Pros: EXCELLENT efficiency, lowish power usage, handles 100% load @ 63~65°c in my HAF932. This card was a "downgrade" from my Sapphire R9 390X, but the performance still allows me to MAX out everything under the sun @ 1080p resolution. I'm actually very glad I settled on RX480 instead of going with a GTX1070 (might have been excessive for the price and at this resolution)

Cons: Well... the backplate of this card prevents my screwless solution (HAF932) from "closing" securely on the card rear bracket. Not really a con, and nothing negative to report quality/performance-wise.

Overall Review: Well... I spent a little under a year hesitating over a decision (NVidia or AMD) and analyzing costs vs. benefits. I finally pulled the trigger after seeing a chance to snag DoW 3, as well as a $30.00 MIB :) Nice! *Also, do yourself a favor, start using Display Driver Uninstaller/Safe Boot for the cleanest and easiest GPU upgrading/maintenance you'll ever do :) *

Pros: It has blue LEDs and a manual off switch for said blue LEDs

Cons: purchased as part of http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.2188000 This PSU performed solidly for approximately 3 hrs. Then died and multi tool confirmed nothing to any rails whatsoever.

Overall Review: Looking forward to waiting 2-4 weeks for RMA process to be completed and hoping the replacement meets the standards I have come to expect from Rosewill.

Pros: currently installed in my wife's computer, paired with an a10-6800k and capable of running Tomb Raider, 1080p, ULTRA @ >60fps. her theme is pink and this thing with red LED fans installed looks beautiful through the side-view mirror. I'm surprised the hot-swap fans are keeping this thing at 50s under load, it's an amazing card and we're VERY happy with it. VR capable, to boot!

Cons: none, really.

Overall Review: highly recommended, excellent showing from AMD - also, if your considering an 8GB version of the RX470, i'd recommend going for an RX480 instead. 4GB is perfect for the 470 in my opinion.

Pros: i5 Processor, free SSD, front panel USB 3.0, and backup 2TB make this a decent value for mainstream computing, and if you can be creative, mainstream gaming too.

Cons: Probably a smaller size motherboard (mATX), yaweh forbid it's an ITX, but whatever. The size constraints and placement of board headers means you must be considerate with add on components. Not sure about any bloatware preinstalled (its an Acer, so it's def. there), do yourself a favor. Install that SSD, do clean reinstall of Windows 10.

Overall Review: If I may, I'd recommend an R7 360 OC (short card!) or GTX 750ti. Those will complement this processor and give you some good gas. But.... you'll need to replace the PSU with one that supports 6/8 pin connectors for GFX cards. I can't recommend this for gaming unfortunately.

Pros: Two kits for 24GB at stock clocks (was overclocking for about 2 years!)

Cons: None, at all! Perfectly capable of stable 1600, need better cooling for 2133 MHz though

Overall Review: Used these back in 2010 for by best build to date: -EVGA X58 SLI MoBo -Intel i7-970 (6 core) -24GB Mushkin DDR3-1333 -2x 1TB Seagate Barracuda 7200 + 1x 2TB WD Caviar Black + 32GB SanDisk Easy Cache -1GB GTX550ti SLI (x2) - Now a single 4GB GTX760 -800W Gold Corsair PSU still going strong!

Pros: Works as intended, looks decent, takes up minimal room, especially for a floating shelf setup.

Cons: Took almost a month to arrive. Awesome, and definitely minus two eggs worthy.