Pros: Cost-I have a tough time justifying the cost of other 3 packs of RGB fans from bigger name companies and certainly had reservations about purchasing these as Gamdias was not a brand I was familiar with but so far so good and a 4 pack for <$60 seemed worth the risk. Quality-Thus far these have performed very well. Despite some initial flickering which has stopped, the colors are good, remote is better than others I have used, they move air, and the best part about these: Reversability-By this I mean the lighting is identical on the rear of the fan as on the front, allowing you to utilize these as push or pull/exhaust or intake and still see all the rgb goodness, something most other rgb fans don't have and as I put these in the LianLi 011 Dynamic, I needed flexibility to use the fans as intake and exhaust, very happy with the look.

Cons: None so far. the included hub allows for up to 6 fans and 2 ADDRESSABLE rgb led strips, so I was unable to just plug in regular non-addressable strips. Also, not a con, just clarification, you will need a 3 pin RGB output on your motherboard to actually make these function with Asus/Asrock/MSI synch software, the more common(?) 4 pin RGB outputs do not work.

Overall Review: I would recommend these. While I mostly use these in a simple static white, I do switch on the rainbow option any time a need a giggle, truly absurd, but smile inducing.

Cons: Died in 6 months-not recognized-dead.

Overall Review: Was performing well as boot drive with other programs for 6 months, then died, freezes on "recovery" now not recognized by 2 diff pc's. Not seen in Bios, disk part or disk management-poof.

Pros: Performance is excellent, zero coil whine, silent yet powerful. Subjective but I love the metal shroud look/design. The included radiator fans seem high quality and are quite heavy, I swapped in LianLi SL120's to match the build.

Cons: Refuse to download entire MSI Center bloatware to simply control RGB, left on standard white, should be able to control from MB or offer a simplistic standalone RGB app.

Overall Review: Despite the high cost of all 4090's, this was $1750 at time of purchase, which was cheaper than many other air cooled 4090's. Mounting in the Thermaltake P3 Pro, noise was a major concern, the liquid cooling seems to keep the core and memory cool with no coil whine or perceptible fan noise. Maintaining ~ 90 FPS at 4k playing Starfield, hoping upcoming DLSS support bumps that up but happy thus far.

Pros: I have built in the previous P3 and really appreciate the refined design of the P3 Pro. The additional radiator/fan bracket allowed the top mounting of the liguid cooled 4090 and does draw airflow over the m.2 ssd and RAM. While specs state PSU's of 200mm and under, I mounted a 1600w EVGA T2 (225mm) and ran the cables under the radiator, may not have that option if mounting a 420 but worked perfectly for me. Can be wall mounted, freestanding, or laid on it's back with included foot pads. I've built on the new Hyte Y40 & 60, Corsair, Lian Li (most models) and none truly showcase your hardware like the P3 Pro.

Cons: The only con was not including a vertical GPU riser cable. The case can be unforgiving to those not into cable management or not wanting to see every bit of their hard-earned hardware. Could possibly be a bit of a dust magnet, I took the dust filter out of the rear and placed it on top to reduce dust settling from above when not in use.

Overall Review: Would highly recommend to those looking to smile every time they look at their PC. Meant to showcase your hardware, if you are on a strict budget and value performance over appearance there are definitely less expensive, more reasonable options. However, I splurged on a beautiful (IMO) Asus Hero motherboard and simplistic yet elegant MSI Liquid 4090 and couldn't be happier with the way this case presents all of the glory! Many mounting options are a definite plus.

Pros: Really a solid gaming performer without breaking the bank. Great cpu to get gaming, threw in a Z690 so future upgrade possible. Stays relatively cool with stock cooler but would recommend new cooler as stock isn't great, YMMV.

Overall Review: Would recommend as a great starting point for pc gaming, no unnecessary E-cores, solid 4.4 ghz turbo boost and 6 cores, good performer. Look into better cooling.

Pros: Z690 wifi at a decent price (look for combo deals!) Purchased both a D4 open box at a great price, works perfectly, and a D5 combo deal, no issues with either, just be aware that to update BIOS you will need a 12th gen cpu. Solid looks and performance at a reasonable price.

Cons: No cons to date.

Overall Review: Would recommend. Open box can be hit or miss but worked well for me, as did the new version.