Pros: - Great price, picked this up on sale for $319 - 4k looks amazing - No dead pixels

Cons: I have nothing to complain about with this monitor.

Overall Review: - The instruction manual is in all Korean. - The monitor menu is in all Korean, but can be switched to English easily (In the menu select the second menu from the bottom and then select the top option to set the language.) - Also, it came shipped without a cardboard box around the product box, so everyone who touched it while it was in transit knew exactly what it was, and the box definitely had some signs of mishandling which worried me, but after firing it up everything was perfect.

Pros: - Price - Great for a budget rig

Cons: - Not many bells/whistles - Flimsy metal - Basic design, kinda reminds me of the old 486 cases

Overall Review: Whip your leg around in a circle three times cause this case is BASIC.

Pros: - Every kind of screwdriver head you'll ever need - Has a rotating back nob that makes it easy to screw and unscrew - Has an extension attachment so you can reach difficult areas

Cons: - None

Overall Review: - Also includes screwdriver heads for things like opening up Nintendo Wii and iPhones

Pros: - $13.99 for a DVD writer - It works - Samsung brand

Cons: - It just came in bubble wrap. No box, or cables included

Pros: - The heartbeat of my new system, runs like a dream - Includes a decent, quiet fan - Always nice to pop a new Intel sticker on my case - Picked this up on sale for $299!

Cons: - None

Overall Review: - Intel should really step their game up with some giveaway goodies and the overall unboxing experience. It's not every day that you open a new i7 processor, and what their design marketing team should do is amplify that experience the way Apple does when you open literally any of their products. And i7 represents power and excitement. Their box, and what's inside, should help tell that story and offer fun ways to utilize it.

Pros: Gorgeous design, solid memory, what else can be said?

Cons: - None

Overall Review: This was the first time in my life that I had a "wow moment" by opening up RAM. I've always been a Kingston HyperX guy based on their marketing dedication to esports, however G.Skill lured me over to their side with this product. I'm REALLY getting the itch to put in another 16GB order to round my system out with 32 gigs.