Pros: This card is REALLY friggin' fast. Plays Crysis at Very High and 2xAA, 35-45FPS.

Cons: Fan speed is screwy at 29%; You have to go into nVidia's CP and set fan speed to 50-60 so it doesn't get too hot (but it's quiet, so minor issue).

Overall Review: Makes my old 2900XT cry.

Pros: They're circular.

Cons: Out of a 25-pack, I had eight that didn't burn out on the first layer. Of those, four burned out while writing the second layer. I got four good discs.

Overall Review: Well, if you want coasters..

Pros: This thing works. Feels great in the hand and the buttons are easily accessible. Very well built. I love it!

Cons: Nothing.

Overall Review: Buy one.

Pros: Great audio, comfortable for long gaming sessions, easily adjustable size settings. Detachable microphone. Cable is long enough to reach from behind my full ATX machine around the side of my desk, but not so long that it just hangs around and gets tangled like other headsets I've owned.

Cons: Fatality logo is kind of stupid. No cons with the actual device, though.

Overall Review: Provides excellent audio sound, but only with a good sound card. If you're using integrated audio, you should add an Audigy or X-Fi sound card in your cart along with this. It's terrific with high-quality EAX audio in games, but it can't magically produce sound quality higher than that low quality junk output by Realtek chipsets.

Pros: Excellent card. Far Cry 2, 1680x1050, Maxed, 8xAA: 71 FPS avg. Crysis Warhead, 1440x900, Maxxed, 6xAA, 50 FPS avg. Team Fortress 2, 1680x1050, Maxxed, 16xQ AA, 94 FPS avg.

Cons: There's nothing wrong with this card. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

Overall Review: It's pretty big and hungry. If you don't have a full ATX case, forget fitting this bad boy in there. Also, it needs 36A of power - check your PSU, if you've got a non-name brand, you might need to upgrade, as I did. EVGA's Precision utility is a lot nicer than N-Tune for overclocking, I suggest you use it.

Pros: Provides some degree of power. On a good day.

Cons: 12v rails HIGHLY overrated by manufacturer; I barely got 10A out of them, and couldn't run any sort of decent GPU.

Overall Review: Go with a more reputable brand - Corsair, Silverstone, PC Power & Cooling, Cooler Master, etc. Not some Chinese knockoff.