Pros: NO DEAD PIXELS! Almost all of my inexpensive monitors have had dead pixels (some have had dead clusters), and to me that says low quality. This is a HIGH quality monitor at a lower price point.

Cons: This is no 4K monitor and I don't care at all because I payed $145 (not including the 20 dollar rebate I have coming).

Overall Review: ASUS makes the best monitors in there respective classes. Have not checked out the speaker quality, but I probably never will because sound is heard best through headphones.

Pros: Decent speeds. Will work great for games that don't rely heavily on load times. For the price, I would purchase again.

Cons: Don't let the advertisement about gaming fool you though. I strongly recommend saving up for an SSD. Cut my load times in half and to some it makes the difference between immersive game-play and choppy game-play. Went bad after 3 weeks. I actually didn't mind as it made up my decision whether to keep my SSD or sell it with the laptop it was in lol. Cant believe I went 3 weeks without one. SSD's are the way to go (disk drives are the current way to go for storage, until solid states drop in price).

Overall Review: I got the total disk drive experience that I expected. Huge storage (for me at least), decent speeds for common apps but disappointment in most of my gaming apps, and of course the fabled "failed in 3 weeks" issue that so many drive buyers seem to experience.

Pros: Fast, stable when overclocked, runs cool during some intense Skyrim gaming sessions!

Cons: Stock fan is not so great, who cares?

Overall Review: Im playing Skyrim with RealVision ENB and ALOT of 2-4k texture mods. R9 270 2gb 8gb 1866 memory O'Ced to 2133 (keeping it safe) 760k currently O'Ced to 4.2 (again keeping it safe)

Pros: With an Athlon II X4 760k, the R9 270 renders The Witcher 2 very playable on ultra settings. I'm hoping that my current build can ride out the storm that is The Witcher 3 on tweaked high settings (It will most likely be the processors fault if it cant, but i have hope!).

Cons: It was $180, and for the price vs. GTX 760, it does EXCEPTIONALLY well (not really a con).

Overall Review: It has one of the highest performance to value ratios out there. If you are on a budget, and don't care about 70-100 fps in next gen games, then this is the card for you. Also it looks pretty awesome in my white NZXT H440 case!

Pros: Beautiful, sturdy, functional, spacious (for parts at least). This case is exceptionally well made with features designed around standard builds, with room for some enthusiast upgrades. I looked for months before finally deciding on the NZXT H440 and I could not be happier with my purchase.

Cons: Minor cons include a lack of space for cable routing in the back, although a modular PSU would most likely route fine, it would have been nice to see just a few more mm. LOL I'm OCD, but I swear there is a hair from the factory stuck in between the side NZXT LED lit sign....Driving me crazy. If...I....could....just....reach it!!!

Overall Review: Buy this case if you enjoy finer things and have a sense of style, you will not be disappointed.