Pros: The kind of read speeds that you want to see. Nice.

Cons: Literally none. It's slightly more expensive than the Western Digital PCIe 4.0 drive with comparable speeds.

Overall Review: Speeds are as advertised. Make sure that you download the Samsung Magician software, install any necessary firmware updates, and then enable Full Performance mode to enable the fastest speeds.

Pros: none.

Cons: Upon opening I noticed right away that the socket that the power cord plugs into was not right, the cord did not fit in snugly and it took me quite a while of fiddling with it to get it to even hold power. I would have RMA'd it right then but who wants to spend 20$ on shipping it back to newegg just to hope that they send you back a PSU that is any better. I just decided to stick with it and hope for the best but I now regret that decision as the PSU has completely stopped working after 9 months of regular everyday use.

Overall Review: 5 year warranty but a lof of good that does when you have to spend 20$ just to ship it back to Corsair, and they only promise to give you a 'refurbished or repaired' PSU of the same model and that one will only be covered under the warranty for 30 days! I don't want to spend the money on shipping just to hope that they will send me back a PSU that dies after another 9 months and then not be covered under the '5 year warranty'. What a joke. I don't want a rubbish refurbished replacement and I am bringing my business to another brand.

Pros: Had no issues getting them to run stable at the rated speed and timings on an ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR VIII DARK HERO and 5900x.

Overall Review: Great low timing 4000 Mhz kit to pair with 5000 series Ryzen and a high end motherboard. Working flawlessly and stable for me.

Pros: Included Nidec fans are top of the line. Solid airflow.

Cons: The 3 front intake fans are all plugged into one splitter unit. The cable on the rear exhaust fan is not long enough to reach the connect unit, and there is no included extension cable. The grey clips on the PWM fan connectors are too tall and don't actually fit into the Syncro Connect unit's fan connection ports. I had to trim off some of the excess plastic on the clips to get them to fit in the unit, and route the splitter cable to connect from the syncro unit to the rear exhaust fan. Yes I'm aware that I could have plugged the rear exhaust fan directly into the motherboard, this defeats the purpose of the connect unit that controls all fans under the Chassis 1 fan header settings.

Overall Review: Love the case, had to take off an egg for cabling design oversight.