Pros: Creates a great lighting effect in your computer chassis, fits almost anywhere in Mid-ATX or Full ATX chassis. Comes with enough power cable to hide/route cables properly--This is my 10th one I have installed, all are still working wonderfully after a year or so.

Cons: Mounting Velcro is kind-of cheap. I buy aftermarket 3m Adhesive Velcro to install, or it could come loose in case using stock Velcro due to warmer temps in chassis, glue on Velcro can loosen up.

Pros: 21:9 Aspect Ration- Once you go wide, you will never go back. Amazing for gaming, no perceivable ghosting whatsoever, amazing picture quality, and 1440p will not kill your FPS like a 4k panel will. You don't have to have a 1000.00 graphics card to push these pixels! I swapped to this from 3 Benq 24" gaming monitors in Surround, and This kills that setup.

Cons: Some Websites and games not compatible with this aspect ratio, so you might have to tinker with settings, but these issues are few and far between, not a deal killer. Once you go 21:9, you will not ever go back.

Overall Review: Don't go curved, no reason to spend the xtra money. The viewing angles on this monitor is amazing, Curve is a gimmick, this is more than enough, great deal for a great monitor.

Pros: This graphics card is insane! From the looks of the overall gpu to the backplate, you can't beat the look of this card. As far as performance goes, all I can say is Amazing!! Runs everything I throw at it on ultra minus Watch Dogs, but I am running 3 monitors in surround, and we all know the VRAM utilization on Watch Dogs is horrible.

Cons: Wish it had more VRAM, a 6gb version would be great.

Pros: Best bang for the buck as far as SSD's are concerned. My Crucial M4 finally went down, so I bought this a couple of months ago and it working wonderfully! Speeds are great, and I have had no issues. Games boot up seamlessly.

Cons: None to speak of

Overall Review: I recommend this for anyone looking to go SSD or replace/upgrade a current SSD. SanDisk has their stuff together.

Pros: All one could expect in a PSU of this calbre. I am running 2 ASUS MARS GTX 760's in quad-fire, AMD FX 9590, XSPC Open-Loop Water Cooling, 32 GB DDR3 Ram--PSU comes with more than enough 6-8 pin pcie connections for cross-fire/sli gpu set ups---very quiet operation--definite best psu at this price pint--well constructed

Cons: NONE THAT I CAN THINK OF

Overall Review: I would recommend this PSU for anyone looking to build a high-power system or a system you plan on expanding--better to have more power than you need, especially if you plan on upgrading/expanding your system at some point---

Pros: Easy to install, super quite operation--low power draw dual slot design---cheap to add a 2nd card in crossfire to up the ante

Cons: None that I can think of

Overall Review: This is a great price point entry gpu getting users into low to mid-level graphics cards--plenty of GDDR5 to go around in this quite, low power draw unit---Wont take much of a psu to get this thing going, and gamers can expect average F.P.S. on Medium Quality settings--I recommend this gpu for any budget build--