Pros: Fits perfect with micro ATX. Has a good power supply. All marks seem to be met and holding after a few months of constant use. Price is fantastic ($70 with free shipping).

Cons: Not modular - wires can get in the way (PSU on top and wires hang down). Not a case for high performance units (won't easily fit after market CPU cooling Fans or large high performance video cards). Not a whole lot of air flow but definitely good enough for standard system

Overall Review: - I'm running a Intel quad core Q6600 and small (128) video card and 4 GB of RAM and 250 GB Seagate Hard disk and everything seems to be staying very cold for a fairly small and closed in case.

Pros: - Display is crisp and vibrant - no dead pixels, color is accurate, no flickering, etc. - Looks great - easy to put together. - Perfect size - 4k looks fantastic at this size.

Cons: - Not really con, but at the time of this review the price has actually increased since I bought it on 1/28/2016 - which was ~$350.

Overall Review: Another reviewer said their monitor looked washed out, but I'm not experiencing this issue. I've compared to other led lcd monitors and TVs and this monitor appears very accurate and bright.

Pros: Easy to setup - basically plug and play - walks you through everything if you need it too. Also has a lot of advanced options that also are surprisingly headache free, such as setting up ftp storage device (USB), remote login, etc etc etc. At over $100 was fairly expensive, but does have dual bands (2.4GHz and 5GHz) and lots of bells and whistles. Nice gui and looks nice as well.

Cons: The media server functionality doesn't run all that well, still fairly buggy, but I can't complain.

Overall Review: I used the DLink DIR-655 for about 3 years and loved it. Not sure if there is compatible OpenWrt support for this router yet, but I imagine it's in the works.

Pros: RAID support, IPMI, Dual LAN gig ports, supports windows server os, etc.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Make sure you get x8 RAM (for kingston there should be a 8R in the title)

Pros: Installed windows server 2008 no problem, as well as exchange server on another. Great board and layout. IPMI is great and dual lan gig ports.

Cons: None really.

Overall Review: Make sure you get x8 RAM (for kingston it has 8R in its name)

Pros: Great Chassis - everything fit (used Supermicro serverboard). Great airflow and PSU is sufficient, but is loud.

Cons: Rails not included.

Overall Review: Great commercial grade chassis