Pros: Barely slower than the 7600X, but sips power. Extremely efficient. I can run multiple games, my Ark Server, leave Chrome tabs open, and it won't so much as stutter.

Cons: You can occasionally find the 7600X for roughly the same price.

Overall Review: Best bang for the buck IMO.

Pros: Most of the Components fit. It looks nice on the exterior. Price is more than reasonable.

Cons: The back outputs where the graphics card would normally go do not line up correctly. This makes plugging in HDMI and Displayport cables extremely difficult. I remember reading another reviewer upset over this, turns out his complaint is correct.

Overall Review: If you are not using a dedicated graphics card, this case is sufficient.

Pros: Completely powered everything, plenty of spare modular cables that will sit in my closet for future upgrades.

Overall Review: Completely powered my system with no issues. Using a Ryzen 7600, Geforce 3070TI, 64GB of RAM. Power to spare.

Pros: Not Defective. ASUS quality, so little to worry about. 2 ports for M.2 Drives.

Cons: Little bit pricy all things considered, but AM5 is still a bit new.

Overall Review: Works great, would recommend.

Pros: Cabling and installation was simple. Pleasant to look at.

Cons: The thing overheats and promptly shuts down while gaming under heavy load. The fan spins up super fast and eventually conks out, requiring the PC to be unplugged for 10 seconds, powered back on, at which point the fan will spin up super fast and gradually calm down while it is not under load. My machine is well within the recommended specs, and this PSU is overkill for my system by a solid 50% margin (under load). This issue does not persist with another known good PSU.

Overall Review: Overall I heavily recommend going with another manufacturer or model number. UPDATE: It's outside of Newegg's return policy. Attempted to cross ship, but I cannot advanced RMA as this company is unable to take Discover Card... Attempted to speak with Customer support M. on 8/5/2021@4:07PM Central, who advised me there was absolutely nothing EVGA could do about this and I will be forced to be without my new computer for several weeks.

Pros: It halfway worked

Cons: For the initial motherboard, the audio 3.5 jack didn't function. I troubleshot this against other motherboards/speakers, and quickly found the motherboard to be the problem. And well...I'll let the communication log below speak for itself: Communication Log: 5/29: Reported defective 3.5 sound jack on motherboard to Gigabyte via RMA process on Gigabyte website. 5/31: Gigabyte made contact via email to state RMA was approved. Gigabyte approved an advanced RMA, so long as I was able to provide credit card number if motherboard was not returned in 14 days. I filled out the form so that RMA would proceed. 6/8: Received refurbished replacement motherboard. 6/9: After very limited testing, found the refurbished replacement motherboard would lose video after 3 hours. This issue follows the replacement motherboard, and is not experienced with the old motherboard. I now have 2 defective motherboards. 6/13: I continued to test the problem with the same issue reoccurring. I contacted Gigabyte via phone as at this point I had lost faith in its ability to correctly refurbish motherboards. After calling the main support line (Customer Service Extention) after a roughly 10 minute hold, they stated I would have to speak with the Tech support extension. After waiting on hold an additional 10 minutes, I was advised fairly abruptly there was little more to be troubleshot, and was offered back to customer service to generate another RMA. I asked to speak with a supervisor, and was advised I will need to speak with Customer service again. I complied. After waiting on hold an additional 10 minutes, I was put through to customer service, again. I asked for either a new (nonrefurbished) motherboard, or a buyback. I was advised this is not possible, as Gigabyte ONLY repairs their products. I would be recieving a THIRD refurbished motherboard, and would have to send the two defective motherboards back together. I advised them that I would like to speak with a supervisor, at which point I was put through to a voicemail box with no further communication, or call backs. I 6/13: I updated the Newegg Review with where we are at on this process. 6/14: Gigabyte replied to my Newegg review and provided standard reply of "Please contact us at the following email address with case number so we can take care of you...". I emailed Gigabyte with where we were at currently in the process, and that I am now sitting on 2 defective boards. I was advised that I had contacted the "Tech Support" department via email, and they would forward my response to the supervisors of the Customer Service Department. This was done, as I currently see the names and emails of three individuals on the email. 6/16: I have yet to receive a response from anyone at Gigabyte Customer Service. I DID receive an email reminder stating I will be charged shortly for the non-returned defective motherboards. Oddly, returning these motherboards will leave me without a halfway functional computer, and was not at all what was discussed, as I have not yet received a replacement motherboard. As I was advised I could return both motherboards ONCE a replacement gets to me, I am confused as to why I am being charged. 6/19: A supervisor from tech support contacted me, wishing to do additional troubleshooting. I made mention the problem follows the motherboard, as the old motherboard does not have the same issue, but instead has the issue of providing no sound through the 3.5 jack. I asked for a full refund but was advised Gigabyte cannot perform refunds, and can ONLY perform repairs. (They can provide refunds, as evidenced through previous customers with similar issues). The supervisor stated they will test the replacement board for an extended period before sending me yet a third motherboard. 6/27: Replacement motherboard was received, and replaced. Issue was finally resolved. 7/10: Just as I find out the insanity might be over, I find out Gigabyte has charged me for the advanced RMA, after being assured I would not be charged, and could return BOTH defective boards on the same shipping label. I am now having to do a chargeback through my CC company. 7/11 Gigabyte refunded the erroneous charge. Summary: Time spent replacing motherboards, altering configurations, and driving to the UPS drop off location: Around 12 hours. Emails sent and received regarding situation: Around 20. BBB Complaints Filed: 1. Gigabyte currently holds an F rating, by the way. Their leading competitor has an A rating.

Overall Review: Gigabyte, I award you 1 Egg and ask you to seriously reconsider your business philosophies. Yes, you are quick to respond to negative reviews with cookie-cutter "We're here to help" replies, but I'm still waiting on that help you promised. Supervisors or forwarded emails you send to other departments are almost never responded to, and I'm still stuck with bad motherboards and a computer that just halfway works. I would heavily discourage anyone from using this company as the competency has fallen significantly. Use their highly ranked competitor.