Pros: Semi-modular. All non-modular cables are already necessary, so there's no realistic difference between this semi and a full modular. I had to use all cables given. Enermax is one of those companies that everyone ignores. They're easily one of the top 3 PSU makers but everyone looks at Corsair and Seasonic. Enermax matches them easily.

Cons: None whatsoever. Buy the thing. Has plenty of accessories and is quite low in price.

Pros: Inexpensive. Probably the most popular board through 2011. It's quality and has no problems whatsoever. I was able to overclock my 2500k to 5.0 GHZ on 1.43 volts and run everything fine. The board will power any GPU quite well, and it will SLI/CrossfireX as well, just not at full power. About a 3% loss in FPS occurs if you were to run the same 2 GPUs in a board that can do dual x16, however the price requirement for a board of that caliber is not worth it.

Cons: None at all.

Pros: I've been looking for a good case for my next build for about 2 months now. Prices vary, quality as well. This thing is incredibly well-made for its price. I got it on sale for 70 during black friday. It's now $100, but even then it's more than worth it. It's just superior in every way. The little details the designers implemented are cool as well, such as rubber mounts on the PSU and all the fans, to reduce vibration, or the PCI locking mechanisms that are never found on other cases. It's big too, 3 inches taller and longer than my old mid-size case. I don't even know how this thing can be considered mid-sized, but I love it. Fits my H80 with no problems.

Cons: I wish I could fit another front fan somewhere. Probably doesn't need it though.

Pros: Just save yourself the effort of searching. This is it. Products of this quality and price are few and far between. I even got it on sale for $29.00, but at normal prices it's still a great deal. The standard is starting to become 1600, so you're set there. Plus, 8 GB of memory is darn good. The typical computer builder wouldn't need any more. Its cas latency isn't a 6, but that hardly matters. The difference between 9 and 8 is less than 1%, so don't bother buying some epic RAM for over $50.

Cons: None.

Pros: There's no need to get into details. It's good, and for $10 nobody can complain. It spanks anything you'd find at a retail store as well. I've had 100% connection time whereas my old adapter (Linksys AE2500) would drop me every 2 hours and I would have to unplug it and put it back in.

Cons: N/A

Pros: Gets the job done. No problems so far. Has blue lights. :D

Cons: None.