Pros: - 144Hz refresh rate - 144Hz refresh rate - 144Hz refresh rate Have I mentioned the 144Hz refresh rate? This monitor is simply wonderful and is a huge step up from my old 27" monitor. Gone are the days when the phrase, "screen lag," crosses my mind, and in are the days when the sentence, "Now, ASUS needs to make a monitor like this which is 4k capable!" (I imagine most of us will be using an Oculus Rift or similar system at 4k by that time, though!) I currently have paired it with a GTX 660 Ti which will run Planetside 2 and SWTOR on their highest settings with issues occurring in only exceedingly rare circumstances. (In the 30 or so hours I've put into Planetside 2 on Ultra settings, I've only had one instance where the battle was so great that the GPU was somewhat overwhelmed. And, that lasted for just under 15 seconds.) This monitor is plug and play. I'm using HDMI at the moment, but I'll be moving over to DisplayPort once I've installed my new GTX 780. Great price as well.

Cons: The buttons aren't intuitive, but they never are! Overall, I've been extremely happy with this monitor, and I would purchase two more to have a triple monitor to setup, but I'm saving up for 4k!

Pros: Works well when it actually works. Not much more to say than that.

Cons: 1. Rebooting... This problem has been around since the board was launched, but this is still an issue. I'm now on my third Windows reset as it would seem that repeated cold boots are somehow system breaking. 2. Mouse Tracking Issues (USB Issues?) -- Both of my gaming mice have issues with tracking at entirely random times. The two mice are the Roccat Tyon (Wired), and the Razer Ouroboros (Wireless). I have tested both mice on my Surface, and they do not exhibit these same problems. 3. Rebooting... Seriously, what is with this? I've stared into the Republic of Gamers logo for so long over the course of the last two months whilst attempting to reboot that I now find the logo repulsive. 4. Glitches and Bugs... The last time I reset and reinstalled Windows, it installed itself onto the wrong drive. I have 4 SSD's. Three are 500 gig drives, the other is my 256 gig boot drive. It's pretty easy to determine the difference between the 500 gig drives and 256 gig drive considering, ya know, that the other three drives are exactly the same. The tracking issues could be placed here as well.

Overall Review: It has no gotten to the point where I am afraid to turn this computer off for fear that I will have to delete everything for the umpteenth time and start over. I would like ASUS to refund this purchase, and I will be contacting their customer service soon. I've already purchased an MSI board to replace the Rampage V with anyway. I just can't put up with this nonsense any longer, as this is by far the worst computing experience I've ever had. It would have been better had the board simply been DOA.

Pros: - Comfortable, but not as comfortable as my Bose headphones. You feel a squeeze which can become uncomfortable after a time. - Incoming communications can be exceptionally clear, especially so if you use the clarity control in Synapse. - At times, this headset really shines. This review would be much different if the phrase "at times" were removed, however.

Cons: - When there is a lot of noise, especially background noise, this headset will often give you the impression that you're underwater. The noise you want to hear, like people walking behind you, is drowned out by background noise that doesn't even exist on my other headsets. - In Planetside 2 specifically, the headset has a hard time distinguishing the proximity of specific sounds and will often make gunfire from a distance louder than your own gunfire. - Also, I've noticed when playing music that the music is often far louder than the singer's voice (which doesn't happen with my other headsets), and if I turn down the music to the point where the sound level is comfortable, I can barely hear the singer.

Pros: It is what it is.

Cons: None.

Pros: -- Owned since November '12, still operating like new. -- Works as advertised w/ Arctic Silver 5 thermal paste.

Cons: No complaints.

Pros: [4.5 eggs out 5.] -- Excellent audio given you have an appropriate PCI sound card or an above average mobo with onboard audio (that doesn't suck!). -- Subjectively speaking, the G35 has superior audio to both of the BOSE headsets I own. -- According to those I game with, my voice is crystal clear in TS3 and Vent. (Haven't used any other comm clients.) -- The surround sound is quite wonderful, too. You can clearly discern the direction of a sound source, including footsteps, gunfire, etc. -- I've owned this headset for over three years now, and it's still like new.

Cons: -- The G35 is a wee bit tight on my head. I imagine those with wide heads would find this quite tight, and I've heard others complain about headaches from the tightness. For context, I wear a size 7 1/2 to 7 5/8 hat, so my head isn't small, but my head is longer and narrower than usual among us people with large melons. -- Requires getting used to if you plan on wearing them for hours at a time, but I've yet to find a pair of over-the-ear headphones which don't get uncomfortable during multiple hour sessions.

Overall Review: Some have complained about bass, but I quite like it. I don't like to be overwhelmed by bass whilst gaming; nor do I like being overwhelmed by bass whilst wearing headsets.