Pros: I dont know what people are complaining about, but this is a dang good processor. I just upgraded from a phenom x4 and I definitely feel the difference in power and speed. All my games are playing smoother than ever too, didn't think it was possible.

Cons: It keeps the girls away...

Pros: Burns blu ray, and bdxl

Cons: Shady advertisement misleads you into thinking that it burns m disks. It only reads it.

Overall Review: Since all dvd/blu ray drives current and old will play m disc, why the hell does lg advertise "m disc support?" It's like a tree salesman saying "But these trees support oxygen!" in an attempt to confuse and trick you into thinking you're buying the only tree in the world that creates oxygen.

Pros: fast, makes vr very easy

Cons: very average pcie lanes

Overall Review: if you want a great cpu and money is no issue, get this one.

Pros: -Intel is high quality stuff. Of all the years I've built computers I've never had one DOA intel processor. Well, same with AMD but still... -Fast, fast, fast...

Cons: only 3.5ghz, but at least boost makes it 3.9 which is decent.

Pros: The MSI boards have always looked good and have been reliable. I really liked their design. I really like the fact that I didn't have to flash the bios on this one. I also like the fact that the UEFI is so much better than it was just a year ago, big plus! OC genie, I simply pressed dat button and I didn't have to sacrifice any goats to the OC G0ds! Last but not least...that glowing shield is just so beautiful!

Cons: Super expensive, this board. But its worth it for reliability and quality.

Overall Review: Motherboards of the same model will function just the same though they are at different price points and come from different manufacturers. The only difference I've noticed is the UEFI, and maybe a few added gimmicks, and quality. What you're paying for here is quality. I've always bought ASUS for everything because they were the cheapest. Ironically enough, I shelled out top dollar for the most expensive asus flagship motherboards for my last 2 builds, and they both came in dead, and partially dead. I've gotten 2 bad ASUS motherboards in a row now and I didn't want a 3rd one so I decided to go with MSI and they have been absolutely flawless.

Pros: -Glowy lights on the pump. -Ridiculously simple installation. -Good factory installed heat sink compound. -Silent fans. -Best cooling AIO I've had.

Cons: -Even though it was so simple and easy that I did not have to look at the instructions, I decided to look out of curiosity. What does it say? "Go to website for instructions" haha. What if you have no other computers?

Overall Review: If you have the I7 processors, this will be the easiest AIO liquid cooler you have ever installed, provided your case can handle a 280mm radiator. To mount the pump, which is usually the hardest part, you just have to install the right standoffs (the only ones that will fit on the motherboard) and then screw the pump onto them, done.

i would give zero egg if I would. When this guy runs out of stock, he just sends you an empty box...no refunds and no communications at all. You just wait 30 days for an empty box in the mail. I hope this guy dies a slow and painful death.