Pros: It works, looks cool with a black theme PC and white fan blades. I built an FX 6 core for a person, used this because the stock heatsink was fugly, It runs CPU at 17-26, jumps to 30 some times with WoW running. Oh and it works with AM3+ the description doesnt say that, but it does, i'm using it right now to write this review.

Cons: wasnt free

Overall Review: I would probably not buy this if I was OC'ing ,but the PC its in will sit at factory settings for 5+ years with GPU upgrades, so it really doesnt matter, it was baught more for looks/slight increase in cooling. Not for putting CPU at 5 ghz.

Pros: none

Cons: Fan started ticking/squeeking a few hours after running and now doesnt do anything but humm and not spin under full load.

Overall Review: Now I have to either spend 90 dollars to ship a computer from my friends house, or try to have him undo an hours worth of work over the phone, and reinstall, reroute wires. What happend with corsair? I have the same PSU running for 1.5 years, and a 750w one running for over 2 years with no issues. Just get a full modular PSU so you can just take out the box and not have to redo wires. I should of just spent the extra money to buy one to start with.

Pros: works.

Cons: the fact that neweggs review form doesn't work.

Overall Review: fix your website, its getting old when things don't work all the time.

Pros: Fan that works

Cons: not free

Overall Review: It works, dont know why people expect 25 cfm to blow tons of air, but I got it for a temp solution to a video card fan while I wait on a new fan from the company.

Pros: I forgot to mention, they sent me a top ram adapter plus the little USB one, it was all in a little plastic case, minus the USB one obviously.

Cons: N/A

Overall Review: N/A

Pros: They work, fit, and look nice. Sound is really good for what I paid for them too. On the cord, it is long enough I sit by my PC to use them, i've never understood people who whine about cords on mice/headsets, what are they trying to do, go on a jog around the block while talking on vent? Take them off. The vollume controller that everyone is complaining about holds the wire that goes to the headset decently taught, this means I dont get annoyed by having a wire lightly touching my arm, or randomly touching it while playing games/working.

Cons: none yet. However people with mic being too low problems, go into audio device manager, click on the headset icon, click levels tab, and set it from 15% to 100%. My mic was defaulted to around 15% on windows 7 64.

Overall Review: They look pretty nice, And are what appears to be the same build style as a pair of headphones i've had for 8+ years now that get used probably 10+ hours a day ( I work at home and with my PC) The mic actually goes in front of my mouth, I dont feel like I have to scream off to the side to talk into it. The speakers fit nicely, If they did not cancel noise I wouldnt know I had them on. The "noise" that everyone hears while nothing is playing is called silence... I got these to either last 3 months, or become a backup set because I needed a USB headset for work. However I will use them for gaming as well, and come back in 6 months to review again, if they last that long. If they last 6 months, I will most likely buy another set as a backup set. I suspect they may last longer than 6 months. Seriously about cords on electronics, I want to know what people are trying to do with them that cords are too short.

Thanks