Pros: Low cost

Cons: not really any

Overall Review: I bought this to build a computer for someone else, and they never muck about with BIOS or overclocking. However, based on the lack of extras, and the serial port on the I/O, I'd say it's more of a workstation/maybe-light-gaming computer. I got it because of the low price point and seemingly sturdy build, and was not disappointed. The end result was a quad core, 4gb DDR2, 1TB HDD computer that can run Modern Warfare 2 without too much issue.

Pros: These were easy to install, thanks to their length. As an added bonus, these ones don't look like tiny marital aids.

Cons: They made them too soft.

Overall Review: I took an egg off for each one that ripped after installation. I got them installed without ripping (other reviewers were not so lucky), and a month later when I cracked open the case for the first time since, I found the top two had ripped from the sheer weight of the 120x25 mm fan.

Pros: I wanted a keychain tool because I got stuck without a screwdriver one too many times, mostly. I got what I wanted, with two small drivers, a serrated blade, and a bottle opener all in one light package.

Cons: The tool can be a bit fiddly to get open, especially if you have greasy hands. It only opens up to 90 degrees, so the blade tool is a little undercut by the way you have to hold the tool.

Overall Review: The hinged release had me worried, but it turns out there's enough friction keeping the tool shut, so it doesn't open up when you don't want it to.

Pros: For the price, this is a really powerful quad-core processor. I've never had an AMD processor to build into a PC before, and this one ha left a good impression.

Cons: The stock cooler is a joke. It's a 60mm fan that absolutely screams, but doesn't even cool the CPU very well. It woke up roomates, it made my ears ring, it was replaced by an Arctic Freezer 7.2, and it was thrown away.

Overall Review: This was a low budget upgrade, so I had to make sure I spent as little as I could on the CPU, and still get a motherboard and GPU. It all worked out really well in the end and I am not afraid to buy AMD next time

Pros: high air flow

Cons: Way too noisy for me. There's a noticeable whine coming from the fan that reminded me of a hair dryer.

Overall Review: I couldn't stand the sound (although I am psychotic about fan silence). Currently sitting in my garage, being used as a fan-hole template

Pros: Makes access easier to internal SATA as well as eSATA

Cons: This bracket doesn't make things quite easy enough. The idea of having easy access to an internal SATA on the outside of your case is hampered by there being no SATA power, so you still end up routing internal cables out of your case to make it work. There is also no way to tell which is which, leaving you fumbling behind your desk.