Pros: Easy to install. This was put into my first gaming rig. I have this cooling an i5 4670K running at 4.1GHz. The hottest its gotten was 67C/153F playing Titanfall on max graphics. The pre-applied thermal paste is easy to remove with some rubbing alcohol and paper towels/coffee filters.

Cons: The first time I started my computer up, the fans made a really annoying clicking sound. I had to rearrange the fans' power wires and tie them down to my case to stop the noise. Also the thermal paste that's pre-applied is cheap, so I removed it and slathered some aftermarket paste on my CPU.

Overall Review: The back plate bracket's nuts can come loose and fall out if you're not careful when installing. Beginner's mistake I admit. Corsair rules!

Pros: This PSU runs super quiet and cool in my gaming rig (R9 280X GPU and an OC'd 4670K) Corsair also backs this supply with a 3 year warranty. Bought it with the rebate so that's always a plus (still waiting for it). Plenty of connections for everything. The 8 pin supplemental power cord is

Cons: The instructions are confusing, but with enough common sense I figured it out. If you mount your PSU on the bottom of your case the power switch is flipped (up for off, down for on). Don't know what they were thinking including a caring bag and cable bag. Don't really need it.

Overall Review: I'd definitely buy a more powerful supply of the same HX series if I decide to upgrade to two GPU's.

Pros: This feels like an updated version of Windows 7. I got familiar with it in like 2 hours. I personally enjoy the start panel with all the apps (you can remove the ones you don't want). Must be personal preference. Easy to install on an SSD. Boots up on my gaming rig in 23 seconds!

Cons: The package's product key is tiny. You either need perfect vision or a magnifying glass to see it!

Overall Review: Have it installed for my fist gaming rig. Games run smoothly and there's a third party app that lets me put my games on the start screen.

Pros: This was the last component I had to buy for my first gaming rig. It is fantastic! Having it run a little overclocked for games at 4.1GHz with no problems (36C or 96F temp idle and 62C/144F full load in most games) with a 120mm radiator water cooler. Also bought it on sale for $20 off so that's always a plus!

Cons: Always comes with a lame heat sink fan that no one uses. Wish they'd release just the processor for a smaller price.

Overall Review: It couldn't be any easier to install. Just drop it in, apply the tension retainer, add some thermal paste and a cooling fan/radiator and you're good to go!

Pros: Well Ventilated Fans draw plenty of air Huge amounts of cable management space in the back panel Hard drive bays can be removed for more airflow Everything fits with a ton of room Quick swap dock is nice but unnecessary Removable dust filter on the bottom

Cons: No fan control on the case.

Overall Review: Don't worry about anything not being able to fit in this case except MAYBE a 240mm radiator with 4 fans. I have an XFX R9 280X video card and there is still about 3 inches of clearance between it and the optical drive bays. I also mounted another 200mm fan on the side below the window next to the video card and it clears fine.