Pros: Over 90% efficient at half load, capable of handling all single-card and most 2-way SLI setups, solid build quality. No coil whine, high-quality cables, fully modular.

Cons: None worth mentioning.

Overall Review: The difference in power efficiency between my old Antec 480W and this unit is obvious. Before I was drawing ~430 at full load; this maxes out at 355. High build quality throughout, excellent product. It's unfortunate that others are getting coil whine, but their 7-year warranty should cover it.

Pros: Higher compute performance than Kepler-based GPU's, runs properly and never gets too hot under full load.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: It would rock if retailers still had these new because of their high compute potential in Blender, Adobe Premiere, and Adobe After Effects.

Pros: The sticks feel solid and the headspreaders are no joke. I felt the heat coming off of them during the burn-in phase, so I know the spreaders are doing their job. Feels like solid construction, so no worries there about getting flimsy hardware.

Cons: Unfortunately the first set didn't survive even 5 minutes of memtest before generating errors. Seems to only be 1 stick out of the pair with all of the issues. I had to remove an egg because these should have never left the factory. I'll get them exchanged today and we'll move on.

Overall Review: I'll write another review in a few months after we've put these through their paces, but I'm optimistic on how they'll perform. And finally these are sticks that will run at specified speeds.

Pros: Cools very well. On an E6600 it keeps it 42C or below, never above. Is quieter than my power supply fan and graphics card, which is nice.

Cons: Pretty difficult to install. Be prepared to lean on the screwdriver to get the second clip screw in properly.

Overall Review: Just remember to assemble the backplate and front mount before you screw down the mobo. Other than that, the trouble to install it is worth it, it cools very well.

Pros: Very stable processor. Excellent upgrade from Prescott P4. Runs cool @ 35C idle and 42C full load with Zalman cooler. I haven't overclocked it yet, but I've seen people get this up to 4GHz, but a 3.6 would be fine.

Cons: Unless yours shows up DOA, there are none.

Overall Review: Just align the tabs on the socket with the notches on the chip and installation is easy, like it always is. Very stable processor, does everything it says it does.

Pros: Great processor that runs just fine. I'm not overclocking, so the stock HS and fan work without a problem. Much faster than my old-school 1.8 P4(and it should be.)

Cons: Nothing really. No heat problems, doesn't crash my system, works great.

Overall Review: Great price for a chip with this performance. I'd buy another one if I had the reason to.