Pros: - Adjustable led - Isn't loud - Doesn't sag like bigger gpus despite not being that small.

Cons: - Shuffle only currently - Came with a motherboard so I had to RMA the slightly better Aorus one and kept the elite Wi-Fi over the Master. I didn't want to go through the trouble of having to test then sell the other motherboard that came with it. That being said at least the motherboard it came with I can say was a pretty good motherboard it works good and I didn't get like some jank psu or something I couldn't use.

Overall Review: It all worked out.

Pros: The monitor looked fine no dead pixels.

Cons: The stand on this monitor is absolutely useless it obstructs the flow of my keyboard and mouse who the would actually want this Gundam forehead looking stand. It doesn't tilt move or basically do anything but just look and feel janky well done MSI.

Overall Review: Meh

Pros: The power delivery is good and it gets gen 4 speeds xmp 3600 fine etc. good-acceptable temps. Ryzen 3900x worked fine out the box and bios updated easily, it basically did it's job and didn't crash great.

Cons: Although the led is very subtle the bottom I can't help but look like someone installed the lights backwards when making the motherboard it gets weird shades from it being installed through the board like it is. Fascinating design Gigabyte if that is your real name.

Overall Review: It does it's job and isn't overpriced, and 6 months later no complaints. If you want more features spend more money but this is really all you need feature wise the rest is bells and whistles to me.

Pros: It wasn't hard to install

Cons: It didn't come pre installed. lol

Overall Review: I like Mr Lian li but wish he would put the type-c cables in his pcs.

Pros: - It's a Ryzen 9 with 12 Cores - Runs cool and stable - I saw it is 420 bucks right now that is a steal for this price/performance as I had to pay more earlier in the year.

Cons: - The fan is bad and is rather useless when under high loads as the noise is just ungodly and the temps go crazy I'd highly suggest putting a 240mm + aio on it. I went with a 280 as my case couldn't hold a 360 and its silent running the fans at around 900rpm and pump on quiet keeps it easily in the 35-45 when under minor load and 55ish under heavier ones. - Bought it 2 months ago when I had to pay 520

Overall Review: Great processor 5/5 Replace the stock fan it can't perform to full potential with it

Pros: - 3600 DDR4 CL16 - Runs smooth xmp enabled running no problems on a Ryzen 9 3900x

Cons: - The Heatsink it sharp as all can be for some reason

Overall Review: Runs great out the box