Pros: Works great for older games and apps that need a 256 bit card. I use mine for personal video encoding on a modest system.

Cons: Had to send 1 back

Overall Review: Bought 3 of these. 2 for crossfire, and one for another machine. The third one had issues with the memory and I had to underclock it to 1225. I returned it and got the replacement. Same thing, but this time I decided to run VMT (Video Memtest) after running that one full cycle, which takes over 2hrs, it is now fine at default speeds. The Problem disappeared. SO I guess it just needed to be heated up. New memory of any kind sometimes needs to be stressed. The card is working perfectly now and I'm pleased.

Pros: Great CPU, after straightening the pins

Cons: The bungholes in the shipping department at newegg packed it in a cheap, used padded envelope, which of course was crushed by the apes at UPS. The pins were pushed into the black foam, and about a dozen were bent. A hour with a mechanical pencil, and they are straight and it runs fine. Why didn't I RMA? The possibility of the next one being worse, and the shipping cost.

Overall Review: I guess the more you order from here, the less they feel like they have to care, as the hooks are set.

Pros: Bios updates have made this board pretty stable, and it gets along well now with memory that wouldn't run faster than 2133 when I bought it now running at 2933.

Cons: The onboard Intel gigabit LAN has degraded to 10/100, I had to install a PCI-e NIC No LLC (line level control) in the bios The VRM gets hot with a Ryzen 7 during high work loads

Overall Review: This board works fine for everyday use and can handle big workloads with high cpu usage for hours at a time with a Ryzen 7 as long as you have a small fan blowing on the VRM. At least this board has a VRM temp sensor unlike some costing almost double.

Pros: Just about everything. It's very well built and I've bought cases costing twice as much that weren't as nice. Nice powder coating, A EATX motherboard does fit. the case is sturdy, and you can actually mount AIO coolers in the front, top or rear. That's something that a certain maker of AIO's can't say about many of their own cases.

Cons: The Built in fan controller uses MOLEX! Who uses molex connectors anymore? I also wish the 3-1/2 bay used threaded fasteners and not riveted. If your using a modular or semi modular PSU as I did, you'll have to connect all the wires you'll need to it before bolting it in.

Overall Review: I've seen complaints about the "Paint" scratching during a build in this case. Maybe it's just me but I don't assemble a new PC with a butchers knife and a chain saw.

Pros: Runs much cooler with a H80i Than my 8320 with a H80i and overclocks higher than my 8320 at stock voltage. Mine runs at 20x without a increase in core voltage.

Cons: Box cooler might work alright on a dual core sempron. Leave it in the box.

Overall Review: Wish I would got another one instead of my 8320.

Pros: Opened the box to find a brand new looking 6 year old laptop. Not a scratch or blemish on it. Plugged it in, booted it up, entered the activation key for the O/S and it works great

Cons: Not really a con but the 03/27/09 date coded battery is dead and won't charge. But for 62 bucks, I didn't expect perfection. Got a new one for 13 bucks and it fine.

Overall Review: Bought this for the garage to run OBD II diagnostics replacing my old and very slow pentium M laptop, but it's almost too nice.