Pros: I received these drives about 7 days ago. Since that time these drives have gone through hell. I ran Darik's Boot and Nuke with the DoD 7 pass preset, verifying after every round and then did a long SMART test. All 4 drives I bought are running great.

Cons: Price hasn't really come down much since HGST first released the NAS line 3 years ago.

Pros: Worked pretty well, handled my 6800 GT, Athlon XP 3200+(Barton)fine.

Cons: -One 12v rail -Died after 6 months

Overall Review: Ok, I bought this product because of its cheap price, since it had 18amps/12v i thought it would do fine for my system. I was right and it did, however about 6 months later it started to die. This thing is running 11.31v on its 12v rail. Its safe to run at least 11.7v. All my games started lagging even though my connection was fine and my FPS were high. Stay away if you want your PSU to last.

Pros: -Seeing 16 threads in task manager -Video encoding flys with this thing -Gaming performance is pretty good with my RX 470 crossfire -Pretty good overclocking, got 900

Cons: -Clock speeds are comparatively low next to the competition

Overall Review: I have mine rock stable at 3.9GHz on all 4 cores with 1.388 volts, 3200MHz Gskill FlareX memroy and an MSI X370 Gaming Pro Carbon. I really would have liked an even 4.0GHz but even at 1.488v I cant get it stable.

Pros: -Feels solidly built-- this I think is an often overlooked quality. This PCB is nice and thick and durable. -Matte Black -RGB Lighting -Stable with 3200MHz memory on GSkill FlareX -Decent VRMs for overclocking

Cons: -Could have used a couple more USB ports at the back panel. -For the price I would have liked to see some additional network connectivity.

Overall Review: UEFI layout is a little weird and took a bit to get used to...I guess I'm just used to the old style of things.

Pros: I actually use this router in my home, and it is quite fast and provides me with an excellent stable connection. I had been using an ERLite for the past 3 years and I've upgraded to this because Ubiquiti recently added support for fq_codel. My ERLite could manage to support about a 70Mb connection down running fq_codel before running out of CPU horsepower. This beast can do up to 300, providing me with a rock solid 150/10 connection to Comcast with no bufferbloat and excellent stability. Should have enough gas for Comcast's initial push into Docsis 3.1 or their next speed upgrade over the next few years.

Cons: Will need to upgrade again to run fq_codel or whatever the next implementation is by Ubiquiti to support a 1Gb connection.

Overall Review: I replaced the fans with Noctua 40mm fans because the noise profile, while not overly loud, was annoying.

Pros: I've mounted these fans/ replaced fans in my small 1u rack routers, switches and servers for the past 3 or 4 years and in every case they have provided adequate cooling for a fraction of the noise profile. They come with lots of mounting and power options

Cons: A little on the expensive side.

Overall Review: Worth the money and will buy again