Pros: Picked these up while on sale during Black Friday for 44 dollars. I am very happy with my purchase. Currently running them at 1066 mhz on an ASUS Maximus Formula with no hiccups so far. I have no complaints whatsoever about this memory. I was a diehard Corsair man before, but I just couldn't pass these up at the price.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I was thinking about going to 1200 mhz ram, but at this price, it's hard to beat. Especially since I've had so few problems with them. My last set of Corsair ram had some problems with the timings on the label being mismarked, but I am so impressed with this ram that I plan to buy another set soon to bring my box up to 8 gigs. Probably not necessary, but at this price.... :-)

Pros: Great number of buttons, very precise, software is very good, braided cord.

Cons: Mouse is a bit too small for my taste, and a bit light.

Overall Review: Overall, this is a great mouse. The DPI is excellent, looks great, I love the illumination, and the software is quite easy to use. My only complaints, and these are purely subjective and a matter of preference, is that the mouse is quite a bit too small for me, and a bit too light. My hands are not larger than average at all, but I like being able to palm my mice, and I like them to have a bit of heft to them. The only real problem I had with the mouse was that the teflon cushion around the laser was thicker than the main cushion, so the mouse had a tendency to teeter on it, which drove me completely nuts until I removed it. But if you prefer smaller mice, I would highly recommend this mouse, especially for MMO's, which are it's intended market...

Pros: Great sound, clear highs and solid lows. And while virtual 5.1 from 3 speakers is still not quite up to par with true 5.1, it's still very good. It's also nice not having the need to mount any rear satellites, or have speaker stands behind you as well as the associated wiring. But even at high volume levels, the sound stays clear. Overall, I've been extremely happy with them.

Cons: The price is quite steep, but that's not unusual for Bose. And it is still virtual 5.1, so it's not quite as good as the real thing. The only other complaint I have is that the connection to the control pod on the sub woofer had gotten a little loose and caused me some hassle, but I was able to repair it. To be fair, I have had them over a year now, and I have moved a couple of times since I bought them.

Overall Review: It is pretty important to have the speakers set as they show in the guide, as well as the distance from where you sit. If you get to far out of position, the virtual surround is diminished significantly. But, as I said before, they are only virtual surround, and so are not perfect.

Pros: Good system, especially for newcomers to liquid cooling. Simple setup, and everything is there. I also like having an external, case attached radiator. The radiator shroud does a good job of protecting the radiator as well. The low coolant alarm and shutoff feature is nice as well. Also like that they include a fan to attach to the cooling block to help make up for the loss of airflow you would otherwise have over the chipset, depending on what type of motherboard you have.

Cons: Can be a pain in the backside to install, depending on what kind of case you have. Would have preferred a copper radiator, even at the incurred price increase. Was not impressed by the coolant.

Overall Review: Running a Q6600 @ 3 GHz, it idles right at room temp with radiator fan running at minimum. At full load, it has never gone above 35 degrees. Also, I was lucky that I had a Gigabyte 3d Aurora 570 case(Early version of the Sumo 5115, for the most part), so installation was a snap since the case was designed to utilize the cooling system. In other systems, it could be a pain to place the pump. Also, I wouldn't recommend the coolant that comes in the box, though that may just have been a fluke. It wasn't quite scale, persay, but did coat the hoses and reserviors with a film. I was able to clean it all out easily, but I couldn't do anything to clean my 5.25 reservior. I've since changed to another coolant, and not had a problem since.

Pros: I fell in love with this board shortly after I got it. If you aren't familiar with overclocking or BIOS settings in general, it can be a bit daunting, but there is literally nothing you cannot do with this thing. By and far the best board I have had as of yet. I have always been a fan of ASUS boards, and this one really cinched it for me. The flexibilty is just amazing. I do like the AISuite software as well. But I've had this board for some time now, and it has performed flawlessly. Much more than I can say for some other boards I've had.

Cons: Not a single complaint.

Overall Review: I do wish I had been able to find the extreme version with the liquid cooling block for the chipset, but to be honest, it runs quite cool with the copper sinks that it came equipped with.

Pros: Using this as a dedicated psu for my video cards. I love it, and have had absolutely no problems with it. Very happy with this, as I know that my video cards are always well fed, no matter how much power they eat up. It is very easy to install, and the modular cables are a great addition.

Cons: I think the only real complaint I have is that I wish there were a way to disconnect the 120 cord at the slot on the rear of the case. It can get irritating if I have to move my computer to have it dangling off the back of the case. But that is also due to the fact that the Gigabyte 3D Aurora case is extremely large and awkward to move around anyway. So it's really a minor gripe to be honest. And It's one I could probably correct myself when I get some time to do it. I also have to mention that it was a very, very tight fit in the bay, thought that may just be my particular case.

Overall Review: It does take up a 5.25 bay, but that is really a minor concern as I have three more besides. On the other hand, it does make it incredibly convienant when, like in my case, you need the extra power but don't want to pay the considerable cost of upgrading the primary psu, especially considering they get quite costly in the higher wattage ranges. A 1000 watt power supply would have set me back 250 dollars. This only set me back 110, and combined with my primary psu I had already been running, gets me up to 1100 watts total. This allowed me to install a liquid cooling system without having worries about overloading.

Sennow got my drives out and shipped right away upon ordering. When there was a goof-up on the part of the Post Office and my drives went into a temporary limbo for a couple of days, I contacted Sennow, and they got back to me right away. Great customer service, I would definitely buy from them again and recommend them highly.