Pros: Quiet Fanless mode available 10 year warranty

Cons: - minor nitpick, the cables were a bit longer than I expected, but they are probably expecting to need to accommodate users with full tower cases, and mine's a rather compact tower.

Overall Review: Overall, I purchased this due to Seasonic's reputation, and the stellar warranty. The only complaint I might have is really my fault. My case is probably considered in the smallish to mid size (Dell XPS 8700), and the cables were made with mid to large cases in mind. It was awkward to get some of the cables in there, but this was my own fault in terms of planning. The availability of fanless mode is a nice touch.

Pros: This was a great mid-level phone, good screen, responsive, and a "pure" Android experience, with minimal clutter. Android updates guaranteed through 8.1, and security updates even beyond that point. This was a strong selling point for me.

Cons: I had read the tales of the notorious 5X bootloop issue, but went for it anyway. I had mistakenly interpreted the stories being that, if the bootloop issue happened, it would happen fairly early, and if it didn't, then the phone would be fine. At about the 2-year point, the battery went a little funny. It would lose anywhere from 10-30% of its charge overnight, with the phone shut off. After about 3 months, though, it seemed to semi-recover from that, where the draining wouldn't happen, or would be under 10%. At about the 2-1/2 year point, last night as of this writing, it suddenly froze for about a full minute (call audio continuing, though) rebooted itself while I was in mid-call (simultaneously sending a photo to someone). It came back up, and was fine for a few minutes, then froze and rebooted again. Keeping it in front of the air-conditioning vent to cool it didn't seem to help. Eventually, it descended into the bootloop behavior.

Overall Review: It's well past its prime now, so I doubt anyone's looking at these. Still, to not last 3 years is unacceptable. The Nexus 5X is made by LG, and I expected more of LG. My previous smartphone was an LG Optimus L9 (I think a late 2012 model, I purchased in Jan 2013) which lasted me around 4 years, and I updated only because it only supported Android up to 4.1, and with various software updates, was getting sluggish. Further, Google Maps would get it to run pretty hot. I needed to charge it while mapping, and when it got hot, it would sometimes lose the GPS signal. Still, that L9 still works today, even if it's not particularly useful for much anymore. There's no excuse for a phone to die in less than 3 years, especially when it was seeing fairly light use (I don't use a whole lot of apps)

Pros: - Performance per dollar FAR outdoes the RX 6400, RX 6500 XT, GTX 1660 (and variants), RTX 2060, and RTX 3050. - Performs about on par with a GTX 1080 or RTX 3050, about 10-12% below the 5600 XT - Tops out at around 125W (FurMark default 1080p test). - Phantom Gaming cooler is way overkill on this, and keeps temperatures low. Ok, so, I was expecting a 5600 XT due to the specs listed, but, honestly, even as a slightly cut-down version, this thing is THE budget card to get (or the 2-fan variant, separate listing). I bought it for a secondary system I had, and ran a few tests on it, as well as checking on GPU-Z. Let's be very clear, it's NOT a full 5600 XT, it's a 5600 OEM. I'd never heard of the non-XT OEM version until now. Despite that, it's by far the best performance you'll get from a new, fully warrantied card in this price tier. The only way to have done better is to maybe have gotten the 2 fan version, which was $10 less, but that sold out VERY quickly (I didn't manage to snag one of those).

Cons: - Specs are incorrect. The full 5600XT has 2304 Stream Processors, this is a slightly cut down OEM version with only 2048 Stream Processors. - Minor nitpick - Default fan curve is a little abrupt/aggressive, but not really a serious problem.

Overall Review: I absolutely would recommend this to others if it were still in stock, and have recommended it while it was available. Only reason I didn't ding an egg for the incorrect specs on the product page is because that's Newegg's fault, not the product's fault.

Pros: - Spacious - Good ventilation - Quiet

Cons: - Very minor fitment issue with right-side panel.

Overall Review: Ok, so, if I'm going to nitpick, the right side-panel is ever so slightly off, so you have to lean on it just a tad to get the upper thumbscrew to loosen/tighten easily. Also, since I wasn't going to use this in an extreme system, I think I would've preferred a solid top rather than ventilate, for straight front-to-back airflow. Those minor quibbles aside, it was a joy to build in this case. Fit wasn't flawless, but quite close. I originally was going to get the black case, but this one wound up being the same price, but with a bigger rebate, so I went with it, as my son said he was indifferent with regard to black vs white. Well, when all was said and done, it's actually mostly white with black highlights, for lack of a better term. Both my son and I looked at it and agreed: "Never would've thought we'd like a white case, but this is nice!" The motherboard we were using didn't have a 3-pin RGB connector, so we're using the RGB effects from the built-in controller. I picked up a 120mm RGB fan (blades AND ring with LED) for rear exhaust, and after a little confusion, finally found the connector to hook it up/add it to the existing RGB controller. My son loves it, and my girlfriend even took a bit of a liking to it, pondering whether she'd like a similar setup for her system. Zero complaints. And the bonus? The check for the $20 mail-in rebate showed up only ELEVEN DAYS after I mailed out the rebate form, despite the form warning that I should allow 10-12 weeks for it. I have NEVER had any of the rebates show up that quick . . usually it's a minimum of 8 weeks.

Pros: I moved from an HDD to an SSD-primary/HDD-secondary setup. Needless to say, I'm delighted with the speed increase. The long warranty is also a huge plus. Fast shipping!

Cons: Nothing to complain about. However, it's been less than a week since I've installed it.

Overall Review: VERY minor nitpick, but I suppose if screws were included, it would've been nice. No biggie, though. For my own needs, I didn't have to use the included software.

Pros: Powerful, quiet, and draws less power than the R9 280 or 280X. Overclocked out of the box.

Cons: None that are really worth noting. Oh, I hear the fans spin up when I first power up the PC, but then they settle right back down. I don't think I've heard any more than the faintest noise from the fans when the PC is running, either desktop apps or gaming... and I tend to be pick about that sort of thing.

Overall Review: I bought this to update my PC from the old Radeon HD 6670 I was using, and, obviously, being a much more powerful card, it made a huge difference. I admit that I had to also update my PC, which was about 3 years old, because the BIOS wouldn't recognize the card, but that's not the card's fault. Also, due to the case and the barely-long-enough SATA cables that came with my PC, I had to order longer SATA cables. Again, not the card's fault. In any case, while I probably am not pushing the card to its limits, I play most of my games (not necessarily the latest and greatest) at 1080p with the details turned up, and there's no hiccups. Not sure about hearing any coil whine or not, but maybe it's because I cap things at 60fps, since I run my monitor at 60Hz. I'm happy with it... though, *sigh* technology marches on, and it's $50 less now an than it was when I bought it 4 months ago, and with a slightly bigger rebate than before.