Pros: It's a good board for what it is. There is nothing really TOO special about it, but I can't really fault it. So for the price, it's a good deal.

Cons: The North bridge ran a little too warm for my liking. I took off the heat sink and cleaned it off really good and added new thermal paste to it. It still runs slightly warm, but not near as bad. It would have honestly probably been just fine, but I worry about that sort of stuff.

Overall Review: Other than the North Bridge running warm (which probably wasn't anything bad to begin with) I was overall satisfied with this motherboard. There are better ones out there, but we aren't all millionaires. I would recommend this for a mid range computer. I am running it currently with an FX 6300 CPU and a R9 270X GPU. So far, no problems. =D

Pros: I got this power supply when it was one sale, and I gotta say it has not disappointed me yet. It's smooth and quiet. I really have no room to complain.

Cons: It's not practical for building a high end PC. If you were going mid-tier and not planning on doing SLI Crossfire, this power supply will do just fine.

Overall Review: If you ARE building a gaming rig, and you don't plan on doing crossfire and such; This power supply can handle at the most (comfortably) at R9 270 or 270X without it being a power struggle. That's what I am running currently, and it's working just fine.

Pros: This is an excellent CPU. It stays nice and cool and doesn't fault under a heavy load. I would say coupled with a good motherboard, it will hold up nicely for any gaming rig or general mass multi tasking.

Cons: None so far. If anything does come up, I will be sure to leave an update. Otherwise, for the price, you can't really go wrong. =D

Overall Review: I haven't over clocked it yet, mostly because I haven't felt like I needed to yet. But it can be easily done so that is also a plus!