Pros: - Super easy setup. Almost no need for tools - Wiring super easy and clean. Plenty of places to hide and pass through - Very good, solid quality construction. - The removable sides are very easy to take off and put back on - Front mesh/grill covering the fans is great and easy to clean - So much space. So many fans. So many more fan slots.

Cons: - Minor, but would have liked a USB port on top as well. Not a huge deal though

Overall Review: - When I say "huge" I mean freaking huge. I went from a microATX case to this (and also have a full tower in another room) and it's very deep, very wide and very tall. This isn't necessarily a con (which is why it's here instead) but it very easily can be if you aren't fully aware what you are getting. Probably not an issue for people reading this though since you already probably read the "Physical Dimensions" under the SPEC page. - Have no use or desire for the RGB (but not like you HAVE to plug them in)

Pros: It's small

Cons: - Does not support RAID 5 - Also, it doesn't support RAID 5. - Linux support makes it feel like 2002 again. No binary drivers and the source to build from is so out-of-date it won't build on newer kernels. - Doesn't support newer motherboard tech. Was able to see the setup page for this once before it never loaded again without all the legacy options enabled.

Overall Review: I bought this for the sole purpose of using my new three 4TB toys for some video editing as one monster storage bundle because, in the description (both on newegg and highpoint sites), this card would be able to handle it. I have had many RAID 5 cards in the past (2 LSI megaraids, a rocketraid 2300 - which by the way is no longer even supported on the site and instead forwards you to the newer version? huh? - and a 3ware 9650SE) and even at this price-point as low as it is, I had already experienced a RocketRAID and was happy to try again. Guess it's time to move away from HighPoint.

Pros: - High air flow - Great setup (tool-less option provided, screws as well)

Cons: - Loud

Overall Review: Seriously was expecting this to be a great additional two fans to complete my whole Coolermaster HAF 700 setup but was very disappointed hearing a jet engine in my office when it turned on. Fans are otherwise great though if you don't mind the noise.

Pros: - Very configurable - Easy to overclock - any issues will immediately prevent boot and let you fix what you were *going* to break - Had this thing since Feb 2013 and not a single issue (even with all the fun toys turned on and voltages pushed to their limits). Which is amazing cuz I run this thing into the ground daily between gaming, encryption, compression and compiling (but maybe not so impressive since CPU is liquid cooled and never goes above 40C under load)

Cons: - The SATA connectors are difficult to work with when you have an extensive build. This is probably also due to me choosing the Antec Twelve Hundred case and a large GTX 970 but those are certainly things to be expected with a board like this. There are other ports in better positions (flat on the board instead of hanging off the edge where your hand doesn't fit) but they go to the other storage controller. Not enough to remove an egg though :)

Overall Review: ASUS sure makes a mean MB. Always my first choice and have yet to disappoint over all these years. - Core i7 3930k @ 4.0 - 16 GB DDR @ 2133 CL9 - Geforce GTX 970 - Intel NVMe PCI-e SSD 400GB - 6TB HGST - 4TB Hitachi (HGST?) - Corsair H100 Liquid Cooling

Pros: - Has been keeping my Core i7 3930k OC to 4.2GHz ever since I bought in 2013 - Fairly simple setup process

Cons: - To mount in case you need a large enough case to support (I use Antec 1200 currently) - Obstructs access to RAM on ASUS Sabertooth X79

Overall Review: This has proved to be so reliable and performs so well I have no intention of deviating from this family of coolers ever again. For extra context on it's performance and reliability - this sits in a closed case with a GTX 980 GPU and multiple hard drives with pretty bad airflow (fans are blocked by dust and main large top fan broke years ago).

Pros: Not only does it work exactly as expected, but it got here quickly AND there's freakin TWO OF THEM. Also, this is with a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (not the Nexus 7). USB is USB, the title is just a search grabber.

Cons: This isn't really a con but others may not realize this before buying: Don't expect it to act just as a passive cable extender. The cable itself is recognized and registered as its own device, with or without something else connected.

Overall Review: Of course, re-reading the title I now see that two cables were offered but still, it was like when the bank gives you two bills stuck together.