Pros: - Quiet - Works as expected

Cons: - It did not come with a check for $1,000,000 from Ed McMahon.

Pros: Much improvement over the stock cooler (I have both, in two different systems, and both by Gigabyte). Run with automatic auto clock that boost up to 2130 95% of the time. Cool and quiet in my Lian Li TU150 with a Ryzen 3600.

Cons: -Did have a lot of black screen issues early on with new driver updates. -Using DDU to uninstall drivers and reinstall from AMD website. The drivers don't seem to overwrite themselves very well during updates, and need a full forced uninstall if you start getting black screen video card crashes.

Overall Review: -Stylish Clean Looks, cool and quiet with massive cooler design. ( love that is massively outsizes my ITX components.) -Will continue to use Gigabyte for my graphics card needs. I have never had a hardware related problem with any Gigabyte graphics card that I've owned.

Pros: - Bought this specific item number to match the stick I already had. - No issues two years later.

Cons: - none.

Pros: - Works as advertised. - Air and water tight (you can hear the seal *pop* every time you open it.

Cons: - I would like to have keyring holes at both ends. so that the cap was secured to my keyring and I could remove the drive so that my keys and their weight were not hanging from the dongle.

Pros: - Works as advertised. - Great read/write times compared to HDD, and saves the space in my ITX portable gaming/CAD-CAM rig where airflow is at a premium.

Cons: - Did not come with a $1,000,000 check from Ed McMahon. - Probably could have gotten a similarly spec'd drive from another respected brand and avoided the Samsung tax, but it was well-worth the few extra dollars in my case for peace of mind in a professional rig.

Pros: - Works as advertised. - Budget friendly.

Cons: - THe 8GB of vram is worth it if you have the money, but not a game breaker if this version saves you the coin.