TASK DEFINITION: Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
PROBLEM: This cooler has certainly lowered temps on my VisonTek R9 290 Reference card. But it certainly wasnt easy to install.<br />The hardest part was installing the heatsink on the back, Maybe I misplaced the cooling pads but the heatsink didnt exactly fit the card, the claps used to hold it down bulged and I had to leave one off so I could fit it into the PCI express slot.<br /><br />The fan is very quite, even at 1300 RPM (fastest setting)<br /><br />Temps before with reference cooler: 94C and major throttling.<br /><br />Temps after water cooler install: 57C max with cooler fan set to 100%<br /><br />Temps using water cooler with recommended fan curve: 68C @ 50% max fan speed.<br /><br />Oh and I have my card OC'd to 1050 core and 1400 memory. This is valid for all of the above results. Im sure the temps would be lower if I left it at stock clocks.<br /><br />My case is a midtower and already could hardly fit the R9 290 so I knew any aftermarket fan cooler wouldnt fit, Thus I went with this option. It certainly does what it is designed to do and allows guaranteed OC'ing headroom.<br /><br />R9 290 VisonTek reference from eBay: $220<br />Water cooler : $120<br /><br />Total cost : $340 for better than GTX 780 performance and guaranteed cool temps.

SOLUTION: Works as advertised.

PROBLEM: Shame on me for attempting to save a couple bucks without reading the other reviews...<br /><br />Bought this cable for an iPad Mini. The iPad doesn't even recognize whether or not a cable is plugged in. It's absolutely worthless, unless you truly desire a worthless cable in your arsenal of deprecated electronic equipment.<br /><br />If I could give this product no stars, I would.

SOLUTION: It's Worthless

PROBLEM: Received on time and very easy to hook-up. I have a lot more room now and you can hardly even tell its there on my desk. I have had no issues at all with this hard drive. My only regret is that I didn't buy this sooner<br /><br />Update...<br /><br />Just bought my second 1tb drive. The price was very good so I jumped at the chance after having loved the 1st one.<br /><br />I did have a problem of my computer not recognizing the new drive. I tried everything I could think of to fix it and no luck. Thoughts of seeing bad reviews from others here where their drive didn't work ran through my head.<br /><br />After reading and trying the FAQ on Iomega's website, I wanted to call them for help. Apparently to call for help costs $25 per incident. I was going to write in their forums but I noticed when others asked for help, replies were usually a day or 2 or 3 out from the question, not wanting to wait 1 to 3 days for a possible answer, I used the online chat they have. I hate the online tech support chats so I wasn't expecting much. However after explaining my situation to the guy, he was really helpful. Nothing we tried worked so he suggested reformatting the new drive and renaming it. I saw in the menus on my computer where the drive was there, but offline due to a collision conflict with another drive. But I was able to rename my new drive (I did not reformat it) and BOOM I was now able to click it online and it worked.<br /><br />So for anyone out there who finds a need to purchase a second drive, and if you go with the exact same model, you will most likely get this same problem. It's an easy fix once you've done it once and I must say their support was excellent.

SOLUTION:
I love it (so much I bought a second one)