Pros: - Runs nice and cool, never bumps over 60c. - The fans are very quiet and the only time you can really hear it is when it spins up when you turn on your machine. - The dust built up resistance is a great feature. - Fantastic overclocking potential - Runs just about everything I throw at it on the highest settings. If you're worried about bf3, cod:bo2, borderlands 2- don't worry, you can run it on ultra, right out of the box. -The subtle blue LEDs are a nice touch. It doesn't match my colour scheme which is black and red, but whatever.

Cons: -No sticker :c -The GTX600 series are buggy with the title "All Points Bulletin: Reloaded" where if you've played for about a few hours, you'll get a black screen where you can't do anything but hard reset your system. You might even experience a BSOD. I'm not dinging an egg off on my review since you may not even play this game and that it's an issue with the 600 series itself. This may or may not be fixed in the future.

Overall Review: This is a very solid card and a definite MUST to grab if you're looking to purchase a 660ti and if you're an overclocker. Even if you're not looking to overclock it, this card stays very cool, very clean, and very quiet. This is pretty much one of the best mid-to-high range card you can get your hands on for the price with its functions considered. The build I've got my card in: Processor- AMD Phenom II x4 Black Edition Deneb 3.4GHz (Not OC) RAM- x2 G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 4gb PSU- OCZ Fatal1ty 750w MOBO- ASRock 970 EXTREME3 SSD (Primary)- OCZ Vector 3 HDD (Storage)- WD Green WD10EARX Case- Zalman Z11 Plus HF1

Pros: There isn't really much to say. It's a monitor and it works. I had to tune it a little bit for the image to be at my liking, as well as the viewing angle, but other than that, 99 bucks for this monitor is a great value and I'd buy this again. If you're not an enthusiast and you're not looking for anything super super fancy, this is your monitor right here.

Cons: Nothing at all that I can think of.