Pros: Cheap and reliable. The UEFI BIOS is very user friendly as well and if all you want is a decent motherboard with the 990FX NorthBridge, then this one's for you.

Cons: No USB 3.0 Headers, or e-SATA headers. This isn't really advertised.

Overall Review: I bought a Cooler Master HAF 922 case, which has two USB 3.0 and one e-SATA ports on the front I/O panel, and ordered this motherboard without doing all the research. So now most of the front ports aren't powered. I recommend paying the extra ~$40 for the Extreme4.

Pros: Size, picture quality (to an extent).

Cons: Size, dead pixel, somewhat low refresh rate.

Overall Review: I put size as both a pro and a con because I have to sit quite close to it, maybe 3 ft. away and it is a bit big for that distance. I actually just noticed the dead pixel today, at this high of a resolution it was quite unnoticeable. Only becomes apparent when viewing a dark screen. I can't complain too much though, because I got it on sale for $199.

Pros: It read OS and driver discs, so it's pretty much served it's duty to me. Actually quite fast read/write speeds, for a 20 dolla drive.

Cons: none

Pros: Very sturdy case, It bumped quite hard on my desk as I was moving it up, and it didn't leave any sort of mark. Comes with lots of fans, and the led is a nice touch.

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: The led is hard to see without looking at it straight on. The heavy-duty mesh blocks most of the light at an angle.

Pros: Running fine, 16 Gb is more than I've had before, cheap, low latency.

Cons: Unfortunately currently running as single-channel memory for some reason. It'll take some tweaking. Heatsinks are a bit flimsy.

Pros: Moves alotta air.

Cons: Actually louder than my 140 mm fan, and spins faster than 700 rpm. But very good.

Overall Review: I installed it on the side of the case and started hearing a ticking noise coming from my computer when it was on, and later discovered that the fan was rubbing against the CPU heatsink. So if you are thinking about getting a Cooler Master HAF 922, and cooling your CPU with a Hyper 212 Evo/Plus, this fan won't work as an additional side fan. The blades tick-tick-tick against the tips of the copper heatpipes on the Hyper 212.