Pros: This case is enormous! Many hard drive bays. This case comes with everything that you need for the installation. Full compliment of screws and fans. I can still hear the fans in this case even with the sound deadening material, but the difference with the side panel on or off is amazing. Rubberized ports for water cooling. I also like how the hard drive bays are separated from the motherboard area. There is no disappointment (in any way) about this case. It is the most efficient design for someone wanting a small file server.

Cons: I noticed that some of the hard drive bays were "bent". All they needed was for me to "bend" them back. The case is very heavy, which suggests a solid design. Don't expect to be moving this case very often because of the weight. I also wish that there was an air filter on the intake fan (I live in a very dusty area).

Overall Review: I run a "small" file server on my college campus. At first I started out with just a small amount of data (2x320gb hard drives). After a while, file donations started to come in and I needed more space (new hard drives). Now I am up to 5 hard drives of various sizes and I have quickly outgrown my mid tower. I bought this case because "she" is capable of holding 9 hard drives! All the hard drives "clicked" in without any issues and I still have 4 more bays for expansion!

Pros: Kingston. Inexpensive

Cons: Blue Screen of death... and random programs failing. One stick is slightly more solid than the other... but I still get blue screens with both.

Overall Review: I am a long time fan of Kingston. I use them in EVERY system build I do. I bought 2 of these for my new system (Core 2 duo matched with an ECS nFORCE 570 SLIT-A 5.1 mobo). I keep getting memory errors... which is VERY unlike Kingston. For the price... it was worth the shot though!

Pros: This is by far the best processor I have ever owned. Undervolts fairly well. Real world performance is slightly better than the AMD 8350 I upgraded from, and in benchmarks it blows it away.

Cons: Price and heat. I have a friend that works at Intel, and therefore know what their cost is to make these things. They could sell them much cheaper and still make a profit. Also heat. All i7's seem to run hot. This one is no exception. Although it's better than the 4770k in terms of thermal dissipation (stock), it is still a friggin heater. I had to undervolt the thing just to keep it cool under load (around 70C @ 1.99v @ stock clocks and turbo)

Overall Review: Benchmark CPU scores: 3dMark03 - Cpu test 1: 482.0 fps Cpu test 2: 95.5 fps 3dMark Vantage - Cpu test 1: 4241.6 ops Cpu test 2: 41.60 ops Cinebench 11.5 - Cpu: 9.71 Cpu (single core): 1.92 Cinebench R15 - Cpu: 1096 Cpu (single core): All benchmarks were performed on Windows 8.1 Enterprise. The stock clock of 4.0ghz with 4.2ghz turbo @ 1.99v was used for all tests.

Pros: Low power, Quad core, inexpensive, Linux compatible.

Cons: Somewhat slow clock speed, stock heatsink is not passively cooled (has cpu fan).

Overall Review: My kill-a-watt reports a power usage of 29-31w at idle and 50w using all 4 cores. Also have 2 hard drives, 3 ssd's, 1 dvd drive, a lightweight raid card, 8GB of DDR3, and a 450w gold power supply. So overall, not bad at all. I "upgraded" my home server to use this cpu along with an ASRock motherboard. The processor works great running ubuntu server 12.04. I am using this as my web server, torrent server, web server, folding@home machine (averaging 3500 ppd on 3 threads), print server, file server, FTP server, Minecraft dedicated server, among other things. Unfortunately I can't speak for the video portion of this APU, since I am using a command line OS. I assume it's decent performer if you wanted to watch 1080p movies for a media server (which I may do someday).

Pros: This unit has exceptional sound quality. Doesn't take trunk space. Mounts under the driver seat in a 2001-2005 Civic.

Cons: Deep bass, but doesn't rattle the windows like a traditional amp with normal subs. Don't be fooled, this unit claims to be 600W. I have a 100W RMS powered sub in my house that has much deeper, and cleaner bass. I would estimate that this unit is about 70w-90w TOPS. However, the sound quality is still good, as long as you are expecting a sub of no more than 100W RMS.

Overall Review: Overall, I feel this is a quality product. I bought one for my wife's Civic, and now I'm going to order a second one for my Impreza. I am running the sub off of a Pioneer FH-X700BT and the sound quality is incredible.

Pros: quite bright. There is no delay when you turn the light switch. Of course they are very energy efficient at just 5W. VERY fast shipping. They came all the way from China and got to my doorstep before the parts I ordered from newegg in California.

Cons: I bought 20 of these bulbs and some were not quite "warm white". Obviously some came from different batches of LED's. Some of the LEDs (on the same physical bulb) are more of a "cool white" rather than a "warm white". My second complaint is, you can feel how cheaply made these things are. I have my doubts as to how long they will really last. These bulbs buzz really bad when attached to a dimmer switch (even without any dimming). I knew that before I purchased them, just thought I would comment on it.

Overall Review: Most bulbs were the correct color, just know that some might have different colors of white in them. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. I hope these last a good long time.