Pros: Great price for an AM2 mobo that will still support AGP for those of us who just recently bought good video cards (such as the Radeon x-series) and don't want to have wasted that money. Board also installs perfectly in standard ATX case and hooks up just fine to a 20-pin power supply (doesn't actually need an adapter - the pins are safety-designed so you can't hook it up incorrectly).

Cons: Took awhile to get booted into the O.S. The BIOS has a regular boot sequence setting (disk, CD, hard drives...), and then there is another setting for the order to check the hard drives for an O.S., so I left my O.S. drive at #2 in that sequence figuring it didn't matter. However, the mobo never checked that disk until I set it to #1, so just keep an eye out for this if you are running multiple disks.

Overall Review: One of VERY few choices left for those of us who need a decent dual-core processor but aren't ready to sacrifice our AGP cards to spend a bunch more for PCI-E. Also, this board maxes out at 2GB RAM, but I put 2GB in it, and it performs absolutely smoothly, so I don't think this will be an issue.

Pros: Fast AM2 CPU, fairly quiet, free shipping when I bought it, decent price point for a fairly quick processor, lower power (65w)

Cons: Not a Phenom II?

Overall Review: Bought this 5400 to replace a 5200 that had stopped functioning for me. The 5200 issue may have been the result of pin damage, as it appeared that some of them were bent when I removed the processor. This 5400 has me back on track without spending a fortune to move up to AM2+/AM3 socket. The fan that comes standard doesn't make an incredibly bad amount of noise, which is important to me since this PC is running in a recording studio.

Pros: Runs perfect alongside my new AMD Athlon 64 5200+. Installed this 2GB (which is the board's max), and I can run incredibly intensive recording software (Cubase SX) with 25 or so WAV tracks open (most of which are about 40MB in size), loads of real-time effects processing (software-based, not outboard), and this memory isn't nearly overworked. Handles the job!

Cons: No cons I have seen yet. Just be careful during installation not to press it by the heat spreaders (as other people mentioned). I didn't do this, so therefore I had no problems.

Overall Review: Definitely looks to be the best price for a "recognizable good brand" of memory on newegg right now. About 15 beans cheaper than the next comparable brands' offerings.

Pros: Price was very good. AMD product, of course, is ALWAYS dependable (and often better-priced than Intel equivalents). This thing runs fast. Even before I got the arctic silver on, it was staying at 50 degrees Celsius, which isn't too bad at all.

Cons: No serious cons. The 5600+ was selling for 15 beans more than this one when I got this one, but I am using this one with an AGP mobo, so I intend to upgrade again in a few years anyway... hence, no reason to spend the extra dough.

Overall Review: This simply is an incredible processor for those looking for a powerful dual-core that doesn't cost a crazy amount. And, of course, NewEgg shipped fast as always.

Pros: Great price, works perfectly in my Samsung SYNC (A707) phone. Shipped incredibly fast, as is the usual for NewEgg!

Cons: Doesn't want to remove from phone, although I think this is characteristic of the phone, not the memory stick (plus the thing is tiny, so this type of thing is to be expected). In either case, why would I ever need to upgrade past 2GB in my phone?

Overall Review: I really was worried about buying an off-brand. There are a few things that I've typically stuck with name brands for, and flash memory is one of them. However, this thing performs perfectly - not a single tiny problem with it (no pun intended). I haven't tested the adapter, however.

Pros: This monitor is priced incredibly... the closest you're likely to find at a chain retailer will still be at least 25-50 dollars more than this one. And it's CRYSTAL clear. Not a single dead pixel on mine, though I imagine it happens sometimes. ViewSonic is a trusted name too, which helped in my decision.

Cons: Just be sure your video card can handle 1440x900 resolution if you intend to run it at that res (mine can, but I read a few people on here with problems...). Really, although I've only used it for a short time, I can't say anything bad about this monitor.

Overall Review: Shipping was great, as usual. Ordered it on New Year's Day (holiday - i.e. newegg was closed), and it still go here 2 days later. Fantastic!