Pros: Powers a AMD 64 X 2 CPU, ATI HD 4650, a tv tuner card, sound card, AND 3 Hard drives.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I laughed at this Power supply as i hadnt really looked at it till AFTER i bought it, It said 430 watt and i said ok. looking through the reviews i noticed it said it was Certified for a P4, and laughed at the thought of my trying to kick start a Entry level gaming machine. It runs like a champ no hick ups, my computer is running solid, i don't have a meter so i cant tell ya how much im using but the only thing oc'd in my computer currently is the GPU so if that helps ya, this is a GOOD PSU to use if your primary fails, just don't count on it for a permanent replacement.

Pros: Quite the fun game, although im not big on Card style battle games which is what this is, They make it work quite well rather then the traditional RTS style "Barracks" "War factory" they cut that out and use cards as a form of development. The Multiplayer is fun, i have got to say im more PvE Oriented person, But the level of difficulty gives me some challenge and brings the fun in to the game. There are tons of different options in play style, as well as quite a few different ways to play.

Cons: The Game seems MUCH more PVP oriented then PvE, which makes sense due to the Card game Aspect of the game. Which is why i give it 3 rather then 5. In a nut shell PvP oriented Little PvE play Short, simplistic story Line.

Overall Review: Good game, i don't think i would ever pay 30 bucks for it, Check EA's website before you buy the game. They have a free version that you can try before you buy. Plus.... I got mine free with my Graphics card.

Pros: Cold boot time is around 18 seconds (with GUI boot) Its great definitely worth the price i payed. Boot drive only it works wonders. No issues plugged it in and installed Win7 just working like a charm.

Cons: None, Perhaps Price per GB

Overall Review: My Chip-set cant actually handle the max speed of the SF controller, Sad and pathetic, But its still speedy in my book.

Pros: Great CPU, Bought it at a decent price at the time. Definitely going price/performance with this and others like. I can keep most of my games running with no issues apart from general GPU slack.

Cons: None

Overall Review: did some small overclocking nothing for 24/7 use, Got it up to 4 Ghz, started choking. I keep it at stock mostly so it doesnt bother me, Still using Stock Cooling, Sticking with it till AM3+ comes out.

Pros: Great, No issues plugged em in and went right away.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Didn't try to OC yet, Not sure if i will. Maybe later once i get a better CPU/MoBo.

Pros: The card itself is very nice, it works like a charm stays well below 40C in my case on idle, and never passed 60 on load. The card itself is obviously not ground breaking on new games of the sort. But i did bench a few games that i play frequently. Wow - (preset High Setting) - Consistent 55-58 Frames per second (fps) L4D - (everything all the way up Max AA) roughly 40 FPS Rainbows Six Vegas 2 - (Maxed Max AA) Roughly 35 FPS Guildwars - (all maxed vsync disabled) 125-130 FPS (In Kam Dist 1 Peek Hour) All of those are Stock, i did overclock it from 600/400 to 725/515

Cons: None that i can think of, I guess the fact that its not a 5970 lol.

Overall Review: My computer is not awesome by any means AMD Athlon X2 64 4200 (OC'd to 2.9Ghz) DDR2 553 Mhz Ram 2Gb ( OC'd to 800Mhz) 250 GB HDD Windows 7 Ultimate (retail) HIS 4650 600/400 (OC'd to 725/515) 430Watt Psu also came with a game Battleforge, the game itself is like 20 bucks at a local tech store idk if any of ya care but meh lol the game is fun kinda so kinda worked out in my favor.