Pros: Crystal Diskmark is able to pull out its peak speed, so the drive functions as advertised. Only really gets hot when operating at its sustained peak speed, but most applications such as games don't sustain a peak read/write speed so it won't become an issue.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Don't expect every program to get the peak speed all the time. "Real" performance varies from app to app.

Pros: Case pretty much fits every single thing you might want to put in it. Comes with a lot of fans, all but the two side fanse are powered by a single molex (partially a con, see cons). The side fans can share a separate molex connector. Red LED color really goes with the Darkness of the case. The instructions don't say, but you can upgrade the two bottom fans to either 140mm fans or 120mm fans.

Cons: "Thumb" Screws come WAY too tightly wrenched on to unscrew by hand. Whoever thought of doing that should be shot. The are prone to stripping out way too easily when you try to put them back in. Some on the screwdriver slots stripped out when trying to take the screws out because they are on there so #@*& tight (remember, shoot that guy). The fans that come with it are the silent type. Good if you like silence, but that also means they are weaksause. They don't put out nearly as much CFM as I would like. I would rather have 3 loud and worthy fans than 7 silent and worthless fans. The fans also are just simple DC power fans with 2/4 pin fan header connectors. even if you connect them to the the motherboard, you wouldn't be able to get any Speed monitoring or control. The case is also said by instruction manual to have a 'fan speed controller' but all it is is the button that turns the LED's and all your fans off. Don't see why anyone would want to do that.... It's can also get pretty annoying trying to replace any of the fans in the case, as all the fans are specially made with cables that split so it can all be connected in series. The case overall is mostly tooled, and not enough tool-less. The only Tool-less part is putting 5.25 disk drives in. Still needed tools for every single screw. The window looks cool and all, but its kind of worthless where they put it. Would have been better off making the whole side a window rather than an optional side fan point and a tiny poorly positioned window.

Overall Review: Overall, this is a good case that fits absolutely everything, but it has its flaws here and there, and they could stand to give it some higher quality screws that don't strip out so easily for how freaking tight they put them in. Upgrading the two weaksause bottom fans to two 120mm Delta fans that put out 240 cfm max each. I don't care about noise, I want results. If they are going to call them 'air penetration fans' then they should already be pushing at least 110 cfm out of the box, not like..... 20 cfm.

Pros: Not that expensive for 2Tb SSD

Cons: Falls quite a bit short on peak speed. Should be getting at or very close to 560mb/s read, but I'm getting 380mb/s or less. Write is a bit better, but coming in at ~480mb/s still a bit off from its advertised 530mb/s. A 512gb drive I bought in 2014 is faster than this thing (Crucial MX100) and gets almost at its advertised speeds Its possible that I got a bad drive, as I see others are getting those advertised speeds, and especially since I got a 6 yr old SSD that still getting around its advertised speed.

Overall Review: At least its cheap.

Pros: Fast...

Cons: The products name suggest its something different from on-board WiFi 6 adapters, but turns out this also uses the Intel AX200 chipset, which pretty much defeated the purpose of me buying it as i have on-board WiFi 6/Bluetooth 5 on my motherboard. It should be called ASUS AX200, not AX3000. Very misleading.

Overall Review: If you have an onboard WiFi 6 adapter, don't bother getting this. They are literally the same thing.

Pros: This is the first NETGEAR product I've purchaced. It's working great so far, using Cox Ultimate Internet. I wouldnt say i get faster downloads than my old modem (ARRIS Surfboard 6141 *Ancient!*), but its by far more stable that that one was. Trying to download a patch from Star Citizens Alpha launcher would crash my whole internet lol. I've yet to try on this but I dont think that will be a problem now. I also have yet to have random restart, which the 6141 did at random even without heavy internet loads.

Cons: none so far. Well, now I have a con: It was killed by a thunderstrike :o. Well, it and my Router were killed. Lost the WAN ports on both from the surge. It lasted long enough tho. But the real con I suppose is that it wasn't REALLY supportive of max download speeds of up to 960mbps. And its probably wasn't on the modem, but COX, my service provider, doesn't support this modem for their Gigablast service, which is really up to 940mbps. So, this modem should have been able to handle it since it is listed to support up to 960. but, COX only allows DOCSIS 3.1 modems for its gigablast. Didn't matter how fast this one is or how fast the CM700 is.

Overall Review: I primarily purchased this one despite all the brand new 32 x 8 channel modes available because of the problems with their chipsets. This was practically the next best thing and the only 24x8 modem listed. pretty much the fastest working modem available on newegg!

Pros: This is only the 2nd PCIe x 4 device ive owned. The other was a soundcard, and i couldnt use it on my board because I was doing the dual GPU thing and the slot was in a terrible spot. It was also the reason I never purchased any of these, because of terrible slot placing. But I got this because I wanted to get into wireless connections again. Excellent choice if I might say. The drivers werent a pain to install and there isnt any ridiculous connection software needed, you just use what windows has and bam, wirelessly connected. I was expecting a tedious setup, but i'm glad my expectations didnt get met. Maintains a stable and very speedy connection to my new AC5300 router on the 5ghz band.

Cons: None whatsoever.

Overall Review: Adding onto my very old review. These are very fast, but not Wi-Fi 6. Probably the fastest thing before Wi-Fi 6 came along, tho. I now use ASUS ROG Rapture AX-11000 and I'm hoping ASUS eventually makes a Wi-Fi 6 version of this. That said, ASUS's on-board wi-fi for its modern motherboards are all Wi-Fi 6, so this device is kinda obsoleted by them in a way. I still have it in my PC and use it along with the on-board Wi-Fi 6 adapter. The on-board can connect at faster speeds, but until I actually need that faster speed this AC-88 still serves its purpose of fast gigabit internet connections. For now, the next best thing is the AX3000 adapter.