made.
Pros: Specs are excellent. The speed I see reading and writing seem appropriate, based on those specs. I am especially pleased with the very solid "feel", and contacts are bright and appear well-made. Price was excellent. I am very well pleased.
Cons: None so far. :)
Overall Review: I bought this for a Nikon D3300 and have used it only for some quick testing and for shooting and editing raw files from the camera.
Solid tool
Pros: Small, metal case, well built.
Cons: None really. It is an unmanaged switch, but that is clearly stated. If you need a managed switch they will cost more, be more complicated, and run hotter.
Well pleased
Pros: Size, resolution, brightness - all excellent
Cons: None come to mind. I do wish it (and most other monitors now) came with raise/lower stands in addition to tilt.
I so happy
Pros: Speed, speed, speed, o yeah the price was good too. Relatively quiet dual fans.
Cons: Not really a con, as I knew from the power consumption it would true: you need airflow through the case. This puppy gets hot without it.