Pros: Windows XP native driver worked flawlessly. Alows for choice of any Com port.

Cons: None for me.

Overall Review: I bought this unit to interface with my Suunto Vyper dive computer. It worked flawlessly in minutes using the driver installed by XP. It doesn't get any easier than this.

Pros: Windows found drivers right away. Card seemed to work fine.

Cons: I contacted customer support to find out what the chipset was in advance of my purchase but did not receive a reply after 4 days. After installing, I discovered that the card uses the NEC chipset.

Overall Review: The NEC chipset was incompatible with my audio interface, a Presonus Firestudio. Had to RMA the card. Iogear uses TI, which is what I just ordered.

Comments: Sturdy, sturdy, sturdy. This has got to be the best going deal on a case today. This thing has mass. I ordered two new computers the same week, an Athlon that I built myself and a pre-built from Dell. The cases that Dell are using these days are not to my liking. The Dell case broke just taking the computer out of the shipping box. I am ordering another Chieftec to put my Dell into before it turns into dust.... Two minor complaints about the Chieftec though, the front door is a bit of a pain if you need to access your drives or power button often and the computer doesn't look as cool without it. Also, I got mine with the included Chieftec power supply. Despite the >400 watt rating, it looked a little whimpy to me compared to my Enermax.