Pros: Build quality and design are very nice. Love having a dedicated GPU after using a laptop with an integrated gfx card. 6 gb ram along with i5 2nd gen + 7200rpm hdd makes things go fast. Love the touchpad and the multitouch gestures. Havent really tested any games yet but I have seen a lot of youtube videos of laptops with similar specs and gt 540m running many latest games at medium-high. (just search youtube for "gt 540m i5" to check these out)

Cons: Port placements and AC power placement. Would have loved a higher resolution screen, but the other specs outweigh this con. Webcam is low res, but I rarely use it. Speakers are a letdown but i usually use headphones so that does not matter.

Overall Review: After updating drivers for nvidia and the intel gpu, here are my windows experience index results: Processor: 6.9/7.9 Memory: 7.2/7.9 Graphics: 5.7/7.9 (this is based on the intel graphics) Gaming Graphics: 6.7/7.9 (based on gt 540m) Primary HDD: 5.9/7.9 I also like that they premade two partitions of the HDD because I always do that to separate data from installed programs for organization.

Pros: First thing you notice is the amazing build quality that MSI put into this card. Just looks and feels beautiful. The performance is amazing as expected from benchmarks online. Runs all modern games maxed out at 60+fps at 1080p. Dragon Age Inquisition needs to have MSAA turned down if you want a steady 60 but AA is frame rate killer in a lot of titles. BF4, CoD:AW, Witcher 2, etc all run buttery smooth.

Cons: Can't really think of any faults with the card, I had 3-day shipping through Newegg Premier but it took them a long time to just process it out of their warehouse due to end of year inventory stuff. This was a bit disappointing and they should improve their processing,

Pros: This is very solidly built and beautiful keyboard. Some people seem to be knocking eggs off for it having the arrow keys mashed into the numpad layout. Well, there's a reason they did that with this model. It is for people like me with small desk space to fit both keyboard and mouse side by side. There are plenty other models from Cooler Master will full size configs or without numpads if that suites you. The backlighting is great and the keyboard is easy to clean since it comes with a key removal tool in the box. The braided cable just adds to the build quality of the keyboard. Can't say enough good things about it.

Cons: None I can think of.

Overall Review: For $70, you can't go wrong with this keyboard. Very good price for the quality you get. But please remember that it has a layout that is different from most keyboards. I don't use arrow keys that much, so it doesn't bother me.

Pros: Had this for about 1.5 months now. Great motherboard build quality. I like the Gigabyte utility for OCing, it makes it very easy. Plenty of USB 3.0 and SATA 3 ports for my taste.

Cons: None I can think of. Maybe that orange led on the board is strange, but that's about it.

Pros: This case is amazing looking for the price and it has all the thing you will need included. Cable management is easy, the harddrive bays are easy to access and install. The blue LEDs make this case look amazing in the dark. I fit my ATX motherboard with 212 Evo CPU cooler and a Asus R9 280x just fine with plenty of room for air flow once I took the removable HDD bay out.

Cons: The rubber grommets as mentioned by other reviews are too easy to dislodge from their positions. Very minor con for such a great case.

Overall Review: Can't recommend it enough.