Pros: I've had this CPU for over two years, and it's been great. With HT enabled, I've got a stable OC of 3.8 GHz on a Corsair H80 cooler. Great for video encoding, 3D rendering, 3D modeling, animation, gaming, and everyday PC use. Basically, it's been an all-around workhorse for all my computer needs.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Even though it's been long discontinued, it's highly worth considering if you can find one cheap through other outlets.

Pros: Man, talk about a difference. I bought 2 of these to replace the stock Corsair fans that came with my H80. The difference is staggering. Not only do they push more CFM's of air at a lower RPM, but they do it at such a low noise level that they're barely noticeable even at full speed.

Cons: The price if anything. They're a bit pricey for a 120mm fan, but you certainly get what you pay for. These things rock! No LEDs (but that's a personal preference).

Overall Review: If you're looking for a great fan, either for a CPU cooler or case, look no further than these Cougars.

Pros: Lowered the temperatures on my Intel i7 870 significantly...nearly 30 degrees F. Before installing this cooler, I was getting BSOD's every week, due to the inadequate cooling on my stock Intel cooler. Two and a half months after installing this, I haven't had a single one. Fantastic! Better still, after installing the H80, I managed to overclock my processor from the stock 2.93 GHz to a very stable 3.7 GHz, with lower temperatures to boot. A win-win. Installation was straight forward and relatively simple. The worst part was removing my motherboard (I don't have an easy access panel in my case) to install the mounting bracket (but that's not the H80's fault). The instructions were simple enough, however some text might be helpful for more beginner builders. This was my first after-market cooler installation, and I didn't run into any issues. What I really like is how the inherit design takes most of the weight OFF the motherboard and shifts it to the back of the case.

Cons: Fans are loud at full speed. Very loud. Luckily, they don't get there unless I'm really pushing a heavy load on my processor (maxing out a majority of my threads). Sadly, due to my case's design (Thermaltake Armor MX+), I had to remove my side panel 230mm fan in order to install the radiator and both fans in a push-pull configuration. Not a big deal, as that fan was really loud, and didn't provide much benefit in terms of air flow. It was more aesthetic than functional. I could remove one of the fans, but I'd rather provide maximum cooling to my processor, rather than concern myself with blowing air in from the side.

Overall Review: If you're looking for a great cooling solution that'll fit into a tightly packed mid-size case, the H80 delivers. Double check your cases specs ahead of time just to be sure it'll fit. You may have to do some slight modifications to get it in there just right.

Pros: I bought this for my mom so she could use it on Skype with her sister. Works great with Skype. Easy to setup and install. The built in microphone works very well, and has good range based on the tests I performed with it. Video quality is nice and clear. The camera's base fits nicely on top of a laptop, and works equally well sitting on a flat surface such as a desk next to your screen. You really can't beat the quality to price ratio on this one.

Cons: The software that comes with the camera is virtually worthless. Don't bother using it. Not really a con, just and FYI for potential buyers.

Overall Review: Don't bother with the software. It's unnecessary to install any of it in order to get the camera working. Just plug it in to your USB slot of choice, and Windows should install the necessary drivers automatically.

Pros: This game is a technical and artistic marvel. The visuals are amazing. You'll be hard pressed to find a better looking game, let alone an RPG, than The Witcher 2. The story will draw you in from the very beginning and keep you guessing until the very end. The amount choices given to the player is astounding. You could easily play through this game 4 times and see and experience it differently each and every time. Characters are all incredibly varied and deep, with flaws and motivations that aren't always immediately apparent to the player, making the story all the more interesting. Combat is a blast once you understand the mechanics. It's both exciting and challenging. This game is clearly meant for the serious gamer. Saves from The Witcher can be carried over to the 2nd game, retaining gear an some important events from the original.

Cons: Tutorial is almost non-existent. The game has a steep learning curve, and can be frustrating in the beginning for new players. Luckily, the difficulty can be changed at any time during your play-through. My advice would be to YouTube some tutorial videos so you get a general sense of how the combat and inventory works. Once you get it, it's incredibly intuitive, but figuring it out on your own can be a bit of trial and error. Many have complained about the ending, and while it felt somewhat anti-climactic, you have to understand that the game is setting you up for an inevitable 3rd installment. Remember, the journey is sometimes more important than the destination. Keep that in mind going into it, and you won't be to disheartened.

Overall Review: The Witcher 2 is an incredible work of art, a game no RPG or Adventure fan should miss. It combines the best of both worlds, and sacrifices almost nothing in the process. The Red Engine fueling the game is incredibly flexible, allowing you to scale the game accordingly to your hardware. Be forewarned; to run the game on high to ultra settings, you're going to need a pretty powerful machine. If you have the hardware, you're in for a visceral treat.

Pros: Easy to install, quite, reversible. The LED's accent my already blue tinted interior nicely. Moves air fairly well.

Cons: It's a little tricky getting the back-plate off to reverse the fan if you like to mount it differently than how it comes from the factory. The fan grill itself is slightly bowed by design, so it doesn't line up flush with my card (I have it facing down towards the top card to suck hot air from it, and push it out the back).

Overall Review: Currently, I'm running 2 x GTX460's, and placed this fan directly above my top card. It managed to lower my temperatures by about 2-3 degree's Celcius compared to my bottom card at full load. Nothing major, but certainly not bad, especially for $9.