Pros: Not a big name brand and a no-frills approach (i don't care about RGB) - it snapped right in and works flawlessly. Memtest86 shows both sticks 100% error-free, at the rated speed and CAS latency.

Cons: None

Overall Review: If you don't care about RGB or whatever, this stuff seems pretty good. We'll see if it remains reliable and error free.

Pros: Good price for a fast 3D NANAD NVMe SSD.

Cons: It's not a Samsung EVO Plus (at like, 3x the price)?

Overall Review: Not much to say, so far. Plugged right in, MoBo recognized it immediately, boots quick. FWIW I use this in a recording studio and am currently keeping some sample libraries on it, and they load incredibly fast from this drive. GigaByte Aurus Z390 Ultra Intel i9 9900K Noctua NH-C14S 32GB of OLOy PC3200 ram Sapphire RX 470 8GB GPU RME HDSP 9652 Digital Audio Card (running on Startech PCI to PCIe adapter)

Pros: Absolutely killer design and production. I needed a low-profile cooler for a rack-mount build - but I was using a known hot CPU. This thing is keeping all cores of my i9 (not OC'ed) at below 60 deg (C) - while doing it SILENTLY.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: If you have height restrictions limiting your air cooling choices, you can NOT do better than this cooler. Noctua continues to design and make superior iar-cooling solutions for a myriad of computing, case, space and other situations.

Pros: It's an Intel i9 - Top of the heap at the time of this review (mid 2020). Working as expected. AMD really challenged Intel over the last few years and Intel answered the call.

Cons: Expensive, but...

Overall Review: If stability, compatibility and internal clock speeds are as or more important to you than just the number of CPU cores, then you can't really do better than this CPU, at the moment.

Pros: Rugged, has pretty much every feature you would want. So far, working great for me.

Cons: This matters to me, as I'm using it in an audio PC at the heart of a recording studio: The on-board audio isn't all that great and outputs a fair amount of "noise" from the computer.

Overall Review: Note: If you use an M.2 drive, you give up 2 SATA channels, so you go from 6 available down to 4.

Overall Review: Used to display modern HDMI output on an older monitor with only DVI input. Works without any drama.

Would recommend