Pros: It's cheap, Sapphire is a very reliable brand to buy from, has 1GB of DDR3, great for HTPCs running at 1080P and it runs cool even with a passive cooler.

Cons: AMD's website lists the card under legacy support, so know new drivers from them anymore, but new drivers only really matter for games and this isn't a card made for gaming.

Overall Review: If you buy this, make sure to register the video card on Sapphires Select Club website for warranty purposes.

Pros: None

Cons: Okay so I got my first board in 2012 from them and am now on my 4th (yes 4th) from them. My first one lasted 6 months and then the SATA ports died. I RMA'd they sent me another one that was DOA, so I sent it back and they sent me a 3rd one. The 3rd one lasted a week and just quit working all together. I think the VRMs failed on it, I am not 100% sure. So I RMA'd it again and ASRock sent me a brand new one. This one lasted about a year, it died today of course after the warranty is up. The computer I had this in had 19 days of total use looking at the power on time of my Hard Drive, which is the only Drive I ever had with the system. The 19 days was between all 4 boards. I don't use the PC that much as it is for LANs and what not. I checked all the other components and swapped in known working parts to test and it would not POST. The problem is the board. ASRock manufactures poorly designed products that do not last. AVOID AT ALL COSTS, buy something better.

Overall Review: System Specs: ASRock 990FX Extreme 3 (Not Anymore) AMD FX-6100 3.3GHz X6 CPU Coolermaster Hyper TX3 CPU Cooler G.Skill Ripjaws 16GB (4X4GB) 1333MHz RAM (OEM) AMD Radeon HD 6850 1GB GDDR5 GPU Seagate Barracuda 500GB 7200RPM HDD Thermaltake 550W Evo_Blue PSU Thermaltake Commander MS-I Case Windows 8.1 Professional 64-Bit

Pros: -Built-in iGPU -Price to Performance is insane value

Overall Review: Amazing CPU for the money, upgraded an old Athlon II system with this using a simple ASUS A320M-K motherboard and 8GBs of RAM. This CPU is really far off in terms of performance compared to the Ryzen 8-Cores. This is really good value for a 6-Core, I remember paying $300 for a 1090T back when 6-Cores first became mainstream, AMD has really come along way since the Phenom II days.

Overall Review: Feature packed motherboard with good amount of upgradeability down the road. Love the light up ROG logo as well.

Overall Review: Card works great, nice step up from my old RX580. Fans are nice and quiet, card stays cool when gaming/video editing. Can never go wrong with a video card from Sapphire.

Pros: Used this to hook-up an Apple Cinema Display (A1316) to a Windows PC and it worked as expected.

Cons: N/A