Pros: Excellent fit and finish. Well thought out. Tons of features for the price. Excellent airflow. Every case should have the removable top AIO bracket. Plenty of space.

Cons: The PSU bracket was slightly warped, but was easy to straighten out.

Overall Review: Want insane airflow? Want amazing cable management? Want super easy access to the 8pin ATX CPU connector with a top mounted 240mm AIO? Then this is the case for you! Blows my old NZXT H510i out of the water in build quality and features. Obviously it has better airflow than the H510i

Pros: None

Cons: Well for one they aren't low profile would barely fit under CM V6GT, wouldn't auto detect on mobo. Even with XMP stuff still bsod like crazy, 600k+ errors in memtest and passmark. Buy this way better :D N82E16820233199 sorry g.skill but after 6 years I'm done this ram was just bad plus the heatsinks where really flimsy

Pros: Pushes a lot of air for a 120mm. Excellent built quality.

Cons: Past 1600 rpms it sounds like a 747 is taking off. Seriously at 2500rpms these things crazy are loud. Below 1600 rpms these are pretty quiet.

Overall Review: Keep your fan curves from going over 1600 rpms and your PC will be fairly quiet.

Pros: Traditional DC voltage control for the pump and fans are 4 pin pwm. LEDs are standard 5v A-RGB No pump whine(The pump is built into the rad, for you Gamer Nexus viewers afraid of rad orientation) Easy installation for AMD AM4 users. Zero software is required to control this!!!

Cons: None

Overall Review: I finally got tired of NZXT Cam. The Kraken x53 was a good cooler ruined by the fact it can only be controlled by flaky software that would randomly turn off the pump. This AIO was designed properly. Allows the user to decide how to control it. Just calibrate the fans in your motherboards pwm controller and set your fan curves in bios and you're done.

Pros: Monitor is sleek and bezel plastic doesn't feel cheap. Color is very vibrant. Display gets very bright. On screen menu is easy to use. The stand has tilt , height adjustment and is very sturdy. Detected immediately with Windows 10 as a variable refresh rate monitor, just needed to enable that setting in Settings and change Windows to 144hz. Geforce control panel enabled G-Sync automatically. No dead or stuck pixels out of the box. Only has about 2 hours of use and still looks great.

Cons: None

Overall Review: This replaced a 2012 LG 27" 5ms 1080p 60hz TN monitor. I was pretty skeptical at first, but decided to order a 144hz monitor to see the difference. Just enabling the 144hz and variable refresh rate in Settings, scrolling and moving the mouse is significantly smoother. Color is amazing on this monitor and definitely reaches cornea melting brightness so be prepared to lower the brightness. Overall I don't really see why you would buy a 1080p 144hz monitor more expensive than this. Gigabyte really nailed this monitor for what I paid. I have always had great luck with Gigabyte products and would buy another one of these if my desk was larger. Does it make you a better gamer? No, but it sure is smooth as heck in game when trying to aim. Best of all no more screen tearing.

Pros: Super fast!!!!. Samsung makes great products and this one is very affordable.

Cons: Wish I had bought the 240gb :( This is where I take the egg sadly. I agree with people on this being a pain to install for win7 x64 using ahci. Works ok in legacy IDE. My speeds were low at first. The key to making these work in ahci is to go into your registry!(See other thoughts for walk through)

Overall Review: 1) Run the Registry Editor (regedit.exe) 2) Navigate to Registry Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Msahci 3) Set the "Start" value to 0 (zero) 4) Navigate to Registry Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Pciide 5) Set the "Start" value to 0 (zero) 6) Shut down 7) Start up again, but before Windows boots go into the BIOS configuration screens and change the disk mode to "AHCI". Save the new BIOS configuration and restart so that Windows boots. This took be awhile to figure out hopefully this helps