Pros: Let me start by saying this is my first Mechanical Keyboard. I've used MX blue's before for brief periods but never owned. This by far is the best keyboard I've owned. The constuction is solid. MX browns are exactly my come of tea. Keyboard is solidly built, don't know why the negative reviews. The wireless feature is very useful for me, considering I run a KVM setup with around 30 wires, even with wire management, is a complete mess. I wanted an easier solution. Also, no worries of accidental cable yanks, or purchasing another protector. For the price, people expect more, but this is a mechanical keyboard. Solidly built, wireless and mechanical all under $100 is perfect.

Cons: DO NOT USE THE WRIST PAD. It oozes cheap awful afterthought. Nice textured surface, but you'll regret it the minute you install it, and it is next to impossible to uninstall it without doing some damange.

Overall Review: I didn't really expect much else from this keyboard. What I really wanted is an Otaku tenkeyless with PBT keys possible laser etched or double shot key caps, but those can be bought after market for $35. I don't need a ton of keys, I have a logitech gameboard for gaming, I use this for typing. I didn't want the acutation force to be that of a red and be fully linear, but wanted a linear experince. Red's seemed too light for me, I might have made mistakes. Browns are sensational for typing, and don't make a racket like Blues. I thougth about picking up a Model M style buckling spring, but went for the less force browns. I'm a student, who must type quite a few reports. I didn't have the money for a Torpe keyboard which costs upwards of 200, so this was the next best thing. I don't mean to degrade the keyboard at all. For all the negative reviews: Stop rating how you WANTED the keyboard, rate it for what it is. It is a fantastic keyboard. Does its job well.

Pros: Let's face it, you're buying this board for its insane OC abilities. True 8 phase board, 60A ferrite chokes, this isn't a board meant for play. Look, a lot of boards offer the same features, Tbolt, a PLX chip for your graphics, sure plenty of stuff. BUT. This outclasses them in terms of OC, heck it outclasses the MVE which costs $390. AND IT INCLUDES all the other features, like a seperate wifi card with BT, Two TBolt ports, Debug LEDs, and a 3.0 usb panel. You get all the new peripheral technologies, insane power delivery setup at an attractive cost. If this appeals to you, then by all means purchase this board. If you just need your i5 at 4.5ghz with maybe 2 gpus, get something cheaper, save your cash. If you're Phase Changing or on DICE, well what are you waiting for man? PICK THIS UP!

Cons: Does not include OC Touch. No peripherals for OCers like the EVbot or OC Key, sadly. Color scheme may not appeal to everyone.

Overall Review: This board outclasses all other boards for z77. It outclasses budget boards by leagues, it outclasses nearly everything that is and will be available for z77. The extreme has hotwire, sub zero sense, and oc key. That's it. If giga could include those features separately, then well that board would be pointless too. You don't need anything else really, maybe if you had 4 gpus and needed the lan features, otherwise, get a sound card if you need, or consolidate to a twin gpu card if you wish. No real point to purchase any other board if you think about it.

Pros: Got 2 in crossfire for 1920 x 1080 Don't ask me, check anandbench and that should explain all the pros of this card, like the fact you can max every game in todays market 50+ fps (Witcher 2 Ubersampling on + Ultra) everything else 60+ fps. Crysis ? pshh old. Metro? so last year... you're still stuck with suckish frames? well its time to upgrade to these They're extremely silent, worked right off the bat, no problems at all. When they need to they can keep the gpu cool and quiet. AMD CCC is actually quite nice, and drivers were easy to install, even coming from nvidia cards.

Cons: They don't have a backplate They make you not want to come back to newegg, because face it, whats the point? when you have the best... well then what do you do? only 6+1 VRMs (not even that big a deal, can overclock well even on stock volts) The way their power plugs are positioned is awful for cable managment no real gripes...

Overall Review: Performance beast, quite frankly you'll be spoilt by owning these. Playing Crysis Warhead the other day, lol what lag? Enthusiast with forced Super Sampling AA? no biggie Witcher 2 with ubersampling on? hah Lowest frame rate was low 30s and mostly at 50s. If you know this setting then you should know thats dang near the best. 2gb vram means you can use all the AA you want. Slightly overkill for my res, but honestly if I go triple screen I will also go triple gpu. Why wait for next gen? TSMC hasn't started production yet, who knows what sorts of trouble the next gen die shrink will bring? Instead of thinking of the future, why not act now? you're still sitting there? still reading up with reviews and fps comparisons? Buy it and forget about it. Infact, make sure to buy two atleast. You'll thank me.

Pros: Where to begin? I've cycled these through two builds [P55 build, i7 860] and [x58, i7 930]. Running 2 cards in sli. Highest clocks I've got are 875/1750/2000. which are better than stock gtx 470s So really my machines (according to countless reviews) are better than slightly OCed gtx 470s, while drawing under 550w total system power draw, a hell of a lot less noisy and cost less than a single 580. Infact, not only did I do better than a 480, I do better than a 580, 5970 and gtx 470 sli. Talk about value! These cards are beasts, and getting 52fps on crysis (1920 x 1080, 2x AA, Very High everything) is a satisfying feeling. These cards aren't worth it anymore, I'd personally jump aboard the 6850 or 6950 (shader unlock) 2gb, If i were to start again, but at the time, these were amazing, and still are. Did I mention, they perform great in nvidia surround?

Cons: weren't free wish they looked cooler wish their memory width was 384 and started out with 2gb vram. oh well you can't have it all for under $200 now can ya

Overall Review: Great cards. Metro 2033 at max with DoF off at 1680 x 1050 gets 60fps on these, (Granted the cards were 925mhz and with a core i7 950 @ 4.5ghz thats still amazing)

Pros: Where to begin on this? amazing, amazing, amazing It does everything and more. AND MORE.

Cons: You could get an i7 875k for OC

Overall Review: . Don't get the i5, no AMD no need for i7 870. Get either this or the 950. done

Pros: What can I say? Amazing? check Keeps cpu COLD? check Creates a wind tornado? CHECK overkill? CHECK read other thoughts

Cons: LOUD LOUD LOUD SO VERY LOUD I read reviews on delta's and people said they were loud I didn't believe them boy was I wrong Take my advice, even if you don't care at all about noise, this thing will blow out your ears. I have large sound blaster headphones and they just barely block out the noise recommendation: buy a fan controller.

Overall Review: I uses this along with a ZALMAN cnps10x performa in a pushpull configuration for cooling my i7 860. It is way overkill as this is meant for servers but when you see sub 30c temps, you're happy. It is quite loud as stated above.