Pros: Quiet as heck... Runs my setup with ease! Modular with nice white cloth(braided?) cables Sufficient for most builds today...unless you're ultra rich and run dual 5090s lol Beautiful sleek look if you aren't doing a build where it's hidden(I was sad mine is)

Cons: None that I have found yet

Overall Review: Great PSU! Here's my setup which isn't even making it blink... Intel i9 14900KF Asus z790 Gaming Mobo 64gb Corsair Dominator DDR5 PC6400 Thermaltake TH420 V2 AIO(along with 7 more 140 argb case fans) Gigabyte Aero Geforce RTX 5070ti GDDR7 PCIe 5.0 PCIe 5.0 m.2 Samsung Pro 1TB Thermaltake CTE C750 TG ARGB case(white)

Pros: Very big case, not much you couldn't fit in here...amount of airflow is pretty good also

Cons: Motherboard is spun 90 degrees and faces the top of the case. Any wiring you need to hook up(i.e. wired mouse/keyboard, speakers, GPU cable) all needs to be run through a small hole in the back, up through the inside to another hole and then to its respective plug. All that snaking around costs you about 14-20 inches of your cables(maybe a bit less) before it even gets outside the back of the case. Also(this could be a plus for some) the PSU is hidden in the back compartment, I guess that's okay but I can't see my pretty white 1000w white asus tuf psu now lol. To each their own I guess. And last, it only comes with 3 140's...this case can hold 14 if done correctly, I was able to squeeze in 10 if you include my AIO that I wanted in the front grill and not shooting into the back compartment. ARGB fans are not cheap either(thanks Thermaltake) $40 US for 2 140's...ugh

Overall Review: If you need a massive amount of space or are going to do liquid cooling, this is a decent case, also if you have the loot for the extra 11 fans you'll need to make the air cooling work as TT designed it to, then have at it, but if you just want a normal case for a normal air build, this isn't it for sure. P.S. Don't forget to buy some cable extentions with those 11 more 140's...lol

Pros: Worked

Cons: Costly

Overall Review: Bought 64gb back in mid August for $235, was a bit pricey back then but worth it. I just looked today thinking about getting a cpl more and saw the $899 price tag. That's a hard no for me. Good luck to all you future PC builders. If this price hike sticks, next one i build won't be until 2035 or more....

Pros: It's fast for sure...

Cons: It's a Samsung...the innovators of so much tech...you'd think with the overhead Samsung has, we would be blowing people away with load times...but it's becoming pretty standard.

Overall Review: I remember being the first kid on my block(online) with a Samsung SSD playing Battlefield...I would be cappin' a flag before those 7200 rpm goofs even got in game... Let's go Samsung...time to kick in up a notch again...

Pros: It is doing good keeping my CPU nice and cool, I use an AIO also but im sure it is helping!

Cons: None yet

Overall Review: I never use as much as I buy...even the small ones end up in a drawer...wish it was edible...

Pros: It came with a Key for Windows

Cons: Where do I begin... We moved the start button...why...*shrug* We added lots of stuff for you to buy....no thanks Onedrive...do I need to elaborate? I need more bloatware in my life like I need another hole in my head...

Overall Review: Is anyone gonna ever give us an alternative? Am I stuck using this for the rest of my life now? Protip: Win7 will get ya 11...just sayin...