Pros: Performs as advertised Running 5.05 firmware, not the 506/521 version Quiet, cool like a ssd should

Cons: None for this specific drive. - 1 egg for needing to worry if I got a high quality or dumpster quality drive.

Overall Review: No costumer should ever have to guess what product they will receive when they order something. If you bought this drive and received the 506/521 version (you can check the product code), return it and say this is not the product you purchased. Demand a full refund. There's this technical support going around answering people's reviews telling you that it runs fine on ATTO benchmark. Well, that doesn't mean anything and shouldn't be used as a standard. ATTO isn't a good indicator of real life applications - think of it as a marketing ploy to advertise "full" speeds. Bottom line is the 506/521 models are lower quality drives. Don't be fooled by Kingston's costumer service feeding you an unrealistic nonsensical indicator of actual real life drive performance. Get 100% bang for your buck. -1 egg for company dishonesty and causing extra worry about drive quality.

Pros: When I buy bought this card, I was a bit skeptical. The card's price dropped from $269.99 or $259.99 to $239.99 and had another $40 MIR. Why would they sell a Geforce GTX 760 for $200? This card must have something wrong with it for it to drop that much! Fast forward a month and I'm loving this thing. It might not have dedicated on card cooling like the MSI Hawk or MSI Gaming, Gigabyte or EVGA variants, but when I'm saving $30 - $60 on your graphic card, I can spend $10 for another fan if I wanted to (I don't need to). Doesn't run too hot (I own the Antec 900 so airflow is really good) ~55-60C under load for a few day. Idles around 27C, probably can knock it down more if I install another fan. Just loving this thing especially with the deal I got for it!

Cons: No cons so far.

Pros: Provides everything an entry level board should have. Is definitely military class toughness (hey it didn't break when I touched it right :D). Love the MSI software with this board, and probably one of the reasons why I got it.

Cons: Wished they designed the USB 3.0 facing upward, it would have made plugging the USB 3.0 plug into my case a little less tricky. Bent the connectors the first time around and had to straighten it out with a plier (lol).

Overall Review: It's a great board. If it goes on sale again, definitely buy it!

Pros: Very nice case. Fits everything I had very nicely and love the cooling. My parts ran at approximately 50-60 C MAX under load for a period of 30~ hours.

Cons: Same as the other people's complaints. Wished there was more spacing in the back for cable management. The blinding blue LED forced me to rearrange my entire desk setup (I didn't want to snip, paint over or replace the case fans - just lazy) just so the blue LED wouldn't get in my eye while using the computer.

Overall Review: I sort of rushed into it as it was my first from scratch build (I tweaked my systems over the years so I never really had to think about the computing case). After buying it, I had buyer's regret and looked around and found that the Fractal Design R4 is probably what I was looking more for, but what's done is done. Can't give 5 stars because it isn't a perfect product, but it's definitely a solid buy!

Pros: Works. Had to replace a bad memory stick in my dell xps 14. Nice bump to 8GB from 6GB. I can now actually play a game with Firefox running in the background playing music.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Didn't take advantage of the rebate because I didn't take out the slip. Was too hasty in installing the new memory and actually have a laptop that didn't BSOD on me.