Joined on 10/13/05
Got 8 of these so far; love 'em.
Pros: Low profile, fits underneath my oversize cooler. MOBO picked up the XMP configurations, jumped right up to 1600. Passed a day of memtest 86 and prime95 without errors.
Cons: None; extreme overclockers will want the extra heatsink fins of the standard Vengence modules.
Overall Review: These are the same modules as the 1.5V certified XMP memory with the big heatsink fins but they're low profile. Don't know why they aren't marked as such on Newegg's banners. Unless you are overlocking to the point where you're overheating memory, these modules will make your build easy if you have big CPU coolers. i7-2600 Gigabyte MOBO
Thermaltake Armor+
Pros: This case is big and heavy, and looks fantastic! It's solidly built and the window is nice. It has more than enough room for my Gigabyte Z68X-UD7-B3. It has a compartment in the top and a drawer that can be added to the front. The toolless design works well. The Black plastic parts have a nice, unbderstated sparkle in the paint. The power on button has a nice, solid feel. Case comes with two fans, one is in the front and has blue LEDs, the other is a 120 mm Enermax Vegas Duo, which is very good-looking.
Cons: Do not buy this case unless it is going to sit where you use it, this case is not for carrying to LAN parties. It is simply too heavy. I would like to see the option for the power supply to be on either the top or bottom, but this case wants it in the top. I had to repair the HDD activity indicator LED, as in assembly the wire had been severed.
Overall Review: Why didn't Thermaltake paint the inside of this gorgeous case? It has a large window, and it would be nice to have the inside look more polished.
Perfect in every way!
Pros: Slim, easy to type on, great for gaming, keys could not feel any better, design is stylish. If you are looking for a slim low-profile keyboard, look no further. Buy this one, the price is great and you will never be sorry you did. I was so impressed with this keyboard that I bought three of them, one for each of my computers. Supremely comfortable to type on. Quiet too.
Cons: None. If this keyboard had backlighting it would be totally perfect.
Overall Review: Buy it, seriously.
Unreliable
Pros: Great design! It is really a good-looking keyboard. Nice flat, soft, quiet keys. Keys are backlit.
Cons: Buggy! The Lycosa likes to lock onto a letter and just hammer on it so your character is running in circles or it's impossible to type. If it didn't have that problem this would be the perfect keyboard, because it is comfortable.
Overall Review: I think it's time for Razer to scrap the Lycosa in favor of a redesign that has fewer bats in it's belfry.