Pros: *Quiet (by default) *Amazing performance during game play *Overclock-able *Good price *Free-game *Has a unique cooling design (Ghost Thermal)

Cons: None...

Overall Review: The card is pretty big, so if you have a stock case by HP, Dell, Gateway, etc.. it might not have enough "breathing room" so to speak. I thought it wouldn't fit into my stock HP tower, but it did. If anyone is going to buy this GPU then buy a good sized case as well...

Pros: Slim Nice keyboard Responsive Touchscreen Webcam Audio Mouse pad two two finger scroll/zoom gesture

Cons: Keyboard not backlit Mouse left/right click pads feel a bit flimsy

Overall Review: I wasn't looking for a gaming laptop, rather a simple laptop that was affordable, reliable, and especially ultraportable and light. The keyboard is not backlit, but it does not matter for me.

Pros: *Quiet *Assists in cooling down case *Great price - I pretty much learned about this while shopping for a GPU. I had never heard of a PCI fan. I looked into it and bought this one. It has a cool blue casing and takes away heat that is dissipated from where my graphics card will be placed soon :) -My idea was that by having this PCi fan towards the bottom of my case (where the cool air is) it will blow it out through the back of the case and the intake fan will bring it back into the case since my case is sitting in front of a cornered wall.

Cons: None...

Overall Review: -Why use a UV reactive casing for the fan when there is no light inside the case? Should have just put a blue LED, but it's not a big deal. Just a suggestion :)

Pros: *Provides more than enough power to all components for "extra breathing room" *Has a nice 140mm fan blowing cool air into the case *Operates quietly *50 bucks with mail-in-rebate

Cons: There are 4 screws that must be put in from the back of the case into the PSU, however 2 of them are not properly aligned with my case's holes, but I guess it really doesn't matter because the PSU seated on a metal rail within the case.

Overall Review: Instead of having mail-in-rebate just make the PSU 49.99 already! :)