Pros: This is easily the best RAM I have had in quite some time. I build at least 2 gaming systems a month (not for my self) and out of all the RAM I have used (pretty much every trusted brand name out there) this is easily the best. It runs at the rated speeds without any issues and stay completely stable. While the other brands were good none ran at the rated speeds above DDR2 800 no matter what type of kit (4x1GB or 2x2GB) I used. I recommend this RAM highly and not only is this in my RIG but I use it in all my customers systems as well.

Cons: The price seems to have gone up a bit.

Overall Review: Right now I have an ABIT IP35 PRO E8400 at 4GHz stock cooler this kit running at 1066 5-5-5-12 and an EVGA 8800GTS(G92) clocked @ 775 core, 1775 shader and 2100 memory. I don't know if I was just lucky and this is the perfect storm or what but I have never had a group of components play as well together and overclock so easily without any stability issues as these do.

Pros: On the rare occasion it works, and you're within 10 feet of the router Wi-Fi 6 is fast.

Cons: It almost never works. I've had to reset this router so many times because it just stops working. It's can't handle any amount of smart devices (mainly switches and Alexa compatible plugs) without freaking out. I eventually hooked my 5 year old ASUS router back up to handle my smart devices and am just using this for cell phone wilreless and hardwired devices. Right right now there are 3 phones, 2 tablets and a TV connected to it wirelessly and 2 consoles, 2 computers, 2 TVs and a receiver hard wired (using a switch) into it and it's still struggling to manage. I've never in my life had a router get overwhelmed so easily and I'm including those horrid service provider routers in that number. Only has 4 ports. I expect a hell of a lot more for my money and from MSI. I would have returned this if it didn't take me so long to get around to setting it up. A complete waste of money and constant waste of time having to repeatedly reboot it.

Overall Review: It's utter trash. Don't waste your time or money at this point. Maybe in a year or so when MSI has their *stuff sorted but right now it's an expensive paper weight with extremely obnoxious LEDs.

Pros: Easy to set-up Quick plug and play with JBOD Quiet Stable Work Horse

Cons: None as of yet.

Overall Review: I've been running one of these units with four 2TB drives installed 24/7 for over a year now and I've never had an issue. I use it for media storage and play back on my network and can watch a movie in the living room, a TV show in my office and music in the bedrooms, all at the same time without so much as a stutter. If you want a great, easy and affordable mass storage option this is the way to go. I'm tempted to pick up a new 4TB drive to see if it will work in this unit. If I do I'll update the results here.

Pros: I bought this kit last year for my personal system and it's run flawlessly ever since. Very easy to overclock and very stable.

Cons: The only con here is the price, this 6GB kit is more expensive than a lot of 12GB kits... Then again, you do get what you pay for.

Overall Review: I build PCs for a living and tend to focus on gaming systems so I have quite a bit of build experience with many different brands and G-Skill is my favorite. I've been using G-Skill for about 5 years now and they have never failed to impress. Always fast, always stable and I've yet to have a G-Skill module fail to overclock... or fail in general. My personal PCs: GAMING: SILVERSTONE RV02B (Raven 2) CORSAIR Professional Series HX850 PSU Intel i-7 [email protected] ASUS Sabertooth X58 LGA 1366 Intel X58 6GB G-Skill PI series DDR3 1600 eVGA GTX570 G.SKILL Phoenix Pro Series 60GB SSD Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB HDD Western Digital Caviar Green 2TB HDD Home Theater PC: (old gaming rig) Antec P180 Tower PC Power&Cooling 700w PSU Asus Maximus 2 Intel Core2Duo E8400 4GB G-Skill DDR2 eVGA GTX 460 Western Digital Caviar Black 640GB 4x Western Digital Caviar Green AV HDD Booth PCs use nVidia's audio out through the HDMI port to home theater receivers.

Pros: I've only had this monitor up and running for a few hours but so far this is a beautiful monitor, even in 2D mode. The colors are crisp, sharp and quite accurate out of the box. The 3D on this thing is amazing, I've only noticed ghosting on one 3D image (one of the test pictures nVIDIA displays after setting up 3D vision) but haven't noticed any in any games... yet. The touch sensitive buttons are a pretty cool as well. The monitor was quite easy to set up out of the box, the mount screws on quite nicely without the need for any hassling and the inputs are easy to get to. If you're looking for a new monitor and are interested in gaming in 3D I highly recommend the Acer HN274H.

Cons: The price I guess, though it is reasonable considering what you get and the quality of the monitor.

Overall Review: I never thought I would be this impressed by a monitor with a TN panel, LED or otherwise. This puts all the other monitors/TVs I've used as a display over the years to shame except for the 3D TV in my living room but being able to sit so close to the monitor (unlike the TV) the 3D really "pops" more on this display.

Pros: Great Game and runs beautifully (1920x1080, max settings 60fps) on a 9800GTX

Cons: Not quite quite as witty as Fall Out 1&2

Overall Review: It still has that 'This is a Bethesda game" feel so if you absolutely hated Oblivion there is a chance you wont enjoy this as much though most "issues" have been greatly improved. Easily one of the top 5 funnest games released this year on any platform.