Pros: Using it to connect my PC with a Westinghouse LCD TV. No flickering, interference, etc.

Cons: Didn't come with candy, but they never advertised that it would.

Pros: Works fine in XP (see cons Below)

Cons: I have a dual boot system (XP and Vista). The Drive does not read any discs in Vista! I updated the firmware and switched cables, no luck. I had to put in my old Pioneer burner (109) and put this one in an XP only PC.

Overall Review: I got this b/c my last Pioneer drive worked so well, what happened!?!

Pros: -Cheapest Z390 mobo on market -Runs stable w/ my i7-8700 and Corsair RAM -Updated the BIOS just fine

Cons: -Felt a little flimsy during installation -Some annoying PCB plug-in locations (SATA and case fan headers)

Overall Review: With a $99 price tag, my complaints feel insignificant. Simply put, it works.

Pros: *Great price *OC'd out-of-the-box * Surprisingly quiet, even during graphics-intense games

Cons: *Huge card, measure your case first *No frills accessories

Overall Review: It's been ages since I bought a PNY card but I remember they work just as well as today's bigger names (EVGA, Gigabyte, etc) and sure enough it's doing just fine. The only part I don't like is waiting on the rebate but it seems legit.

Pros: Keeps my 3.0Ghz Zosma at 32 degrees on idle, 45 degrees after overnight Prime95. I like the simple "old school" clip-on style of these AMD heatsinks, no stupid brackets to attach. Fairly quiet, definitely quieter than the AMD stock fan.

Cons: No thermal paste, no instructions. Buy some Arctic Silver or any other thermal paste. And look up instructions on YouTube if you're new to installing these. Could be cheaper. 3pin, not 4pin.

Overall Review: I initially bought a Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro rev2 but it wouldn't fit due to my mobo's northbridge heatsink. This was perfect since it's smaller than that but bigger and quieter than the stock AMD heatsink.

Pros: Got it for a good price on Cyber Monday promo. Boots up fine, plays well with my Patriot DDR3-1600 memory's timings and voltage, easy to update BIOS, AM3+ slot, and I *love* the 3.5" front USB 3.0 ports accessory...nice touch AsRock. Haven't tried overclocking yet.

Cons: Feels like a gimmick. No one cares about this Fatal1ty guy. The XFast USB and Xfast LAN tools don't seem to enhance that much.

Overall Review: I tried to install a Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro rev2 and it was just barely rubbing against the mobo's heatsink, if I had tweaked things I probably could've made it work but I didn't want to take a risk...ended up getting a smaller Logisys cooler. Good board, grab it if it's on sale....update the BIOS and change the stupid BIOS background =)