Pros: - Perfect for my 4 year old Hyper 212 plus air cooler and kept my temps down really good. Because it's a 140mm, it's covering the whole air cooler unlike those 120 fans which is a huge pro for cooling the cooler. - Relatively cheap for what it is and esp. compared to others. It really is the cheapest 140mm fan out there atm and it also fits 140mm and 120mm brackets! - No sound at all besides the air. - Huge CFM (blows good air) even though it gets spread due to being 140mm itself.

Cons: - Wished all fans are seperatable like many of enermax's fans that I've bought so it'll be easy to clean the hard to clean spots and have a nice and clean looking PC all the time.

Overall Review: - Just hoping it will last long enough for its money's worth. - This is a must buy fan if you're looking for 120mm and/or 140mm fans with the lowest sound (dBA) and super strong air blowing (good, if not huge CFM). Literally best bang for the buck and not already superior imo.

Pros: Was fast, when it wants to work correctly.

Cons: Right off after installing the brand new SSD drive, I started having random BSOD's and blank screens. Sometimes, I get BSOD's 3-5 times, one after another, when entering into windows desktop screen (I've made sure to reinstall windows in case of corrupted files). Now after almost 4 months baring through these random BSOD's, the drive is completely dead and undetected whatsoever, even in 2 other computers. I've made sure to take the correct steps of installing and making sure it's up to date with the firmware, but it really seems like a bad batch.

Overall Review: I'd want to support a different not-so-big brand but as with everything, if you have bad experience with anything even for the first time, you'd want to stray away from that brand. Now I'm doing that, not against the brand, but at least I'll stay with products with good real customer reviews.

Pros: - What can you say, it's probably one of the cheapest if not cheapest place you can get for this card rating and brand. - It's working.

Cons: - Not dead yet.

Pros: - Virtual 7.1 surround effects sounds awesome (of course not a real 7.1 but nonetheless great) - So far so good; it's comfortable and the cushions on the ears and top of head are soft, kind of feels like those memory foam. First time wearing headsets in about a year and after playing games 3 hours straight with this headset, my ears did not hurt; surprisingly. - The headset clamps on firm; which is better than being on loose. - Plenty of bass, if it's not already too much (coming from using speakers only with a dead bass system; so I haven't heard bass/low sounds in a very long time) - Can go very loud and still really clear and crisp.

Cons: - Although this headset looks really expensive and looks way better than compared to say like those Turtle Beach headsets, it feels hand on hand about exactly the likes of those. (Some stores now have those Turtle Beach headsets on display and the plastics feels like these; but those headsets are $100+ crazy expensive and doesn't look good/pro like these)

Overall Review: - You can't beat these headsets when they are on sale; although they are my first "more" expensive headsets. I just love the way these headset looks.

Pros: - Fast and quiet. (my 80mm's fans are louder; even when I'm playing games) - Temps were pretty good at around only 60c with a few hours of gaming. *Haven't stress test and won't be doing it soon; gotta enjoy the games with 60+ fps ultra first. - Bought this video card for PlanetSide2 and with everything Ultra Settings on 1080p, I get 60-130 FPS even in HUGE battles of 48+ vs 48+. Mostly when it goes to 40-60 fps it's because of my non-overclock cpu. - Free Battlefield 4! It's literally like only $250 total for the price of BF4 ($59.99) which I was planning to buy. ;I bought this card for $309, minus $59.99, is $250.

Cons: - Maybe cheaper? Although these cards are what made NVidia's cards to go down as well because of AMD's prices. (And it's still cheaper!)

Overall Review: - I was really going to get the XFX R9 290 video card but because they don't offer lifetime warranty on it anymore, I stuck with this (for lifetime warranty) because this card is still an overkill for my FX-8350 cpu. I'm usually always CPU bound.

Pros: - It's so quiet, that even if you hold it next to your ear, all you hear is the air/wind being pushed and not the fan-noise itself. - Comes with blue LED than you can turn off or on to whichever you please. - There's three types of speed switches but since it's so quiet, it's a no brainer to put it on the max. - It's thermal-speed-adjusted; so for people like me who doesn't want program/bios/etc. to run the fan on whatever percentage, this fan is the best because it does what it does best; gets more air blowing when it senses hotter temp. Hassle free!

Cons: - This is one of the first quiet dB fan I've really ever gotten. Now Enermax makes me want to get more of these to replace my 80mm fans that "was" quiet, into really loud now. I'm spoiled by its quietness. - Maybe cheaper? :)

Overall Review: - I would say that if you had enough money to spend, take all of your fans off and replace it with these and your PC would be virtually dead silent. Seriously, all I'm hearing now is the sound coming from my 80mm's.

Although the location was already close, the process and shipping was also super fast! Tracking was made literally a few minutes after the purchased and received item the next 2 days. Also has some of the best deals.