Pros: runs everything i've thrown at it so far, very easy setup, the gpu tweak is nice and it stays at a good temperature around 25-30 degrees CELSIUS

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: great price for a great card and shipping was speedy fast. i recommend this card to people who don't wanna spend to much but still wants power. so far im 2 for 2 with new egg previously buying a cyberpower pc from them and that turned out well now the card is also a score

Pros: so far all is good. i had to adjust timings and enable the 800mhz but now its all good! very nice ram highly recommended

Cons: none

Overall Review: the package was damaged but nothing was defective

Pros: OK just to clarify, this fan's RPM can me modified if your motherboard supports it(PWM). That being said, anything going at 3000RPM will be loud no matter what. This fan does everything i want it to and more, it does get loud from like 1900-2000 and up but really just set it to 1500 and its silent. it still gets the job done at 1500

Cons: none really.

Overall Review: i like the material wrapping the wire, this fan screams quality. people who say its loud just dont understand how to use it properly. FACT

Pros: bought this card around February of last year worked great then and still work great now, i never tell myself: "boy i wish i had more power to run this game" in most situations the 660 can run on high settings. now even better paired with the 8350fx by AMD

Cons: none really, it does what is made to do

Overall Review: i may buy another one soon, they arent too expensive and it will be nice to have that extra boost

Pros: -This heatsync keeps my 8350 at idle temps as low as 12 degrees Celsius -looks really sleak and is designed well.

Cons: stock fan is a little noisy but i really dont care. i may buy a noctua soon.

Overall Review: was a little rough going in but mainly due to my tower's dumb design..

Pros: The thermal compound lowered my CPU temperature by an average of 7 degrees!!

Cons: None

Overall Review: All you need is a little bit right in the middle of the CPU, then use the spread tool to even it out a bit.