Pros: Great, sturdy, clean looking laptop. This model has GbE, unlike the 6310. Bought this with an extra stick of 512MB of ram, which I had to RMA, which gives it 896MB after it sets aside it's video memory.You won't be playing games on this, but it is a great portable workstation.

Cons: Mine came with a dead pixel. Just one, but it's completely dead(always black). Almost took off an egg for this, but I have the worst luck with dead pixels and bad memory anyway.

Overall Review: I work for a school district that has recently contracted with HP and we are about to buy a few hundred of these(without brightview). We already have about 500 of HP's 6310, which are working great so far. If the model that costs a bill more, the RM119UT, comes back, buy that one instead. The nx6325 series are fabulous computers.

Pros: Good numbers. More SATA connectors than most PSUs

Cons: After owning this unit for a few months, I wish i did not purchase it. When I plug it in and turn on the switch, the unit puts out a high pitched crackly screaming sound. Mine also makes the power light flicker and prevents me from turning the computer on.

Overall Review: Read the other reviews, and decide for yourself.

Pros: Buttery smooth switches. Nice soft color style

Cons: Function keys could be printed on the keycaps.

Overall Review: I have a K100 at home and wanted something nicer at work. Caught this keyboard on a sale and I am VERY happy with it. This keyboard feels better than the K100 that I have at home. The switches are so smooth and quiet. My cubicle neighbors are happy, too!

Pros: Nice layout of the components and no stability or compatibility issues with ESXI 7.0.

Cons: AsRock's BIOS support for this board fell off a cliff. The last BIOS update for this board was issued in June of 2020 and I'm pretty sure it will never receive another.

Overall Review: Good board for EPYC 7001, but if you have 7002 or 3, jump to the ROMED8-2T. That board has received better BIOS support and is a little more feature rich.

Pros: -Heatsink design seems effective and it stays pretty quiet even under load. I've got a Meshify 2 case, so the size isn't an issue for me. -Very minimal and very rare coil whine. So minimal that I have to get close and try to hear it, typically only during loading screens. Better than any other video card I've had, actually.

Cons: -Fan stop feature is terrible. They stay off when at the desktop, but that's it. Start browsing or doing anything with very minimal graphics and the fan stop feature will cause the card to "vroom" constantly as the temperature teeters on the fan stop threshold (50c?). I have to constantly launch Aorus Engine to disable the feature and leave the fans at their lowest setting, which is quieter than the constant "vrooming." -Styling. As others have said, this thing is a brick. It has too much tasteless branding for a black brick. Would have been better if they just leaned in to the brick aesthetic and made the printing on it black, too.

Overall Review: This card is good, but desperately needs a BIOS update with better fan stop implementation.

Pros: -Fast. Chews through CPU workloads like a champ!

Cons: -Hottest CPU I've ever owned

Overall Review: I wanted a 5900x, but won the lottery for this and just went for it. Even with a 360 AiO, this thing jumps to the mid 80s C on single thread loads. It settles down to the high 70s after about 10 seconds while the load continues. I ran this with an NH-U12s for a while. Single thread loads would pin it at about 86C and it would stay there, with the fans screaming, until the load stopped. If you want one of these, be ready with some serious cooling.