Pros: I run x plane 11 and with a 2070 I can MAX all the settings 1080p (except shadows) I now have it stable at 3.9Ghz 2.36v on AIO

Cons: I wish Newegg would monitor these reviews and delete the ones written by incompetent people. I am not making fun of them, but you have to do some homework to build computers. On guy mad because it has no graphics. Come on, that is what the G processors are for. Some guy complaining he got 2 dead 3600s come on, he doesn't know how to build computers. One guy complains he has it at 2.41 volts and it runs hot with the stock cooler. come on! a bunch of people complain that the board they got wont post because it is not the correct bios version "I wish somebody told me:! What if I go to the autoparts store and say "gimmie one of everything I am going to build my own car" then he comes back and cries that he cant get his Johnny Cash one piece at a time Cadillac assembled.

Overall Review: Yes I recommend it. Just be advised if you don't want to buy a graphics card then get the G version, and be advised to make sure the heatsink is properly installed. it is not that hard. and be prepared if you buy a newer processer than the BIOS on your board supports you will have to update it which means you need to have or borrow a early cpu. (some boards can be updated without one but you need to know how)

Pros: It automatically changes stuff after I learn it so I have to figure it out all over.

Cons: The security code is printed in micro type anyone over 40 needs a magnifying glass to read and is buried under silver wax you have to scrape off. Warning, I ruined one of these ( win7 ) in the past trying to scrape it off when cold. I have a lot of experience in this stuff and still it is a pain. They already have it locked up an a cardboard so they are just phycho that someone will steal codes. This is only a minor point, really. Microsoft thinks it owns my hardware and displays it in various ways. For example I am not allowed to set my machine up without a password even though it is mine. They also will not allow me to have control over my own mail. They put into junk notices from the government but I have to mark as junk 20 times advertising I do not want before I stop getting it. ShalI I go on? I am learning Linux so I may free myself of these monsters.

Overall Review: Just learn Linux.

Pros: very good

Cons: fast

Overall Review: yes

Pros: yes I like it.

Overall Review: still quite sufficient for flight sim max everything works

Pros: It is sturdy, and has many features to help make it quiet. It also has a bay for an optical drive which I must have., Ok, call me a neanderthal

Cons: It is not possible to mount a 140 radiator on the top because there is not room for the fans. This is not really the best place for it thermodynamically after much testing. It is better in the front. This is because the graphics card and MB generate more heat than the CPU so pulling ambient air through the radiator and putting the heat back into the case is still better. None the less I would rather put it in the top because the pump is the low point. If air bubbles are in the lines ( which over time can occur and they can not be seen in an AIO ) they will stay in the pump, This will shorten its life and interfere with heat transfer.

Overall Review: Yes I recommend it. Most people do not want the optical bay anyway. I have had many cooler master products and they are as good as the higher priced Gucci type products.

Pros: Here is the deal, I always bought Corsair. I have several. Then I learned that Seasonic was building them for Corsair, but now they are using another company. Typical USA CEO type thinking. Many reviews complain that Corsair cables are having real dimension problems and not fitting the connectors. So, I went to the real source to avoid the problems and the cables do seem better quality to me.

Overall Review: yes recommend