Pros: This card picks up signals like the mars rover(s). My old A**link card (which was more expensive BTW) would fluctuate between 9mbs low to 54mbs very high (mainly the former). I pluged this card in and Windows XP recognized it and installed it before I could get the software disc out of the sleeve. Immediatley I was getting 54mps at excellent! I didn't even bother installing the software as I don't want to set up network sharing right now. If the software works as well as the card I'm sure it is fantastic. The card is picking up the signal from a cheap D**ink router across the house through several walls (my house was built in the 50's so we ain't talking sheet rock here).

Cons: It doesn't pay my cable bill (although with this card I could probably cut off my internet & "borrow" from a neighbor).

Overall Review: It's less than $30 including shipping, "Just buy it!"

Pros: AM2 socket compatible with duel core athlon 64. AGP slot for older video cards.

Cons: Very little control in BIOS. Completely unstable with ATI VGA cards at 8x speed, have to set speed to 4x in bios & smartgart.

Overall Review: Should have gone ahead & gone with PCI express. This is what happens when your cheap I suppose.

Pros: Great sound , excellent microphone, comfort, inexpensive.

Cons: None I can think of.

Overall Review: As the earlier poster stated removing the noise dampening inserts from behind the ear pads greatly improves already impressive sound.

Pros: Small length, fits in my computer desk with room to spare, vertical drive & led light are a nice touch. Plenty of room for large video cards. Comes with plenty of hardware. You only need the sticky tabs for your optical drive if it is very old.

Cons: Only one optical drive bay (But you can use external drives with a good motherboard with external SATA connections).

Overall Review: I have this case housing a PhenomII 550 OC to 3.7 (with stock cooling) and an HD4850 1gb with only 2 case fans (one in the back & one in the bottom). the CPU idles at 35C and never breaks 50C under load. The GPU idles aroud 40C and Never Breaks 55C. This is while the case in inside a "Hideaway" computer desk.

Pros: Awsome overclocking, sitting stable at 3.7 with stock cooling in a small case inside a (hidaway) computer desk. 35C at idle never breaks 55C under load. Runs all the games I have at max settings.

Cons: Other cores unlockable (although I didn't buy this chip from newegg, I think they have the early ones that aren't locked).

Overall Review: I use this CPU for gaming & will upgrade later, right now most games don't need 4 cores. This chip overclocks like a champ on a good mainboard (I only stopped at 3.7 because my HD4850 1gb was bottlnecking it). It could easily go to 3.9 or even 4gigs on air in a good case.

Pros: Cheap, can use your old agp card with an AM2 processor.

Cons: Runs slower than most AM2 processor speeds, causes conflicts with processor & graphics card.

Overall Review: Had a Radeon X800 pro AGP & tried to take the cheap way out & match it with an 64X2 3800+ AMD with this board. Would crash within a minute, after much searching learned that it would not run in AGP8x (even though it says it supports it). Downloaded ATI tool & set it to 4x in Smartgard. Ran....for a bit, would crash under high load. Finally bought a new biostar MB & x1950pro pci (very happy now). This MB now sits in my closet, the moral of this story? "You get what you pay for"