Pros: This is an excellent upgrade for a laptop that does not have a Sata 6gb/sec interface, or in other words, a Sata 3 port. I put this in MSI X460DX with Core i5 2410m. The day to day performance is eye opener

Cons: Absolutely none.

Overall Review: I got this on Black Friday deal, where this was 275 dollars with free BF3 code, and instructions to get the 120 dollar rebate. That was a steal.

Pros: Great cheap case with black interior. Included hardware is plentiful. I love the fact that almost everything can be harnessed with thumb screws that are included.

Cons: I had to modify the HDD cage as it is blocking almost all airflow on the bottom intake fan.

Overall Review: Great case for the buck

Pros: This is an excellent fan with 2 ball bearings. That means it will have a guarantee that it will last for a quite a while.

Cons: This fan does not have precision in its manufacturing, because the fan blades are about 4 mm away from the shroud, reducing the airflow performance.

Overall Review: I modded the fan by taping inside the shroud with double side foam tape. That increased the airflow and the noise has been reduced. Cheap fan with great bearings and performance, what more could you ask for?

Pros: This card plays games that I own at absolute max. GTA4, TF2, IL2, and Crysis. Very cool running. I force the fan speed at 75%, considering I am using the headphones only. Temps are not an issue (will not go above 56*C during gaming sessions). Runs Folding at home very well, 19.5K PPD with overclock to 950mhz core. I run Folding at home on this card, and was able to reach 950mhz core 1900mhz shader on 1.09 Volts, temps being below 62*C. 19.5K PPD.

Cons: Absolutely none. Make sure you got a enough room in your case. This card is 10 and 1/2 inches long.

Overall Review: Specs: Intel Core i7 960 at 4.025Ghz 1.3 volts Asus X58 Sabertooth 6gb Gskill 1600mhz CL8 memory Corsair TX750 Asus Xonar DX sound card Intel 160gb SDD and 500gb Samsung F3 Harddrive