Pros: Cheap for the specs Low power Low heat Low noise Just add RAM and HDD and you're good to go

Cons: Didn't include an american power cable No rear sound jack CPU could be a little better

Overall Review: I got this as soon as I saw it for sale. Amazing little box, it has completely replaced my Asus G750JM that I've been using as a 'portable gaming desktop' A few problems: The one I received came with two European power cables, no american one. I had one left over from a laptop so that wasnt a huge issue. Also, the mSATA screw post was loose on mine. Being impatient, I peeled off the warranty void sticker to pull the mainboard out and resecure it so I could install an mSATA card. Probably should have been patient and filed a claim, but I was too giddy to check out this awesome piece of hardware to wait. I did file a ticket with NewEgg about the wrong power cable, and they contacted the vendor who is apparently now going to send me a replacement power cable, so that's awesome customer service there. I've got mine setup with 8GB of RAM from Crucial, a 180GB Intel mSATA boot drive, and a Samsung 1TB EVO SSD. The only game I have any real issues with is Space Engineers, which has a few frame rate issues due to the weaker CPU. I was able to resolve a bunch of this, though, by updating drivers and BIOS. There is a noticeable bump in performance with the latest BIOS and latest drivers from nVidia(these will not install until you've updated the BIOS, however). Overall, I would STRONGLY suggest this as an excellent low power gaming desktop. It plays all of my games on medium or high settings at 1080p. My only wish, is that my Asus monitor had the rear mounting holes so I could bolt it to the back of my monitor.