Pros: Overall: -Good case design. Temperatures are normal with only 1 intake and 1 exhaust fan. -Large power supply for no worry additions. -Inside of case was all nicely done. Wires are zip tied to frame and out of the way of fans. Processor: Intel Core i7 920 -Very fast. -Easily overclockable -Idles at 40C; Normal Usage 45C; Max Load 70C -The temperatures good, don't be worried about them until you idle around 60C. Graphics Card: EVGA NVIDA 9800+ GTX -Decent card. Not the best, not the worst(more towards the best). -Halo, Halo 2, Gunz, Perfect World, Drift City, Rakion all at full settings at 1920x1080! -EVGA Precision software will allow overclocking from windows. Works great.

Cons: -Comes with stock heat sink + fan for processor. -Smaller hard drive than I wanted but not a big deal. -Only one IDE connection on the board. So if you want to use something besides SATA you only have one extra connection.

Overall Review: -Don't worry about the i7 carrying the stock fan+heatsink. Everything works out fine and the processor is made to run hotter. I know a few people that have let it run at about 100C for a few hours and it came out fine. All in all a very good computer that I recommend to anyone wanting to upgrade to the i7. CyberPowerPC did a very good job here. As reference I was coming from a Pentium 4 computer.

Pros: -No dead pixels upon arrival. -I notice no glare or bleed. -Automatic switching from 16:9 to 4:3 when games change resolution!

Cons: -Screen menu isn't the easiest to use.

Overall Review: -I don't know how well the speakers work, don't plan to use them. Same with the HDMI settings.