Pros: Resonably priced in my opinion. Flawless installation. Came with 2 CrossFire connectors. Haven't tried the eGate feature, but seems like it should be cool. Has Power and reset Buttons on MB.

Cons: The PCI-E slots are too close together to fit 4 double thick Graphics cards. I was going to take away an egg for this but then I got to thinking. If you were upgrading from an AM2 system with two decent single cards, it would probably be cheaper to just buy two more and call it good with your new system. And for those who were keeping up with the jones', would just buy two DX 11 cards and call it goodbecause there really isn't any reason to run more than two of the new cards.

Overall Review: I am running 2 XFX Radeon HD 4770 512mb cards. They fit ok and I can still use my PCI slot in between them for the USB/Firewire Add-on that comes with the motherboard. But the 2nd video card is very close to te bottom of the case. I haven't done my research so don't chastize me, but I would like to see this very same board for a full tower creating enough space between the PCI-E slots to fit 4 of the newer cards that take up 2 slots with the fan. AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition 3.4GHz ASUS M4A79T Deluxe Motherboard G.SKILL 8GB (4 x 2GB) DDR3 Two XFX Radeon HD 4770 512MB 128-bit GDDR5 (CrossFire) XFX P1-750B-CAG9 750W ATX12V PSU Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB SATA

Pros: Big, strong, practical and quiet!! Price was way lower than comparable cases. Cable management is amazing, I only have one cabe too short to go behind the mobo. Air flow is awesome. Buttons on top, tray is good.

Cons: Could have put a hole in mobo tray for aftermarket cpu cooler bracket installation, as almost all of them are now using backing brackets. won't take away an egg for it cause the rest of the cases features more than make up for it. I had originally bought the Cooler Master V8 CPU cooler, but it was too tall with the side cover on, so I ended up returning it and getting the Cooler Master GeminII CPU cooler. It fits just fine, is very quiet, and still cools my AMD PheonomII X4 965 (3.4ghz) Black eddition just fine, even overclocked. I think the case helps a lot too.

Overall Review: I upgraded from an XBlade mid tower. Had never heard or purchased AZZA before but thought I'd take a chance for the price. I am so very happy with this case. A few features I liked are: All fans are quiet and big too. The Cable management was a huge surprise, very useful! Very well made, lots of bays and thumbscrews. Front grills are not as brittle as other cases. HDD bays are lined with felty foam stuff to reduce vibration/noise. HDD Fans are attached to the HDD Cage.(this is an awesome idea! very neat and modular) Lastly, the inside is also painted black, so it looks very high end, actually I will go as far as to say that I think it is one of the best cases I have used in my 15+ builds.

Pros: Quiet and easy to install.

Cons: Packaging was weak compared to other items I have purchased.

Overall Review: not quite sure how much cooler it keeps my ram, bu it looks great in my case.

Pros: This unit feels very sturdy. It comes with a great assortment of cables and the packaging is very attractive and safe for shipping.

Cons: When I powered down my PC, there was an annoying whine from the unit. I was going to RMA it, but it has stopped doing it now. If it starts up agaiin, I will RMA for sure.

Overall Review: When I saw the box it came in, I thought it wouldn't fit in my case, but after opening the packaging, I found it was the right size. The pouch thingy for the extra cables is nice, and well made too. When I picked up the unit, it was very heavy, it felt very solid and nothing like the cheap tin PSU's I am used to. The installation was flawless, the power cord for this thing felt thicker than usual. Overall, I still give it 5 Eggs. I would recommend this PSU to anyone who wants the piece of mind that they have a quality PSU in their rig. XFX is my new Favorite brand, besides ASUS. Here are my Specs: AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition 3.4GHz ASUS M4A79T Deluxe Motherboard G.SKILL 8GB (4 x 2GB) DDR3 Two XFX Radeon HD 4770 512MB 128-bit GDDR5 (CrossFire) XFX P1-750B-CAG9 750W ATX12V PSU Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB SATA

Pros: Great for the price, I'm almost always on a tight budget.

Cons: Loud Fan

Overall Review: Running in CrossFire mode currently and have great success. But Loud!

Pros: Big, Lightweight, Crisp, Bright! ASUS!!! NO DEAD PIXELS!!! WOOT! Touch Buttons are cool. It came with the DVI to HDMI Cable included!!!!

Cons: Price Dropped a week later, but as someone said in another review, This monitor could sell for $500 and I would still buy it.

Overall Review: Just started an AutoCad Class and upgraded from a 17" LCD (Actually I set it up as a second Monitor). This thing is easy to setup and came very well packaged.