Pros: Does the job of duplicating you're primary display.

Cons: You can not run a VGA display through this cable!

Overall Review: I needed to run 1 display in DVI and a second in VGA. I thought this might do the job but it does not. It will only work with 2 DVI monitors.

Pros: Volume, and sound quality are tops compared to smaller 4.3 units. Price was ok for what it is.

Cons: There is no way to remove, or make smaller the informational text on the right hand side of the screen. This make the unit slightly smaller map size than my older 4.3" nuvi 265wt.

Overall Review: I bought this to have a bigger viewable map. When full screen map is selected, the map itself does not move. After driving for about 10 minutes, I found that my car icon was gone. I had to manually drag the map to put it back.

Pros: Quiet, quick, lots of room. NOT doa! works as it should. My son (with a 250gb ssd) needed more room for more games, this drive fit the bill perfectly.

Cons: Older drive with miles on it. Slight anxiety over possible failure.

Overall Review: Perfect for cheap extra storage. I was skeptical as you should be buying such a product, however as the last 5 or 6 times buying refurbished drives, this one again is spot on for what is intended. I have a similar refurbished drive in service now for at least 4 years, and still going strong! As with new drives, the possibility of failure is always there. All data especially critical data should be backed up, and kept safe! Failure to do so is user error! Never rely on any one single drive to keep you're precious family photos, or other critical data safe. All of my critical data is kept on a purpose built machine (retired workstation) with a mirrored pair separate from OS that all users can share. This is then backed up at least once a month. With each new gaming machine built every few years, the old one rotates down to "home server" duty.

Pros: fairly quiet, move a good amount of air, and is pwm. This is a good fan if you are looking for a 140mm fan that bolts to 120mm mount holes. I was hoping for a 145mm fan that bolted to 140mm holes. bummer.

Cons: Silly mount system

Overall Review: The header reads 145 mm fan, the description reads 140 mm fan. Though a good fan this is a 140mm, and uses the dreaded 120mm bolt pattern. where are all the 150mm fans??

Pros: very cost effective, low noise, and reasonably fast. Use these for data storage. movies, pictures etc. buying this, and other size Hitatchi drives over the last 20 years or so. (approximately 50 or so) has produced 1 doa, and no failures. 50 percent running daily server duty. the other 50 percent desktop duty. This is an extremely good failure rate!! This is un heard of in todays day and age.

Cons: They do make a little noise, noticeable in desktop use. Not enough to be bothersome though. case fans can be noisier.

Overall Review: Would, and do recommend Hitatchi drives to anyone looking for solid reasonable performance.

Pros: Low power consumption. Stock clock over 3 ghz.

Cons: The included heat sink looks like it came from an old pentium 50? I am sure it would cool sufficiently given the chance, but at what noise level?

Overall Review: This is for a home server on 24-7, have not yet had a problem with 4 other machine streaming videos or music to and from it. I needed an efficient server- I cool this with a Scythe SCMG-3000 120mm Heat Pipe CPU Cooler from the egg PASSIVELY no fan no noise woot!! Temps are at 27-c or 80-f idle, never been above 110-f under heavy load.