Pros: Incredible Price/performance ratio on this beast. It's simply incredible. I can't run Crysis flat out, but it does go faster than my friends GTS 640 without doubt. Runs UT3 demo flat out with 2xAA, never goes below ~40 fps for me. COD4 Demo is simply destroyed by this cards performance. I had to run it at 1024x768 with medium details and no AA on my previous card (A 7950gt) but on this? I run 1280x1024, full details, and 2xTRAA with no frames below 40. Runs episode 2 flawlessly with 4XTRAA with everything cranked. I think that what I'm trying to say is that this card rocks. I haven't noticed any temp problems either, just have a well ventilated case and nothing will be bad. Has the new Purevideo 2 chip on board, unlike the other 8800's. EVGA's new heatsink art looks pretty. :)

Cons: I had to install new drivers when I put this card in? (Digging for these, sorry) Oh, and the beta 169.02 drivers don't work with Crysis for me. So download the 169.04 drivers. No problem. It's also a long card. Just barely fits in my Sonata 2 case with a 120mm fan installed up front, but it does fit.

Overall Review: My system- Athlon64 x2 4400+ (socket 939), 4x512mb DDR, Vista x64, evga 8800 GT 512mb.

Pros: Good feature content. NForce 4! Nice overclock features, and the layout is nice. Allows for relatively easy installation......

Cons: ...Which is good because I've had to RMA two of these. My first one ran fine for about 1 1/2 months, then one morning it wouldn't POST. I RMA'd it, and Asus was great, no pain except for the fact that I had to give them my Mobo. Then the second one I got lasted 8 days. Asus tech support was helpful, and ultimately determined that I must be shorting out my board. I had a 380w PSU, and I gave to woman my hardware specs and she said that I would need 550 watts to run my config. I don't believe this is true at all, but I am planning on upgrading video card soon, so I just moved up my PSU upgrade. I hope this PSU idea works. The NB fan is also noisy after a couple of weeks, and might need to be replaced.

Overall Review: Good name, good support, bad reliability (in my case). My friend has had one that has been flawless for 6 months and he loves it. I wish I had his luck.

Pros: Looks nice, white LEDs are a nice switch from the excessively showy (in my opinion) blue that is everywhere these days, built in fan controller has plenty of headers, plenty of room to work with, easiest cable management this side of... having a case, easy to access the dust filters, lots of airflow = cool components.

Cons: Just a few: as others have mentioned, the USB 3 port on the front access panel is just an extension cable- you need to run it to an actual USB 3 port on the back panel of the computer. I would have loved a plug that just goes into a USB 3 header. No speaker, if you care about that. No mention of the fan controller is made in the documentation, so it could be a bit daunting for a first time builder.

Overall Review: time and again as I was building my computer in this case, I was pleasantly surprised by all the small annoyances that corsair has addressed. Possibly my favorite example as the middle motherboard standoff- instead of making all of the standoffs screw points, one of them is a little nub that holds the mobo in place, so it doesn't take 3 hands to hold the mobo in place against the back panel, drop the screw into place, and screw it in. Minor, yes, but it was so nice to not have to deal with it. Additionally, there are so many pass throughs for cable management it is hard to believe. It makes install a breeze. Easily the best case I have used.

Pros: Very fast, silences the HDD seeking click we have all become so used to, runs cool, includes a 3.5" adapter. Nice red color too.

Cons: None in my case.

Overall Review: BF3 maps load in seconds, it takes as long to POST and move past the BIOS screen as it does to boot windows and land on your desktop. I have not had any BSOD issues either, so I have zero complaints.

Pros: Great cooling for the money, very quiet, clean look inside case, plugs right into CPU fan header, bolts right up to a 120mm fan you already have.

Cons: I can't think of any.

Overall Review: Currently running this with an FX-8120 slightly overclocked to 3.8 GHz, it idles about 3 C above ambient temps and gets up to about 45 C under gaming load. If you are debating between the H60 and a larger (and noisier) liquid cooler, you most likely don't need more than this.

Pros: It's a corsair modular PSU- you get great power and you don't have the clutter of cables you don't need. Works great, not sure what else you could ask for.

Cons: Only complaint is that with cases getting bigger and bigger, longer SATA cables would be nice for some. Also, the 8 pin connector could be a bit short if you have a large, full tower case, but that applies to any PSU.