Pros: Works... now.

Cons: This monitor has power issues. Google search revealed others with the same issue. If/When the monitor loses power, it no longer recognizes any input signal. You have to unplug both the input cable and power cable, let the capacitors inside fully discharge (about 30 seconds) and then plug it back in. Using a DVI-D Dual Link cable (Max resolution supported by this cable is 2560x1600 @60Hz). In spite of this the monitor is only achieving 1920x1080.

Overall Review: Seems defective out of the box... shouldn't have to unplug the power cable to get this thing to recognize the input.

I ordered a Toshiba MG hard drive. The listing said "Packaging: Retail" (as opposed to Bare Metal). I received a bare metal hard drive instead. When you order an ENTERPRISE class hard drive it's, generally speaking, not for consumer use. In other words you can't risk this hard drive being a used hard drive that some Chinese company is trying to pass off as new.