Pros: Great display. Nice colors. Decent viewing angles. Tons of settings. Freesync. Crisp picture.

Cons: 5ms response time is slower than I really wanted but you can hardly tell and 5ms is generally the best you get from an IPS panel anyway.

Overall Review: Overall, excellent monitor. Zero dead pixels. Freesync works well. I do have my fps capped at 60 which is the max it can go so idk if that helps or not.

Pros: Nice and smooth. Looks sleek.

Cons: Too big. Make sure you look at the dimensions.

Overall Review: Didn't work with my R.A.T.7 mouse but my mouse is picky and it needs a mouse pad designed for dual lasers. But i'm sure it's great with many other mice.

Pros: Cheap! Got it on sale for $200 +tax. Very bright. Very vibrant. The stand is made with 4 aluminum legs that stick out to the side, giving me more desk space. Zero dead pixels. It's massive. I had a 24" 4k panel that was great but I wanted something bigger. Plus I'm just running a 580 8gb so 4k wasn't always possible so running at 1440p natively just gives me more oomph.

Cons: Had to rearrange my desk a little due to it's massive size.

Overall Review: I've only had it for a few days but so far, it's been awesome.

Pros: Cheap, overclockable, looks sweet, several fan headers, lots of options in bios.

Cons: North bridge gets a little hot while over clocked. Under normal gaming it gets into the low 50's so I put a fan on it for now but I'm going to get a custom north bridge heatsink and replace the stock one.

Overall Review: Overall, great board. 8320E overclocked to 4.5Ghz and kickin a**. Haven't tried overclocking the RAM, probably won't. I don't really see a need to. The 970 chipset really seems to be pretty good as long as you don't plan on running xfire.

Pros: Low cost per gb. Great speed! With my os and all my programs on it, sequential reads are 515mbps and write is 330mbps according to asssd.

Cons: Ssd cost is still more than hdd so I really can't put my games on it.

Overall Review: Well worth the speed!

Pros: Only $75, 9 series Northridge, 950 south bridge. 6 sata 6.0 ports, nice heatsinks, am3+ socket. Flashing the bios was easy with Qflash. 2x copper, usb 3.0, looks sharp for a budget, full ATX mobo.

Cons: UEFI bios is not very good. Its confusing and unorganized. Mouse stutters all over the place and so I still just use my keyboard. Its better after a bios update but still not very usable. Also, still haven't figured out how to show core temps in Windows. Shows in bios just fine, it just won't work in Windows. Tried coretemp, speedfan, hwmonitor, occt etc. Other than those minor problems, it's great so far!

Overall Review: Better organized bios and it's 5 eggs all day. Zero problems with the board itself.