Pros: Ordered about a year ago for my gaming rig. I haven't had any issues with it, except when overclocking* (see con's). Otherwise it's fast, it hasn't had any failures and it runs pretty cool.

Cons: So I bought this specifically because it was 1866 ram and I wanted to overclock to 2000. However it became unstable at anything past ~1920. No matter how I tried to overclock it (increase on the power, increase on frequency, etc...)

Overall Review: This is tall ram, but I knew that going in. Docked an egg because of the overclocking issue, not the tallness of the ram.

Pros: Looked really sleek. Seemed to run smoothly when it worked. Not a ton of bloatware . Windows 7. Very nice display.

Cons: Some flex in the keyboard. Saw some crazy variation in wireless connection speed in a short amount of time.

Overall Review: Got this laptop yesterday, booted it up, went though windows setup, got steam installed and downloaded a game. Played the game for a few hours as an initial test of the computer and everything ran very smoothly. When I went to unplug the computer from the ethernet there was a small static discharge between me and the case of the computer. This immediately shut the computer off, even though it was still plugged into the A/C adapter. I went to turn the computer back on, and got nothing. I went though all of the things that I could think of to try to get it to turn back on. Nothing. Went to turn it on this morning, still nothing. It is well and truly fried from a small static shock, when it should of been grounded by the A/C adapter. I have been building my own towers for years, I have even shorted a motherboard before in one of my builds, (not my fault one of the plastic screw holes, that was supposed to separate the motherboard screws from the case, was cracked.) I understand the dangers of static electricity and computers. But I have never seen a grounded computer shocked on it's chassis (which is there to protect the rest of the computer) just completely die. I have to say that I'm pretty disappointed Gigabyte. I bought this computer having done months of research, and having had personal experience with Gigabyte products before (I currently run a Gigabyte motherboard in my tower rig). I have to say that I will be much more leery of their products in the future, since I now have to return this computer I've had for a day.

Pros: Best case I have ever owned. I decided on this case for my custom gaming rig a year ago. I run a AMD 1090T black edition overclocked @4ghz, 16gb of g-skill ram overclocked @1920~ and an ATI sapphire 6870 graphics card. My typical run temp -- 29'c and when I put it under heavy load gaming or working (I often have the Unity Engine + another IDE + a dozen other programs open) I max at 40'c. This case really knows how to move air.

Cons: None

Overall Review: It's a full ATX tower, its huge, and it weights a ton! I knew all this going in, and that's the type of tower I was looking for. I mean have you seen the latest graphics cards? They are huge. But again, I knew all this so definitely not worth docking an egg for.

Pros: Colors are great, contrast is great, and there is basically no lag. I have also been completely unable to find any dead pixels, and have noticed 0 ghosting.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I love this monitor, in fact I loved it so much at home, that I ordered one for myself to use at work, (I'm a programmer). Works just as well for coding (the contrast is really nice, I like a dark background when I code) as it does for games.

Pros: Fast shipping, nothing was broken, newegg service was top notch as always. It worked right out of the box, simple install, was recognized by the computer instantly.

Cons: none

Overall Review: chose this to replace a dead hd in my parents computer, is noticeably faster then their old one, and runs quite. Have had no issues transferring files from the dead drive to this one.