Pros: Very quick, single thread performance is up there with the i5's and i7's. Runs cool.

Cons: Can't overclock. Intel's really annoying with this whole K and non-K thing, and the i3's would be dynamite if they were just unlocked.

Overall Review: This processor is really all you need for gaming. Single thread performance is basically equivalent to Intel's higher end, and games just aren't that multithreaded yet. I'd take this over an equivalently-priced AMD any day, especially if you don't plan on overclocking.

Pros: Attractive, easy access and cable management, GREAT airflow, nearly silent.

Cons: Cables for the fans are a little short, required some rerouting to get to the mobo hookups

Overall Review: I was blown away buy this case. It's inexpensive, yet well-constructed and sexy. The airflow is amazing; I'm terrible at cable management, but I can still feel a breeze when I hold my hand up to any of the many air vents. The fans are whisper quiet; I added another fan to the front, but actually quit using it immediately because it was so loud compared to these fans, and was totally unnecessary given the airflow.

Pros: Great BIOS interface, options for literally EVERYTHING (that's the point of Z87), runs reliably, attractive motherboard.

Cons: Documentation is ugly, definitely required some squinting to figure out where all the major ports were. Some of the fan hookups were inconveniently placed relative to my case/power supply.

Overall Review: Awesome buy for the money, Asrock put much fancier features in a cheaper (for the chipset) motherboard. If you want Z87, definitely go for this.

Pros: Games REALLY well. on 1080p, it can max out most graphical settings (alright, I had to reduce the AA a little). Runs very cool, hasn't broken 50 degrees yet. Would probably overclock like a champ if I tried it.

Cons: You probably can't find it easily anymore due to people buying it up for whatever-coin mining. It's better than the Nvidia GTX 660, but way harder to find.

Overall Review: Definitely get this if you can find it.

Pros: Durable seeming cables, came with screws, holds power well. Corsair is a great brand for PSU's

Cons: Not modular (but then again, I didn't pay for modular).

Overall Review: I got a great deal on this (a $20 rebate), which made it that much sweeter.

Pros: Cheaper than the competition, works just as well. Kinda cool looking.

Cons: None so far.