Pros: RAM still running like a boss. No issues over the last year that I've been running the stick, it still passes all the memory tests. Just ordered another DIMM to upgrade my system to 8GB! $30 a DIMM!

Cons: None!

Overall Review: The red heat sink is a nice effect, as always

Pros: This is on the cheaper end of Intel Processors. It typically can handle a dedicated task with relative ease.

Cons: The processor's utilization of dual-core technology is noticeable in modern software, web applications, and gaming particularly. Even with hyper-threading, there just simply aren't enough cores to keep up. Processor also started getting hot about 6 months in and I had to replace my thermal paste.

Overall Review: It's like trying to run a system with 4GB RAM these days....it might be really nice RAM...but it's still only 4GB.

Pros: -Price per Watt was really good deal when I made this purchase! -Bronze Certification -Modular cables were really nice. Combined with the right case, a technician can really implement some cable management. The bluish-black sleeves are a nice touch. -Blue LED is a soft glow, nice addition to the unit. I use Corsaid white LED fan cases, so the blue glow of the PSU is kinda like my systems Heart ;]

Cons: None thus far!

Pros: -Afterburner OC Utility -Larger Stock Fan -Comes OC above the typical R7 260X -Runs my games on High/Ultra only paired with an i3 4thgen & 4GB DDR3 1600MHz (Starcraft II, Planetside 2, AvP, Guild Wars 2)

Cons: -None thus far.

Overall Review: It's a large card, but not nearly as bulky or long as some others, such as Radeon 7770. Easily fit on a mini-ATX board with a mid-sized tower. HDMI driver already installed, so it booted from HDMI to my TV no problem, even after a fresh build.

Pros: -GUI BIOS -Easy OC -Easy installation -Not DoA -Easy to update

Cons: None thus far