Pros: Overall good design, I personally like a more channeled airflow direction, but this is pretty good so far after 16 months. Case was purchased as part of a build for a friend/client. Cable management was very good and there is enough room to hide the majority of cabling. Airflow is good and system has been cool and stable.

Cons: Installing hard drives becomes a very fast and easy process, however... You must never lose or misplace your extra hard drive rails, as even though the cages have multiple holes drilled in them, they do not fit standard 3.5 drives with screws. Therefore there is no alternative way to mount your hard drives if you lose the included hard drive rails. I'm about to purchase an entire case just for the rails because of this. Cooler master has them for sale but unavailable at this time.

Pros: Small Worked great when it worked Easy to use

Cons: Belt clip broke within 6 months Feels flimsy at times Purchased 11/8/2010, Died for good while listening to it 2/29/2012. No symptoms before death, just stopped playing and its a brick now. Will not charge or display any sign of life.

Pros: Tripled my FPS over my old GTX 970 Handling 1440p/144hz in the game I want to play.

Cons: First card would not seat into my motherboard, however newegg was able to resolve with replacement

Overall Review: Thank you again newegg for having great customer support. With GPU prices going the way they have, I did not think I would get out for less than $1000.00, however with this I'm set for the foreseeable future. Check benchmarks and make sure it can run the game you want at the resolution/refresh rate you want. I don't play the absolute newest games so a more budget card worked for me.

Pros: Zen 3 performance 6c/12t appears to be all I need for what I play so far Much snappier than my i5-2500K that I upgraded from

Cons: Difficult to get, but not impossible Pricey compared to Zen 2

Overall Review: After 9.5 years on my i5-2500K build, wanted to go all out and get a 5900x and a dark hero motherboard, however until those exist I figured I would grab the 5600x which does exist and enjoy a new computer. So far no issues with the middle chip instead of the premium chip. Even if I were to buy the scalped 5900x from third party sellers, the price is the retail price of a 5600x and a 5900x. So I can enjoy the 5600x now and buy the 5900x later if needed when they are in stock at retailers for retail pricing. From 820 to 4274 in cinebench r20

Pros: Installed March 2012, was fast and stable for about 2-3 years.

Cons: System has started acting up in the last year giving read errors when programs try to launch, and I finally cloned the hard drive to a Western Digital Black 7200rpm 1gb. Performance drastically improved and errors have disappeared.

Overall Review: WD1003FZEX 1TB going in, we'll see if it fairs any better. My history with WD is they get old and slow down, however they've never given me read errors. Seagates always got very noise but this is my first to give me read errors/bad sectors.

Pros: It can backup files and restore them well enough. Windows backup can do that however.

Cons: As an image creation/recovery program, it falls horribly short for me. The key to any successful imaging software is that you should be able to create and image, then restore to that image. Acronis has failed me multiple times over the years in this regard. I no longer use this product line for that reason. Acronis will let you create an image, saying everything is going well and it is completed, however the rating for that image will never be more than 3 stars, and has always failed when attempting to do a restore. Most recently a friend wanted me to use the free WD version, and to his surprise it failed in restoring the backup. I no longer use Acronis for any of my imaging needs and have moved to Miray software since their backups have worked 100% of the time. At the end of the day, a product has to work, despite any features, bells, and whistles it has.