Pros: Purchased this PSU on 5/16/2016. Powering an i5-6500 with an r9 380 in an Aerocool 500 case. Been gaming and running folding at home for over a year with no problems. Over 6000 hours of 100% CPU and GPU usage. It is quiet as well. Very pleased, semi modular is perfect, the non modular cables are essential to any system.

Cons: None for me. I recommended this PSU to a family member and they had a bad experience - DoA.

Overall Review: I've noticed that even brand name and very expensive gold+ rated PSUs almost always have about 5% of reviews reporting a bad experience / DoA.

Pros: Nice looking design. Keys are widely spaced. Plenty of media & function keys placed along of the bottom edge of the keyboard. (unusual placement but no complaints here) I like the firm wrist rest.

Cons: Construction is somewhat cheesy. Keys are mushy, not a nice tactile response when hitting keys. I have a cheapo laptop with chiclet keys that at least give a click when hit. These just go smoosh. Significant learning curve coming from a traditional cheap keyboard layout.

Overall Review: Buying input devices online is difficult, you just don't know until you use them. For the price this keyboard may make some people very happy.

Pros: Inexpensive, half the price of a brand name board. Works fine, no issues with installation or getting windows up and running.

Cons: 1 SATA cable included - Nothing Else - no English manual, no battery - nothing. At this price point, this is understandable, but important for buyers to be aware of.

Overall Review: Forced to upgrade due to Windows 10 EOL. I was grumpy about this and determined to spend the bare minimum amount of money possible. Pleasantly surprised, it works great. Paired with a 12400F and 32 gigs of DDR4 ram, recycled all other components. BIOS looks fine - i had to go in to activate XMP. Board layout and connectors are reasonable. I've only had it up and running for a day - I will update this if i encounter any issues.

Pros: Amazing gaming performance, less than 10% slower than flagship CPUs that are triple the price. Runs extremely cool and efficiently Works with Windows 10 (no efficiency cores) Included stock cooler contains a solid chunk of copper and is more than adequate in a case with good airflow.

Cons: The F variant wasn't available at the time I purchased so i spent an extra 25 bucks. Oh well, I have it in an ITX motherboard and years from now I can convert it into an HTPC or something.

Overall Review: If your primary goal is playing games this is all the CPU you need, save your money for more GPU which is far more important. Because it is so power efficient you can also get by with stock cooling and a cheaper motherboard to allocate even more budget to your GPU. Get more cores and more threads if you do professional work or if you need more serious multitasking like streaming from the same PC you game on. The small subset of games that do perform better with more cores AND aren't GPU limited don't typically benefit as much from higher frame-rates. I'm using an NZXT H1 case which comes with a 140mm AIO, total overkill for this CPU. I can barely get the CPU over 105F during stress tests.

Pros: No problem getting it to load with the correct timings and speed. Product looks very sharp in person, the pictures here don't do it justice. The heat spreaders look and feel solid and have a nice matte finish. Pretty sure they're aluminum. The stripe at the bottom of the heat spreader is unpainted and has a very shiny fine stripe pattern - nice contrast. Mushkin is a respectable brand, headquartered in USA. No RGB?

Cons: No RGB?

Overall Review: I was shopping for a DDR4 16 GB kit in my new build but found this on sale for only 30 bucks more. I did a quick Google and professional reviews of the Redline series I found were very positive - added to cart. I have not attempted overclocking with this kit.

Pros: It has 4 USB ports, they work. Can handle multiple input devices simultaneously I've had good luck with Anker products in the past Sleek and slim The manual gives a simple breakdown of how many amps it provides vs how much some common devices draw.

Cons: Only 3.0? Not really sure that matters for most users. Not for multiple devices that draw power from USB. If you have big or wide usb devices not all ports would be available.

Overall Review: I had my buddies over for game night we played fighting games and Streets of Rage 4 which supports 4 players co-op. I had up to three different gamepads of different types plugged into this hub at the same time and everything worked flawlessly. Two of the gamepads we used were powered by internal batteries. This hub probably wouldn't be able to deliver enough juice to 4 devices that draw their power from USB. I ran the cable from the back of my mini ITX PC on the floor and about halfway up the side of my desk used some removeable 3M fasteners (hard plastic velcro type) to attach the hub. It looks like the hub is built into my desk.