Pros: - Keeping my 8C/16T 1700X at 50C idle. ~70C under load.

Cons: For the price ? none.

Overall Review: Great product to use for AM4 while the vendors send out brackets.

Pros: - Came with M.2. 240 GB - Dual Bios

Cons: - Inferior bios with many essential functions missing compared to other X370 boards and even cheaper B350 boards. - Overclocking is very limited in BIOS for both memory and CPU. - Unstable software that is causing BSOD. - Not enough bios updates, only 2 updates since launch and both offer very limited improvement. - Memory support list is too small and has only been updated once.

Overall Review: Even if you have your load line calibration set and apply 1.40 V to try and get it to 4 GHz, racing GT utility will only give it 1.25 V under load and cause it to crash immediately when set to 4. It seems to give the processor less voltage from the set value the more it is being utilized. This means that if for you can get it to operate at 4 GHz idle at 1.4 V, you will most definitely crash during a stress test or even running a simple application, not because the processor can't handle it, but because the voltage dips below the value.

Pros: it works

Cons: it isnt bullet proof

Overall Review: it does what it's designed to do, provides great fall protection and the stand works both horizontally and vertically. 5/5

Pros: - Good battery life - Fast charging - Specs are nice. (4GB of ram, 2.0 GHz 6 core, 64GB storage). - Fingerprint sensor

Cons: - idk

Overall Review: I've been shopping in the low budget phone market since the iPhone 6 and this is the best $200-$300 range phone I've owned. I've had a Honor 5X, ZenFone 2 and use a Samsung galaxy S8+ as a work phone. It blows those two first phones out of the water and I fail to see the difference between this phone and the S8+. Camera quality might be worse but who cares ? I'm not an instagram model or a part time facebook photographer. Phone just hits the money for me, 100% recommend so far.

Pros: - Max temps under full load: 70-75C @ 50-60% Fan. - 2012 MHz out of the box - Memory has been stable at 11800 MHz, didn't test at higher speeds. - Seamless 2560x1440 experience. - Gorgeous high quality and sleek design.

Cons: - About a 5-10 degree sag.

Overall Review: - The biggest card I've owned. Pay attention to the dimensions if you have anything but a full ATX board and case. - Definitely the best of the 1080 ti given the 4 year warranty and out of the box specs. *UPDATE* Card runs great but seems to have conflicting software for fan control. The MSI afterburner might cause issues and create instances where your fans will throttle between 0-20% and cause the chip to overheat. I already suspect that my system crashed in idle due to this bug.

Pros: - Immense power and airflow. - Noise - Violence -Destruction

Cons: - It can kill you

Ordered on 11/25, It's 12/10 still don't have the flash drive. Seller reply did not address the issue appropriately. Would order from different seller, unless you enjoy the uncertainty and adventure of a missing order.