Pros: This works as it should and runs very fast. Its an older SSD but none the less its still way faster than your typical HDD 7200. For the price its great for storing games or for work loads. Can't go wrong with one of these for a budget builder. Highly recommend.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: If you are on a budget and need to upgrade your HDD then this is the one I recommend to you. Boots windows in no time. Hope this helps.

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Cons: Man newegg....I bought this from you to avoid any 3rd party mishaps and I regret it....I bought this to do a YouTube review vid and first there wasn't any clear plastic on any of the Computer case how are my viewers supposed to get thier fix from now!?!?!?! I am so surprised the TG wasn't damaged through shipping, but..the box was destroyed, I am going to chalk that up to the fed-ex guy or girl was having a really bad day. As far as all the screws...so many where missing I couldnt believe it. THANK THE STARS for Enermax and ThermalTake for providing me with past products to review I had some to cover the loss. But for a beginner PC builder they would of been screw-ed...."pun intended" Now lets go over the RGB extensions...there weren't any..that's right...none..once again I was fortunate enough to have a spare for the two 200mm fans to have plugged into. So if I wanted to use the controller to display these two 200mm RGB then..I wouldn't be able too. Now for the mounting screws I was provided with....5 total.... It looks like to me that this case was sent back from another person and you just passed it right along to the next. Words can not express how disappointed I am in this..Thank heavens I received this case and not some first time builder who is doing their first build..They would be crushed and confused and then having to try and deal with customer service is a nightmare....Just imagine this was meant for a kid who's parents where building him/her a gaming pc for X-mas....Sorry little Timmy..we must first battle the hoards of what is Neweggs customer service first...

Overall Review: Now as for the case...Best budget case to build in hands down. I absolutely love this case. It has great cable management tie down points. Easy to work inside of and just looks absolutely amazing. Thermals are the best out of the box compared to the NZXT H500 and Phanteks p350x. Which I built all 3 of them and doing a comparison budget build on. The PSU shroud is great and easy to take in and out. Just be careful of your wire placements to the motherboard because it can get in the way of taking in and out the shroud. I highly recommend this case for a budget build. Now if you have an EATX motherboard this case isnt for you but I would recommend the Phanteks p350x which is another truly great case. I hope this review helps even though it started out yelling at Newegg. One last thing before I go. If your motherboard has a pre installed IO shield then this case will work with it. Just becareful and take the time to line everything up. Also the p350x, the NZXT H500 was a little struggle. Happy Building everyone!!!

Pros: Works right away with xmp enabled on a x470 Crosshair Hero Vii.

Cons: Wish the timings where a bit more tighter, but with some tweaking I can get it...I just have a case of the lazies right now haha.

Overall Review: Works as intended with x470 and Ryzen 3700x@3200. At this price point I cant complain except Asus rgb software is so basic and boring..but that is a topic for another day. If you need ram and want some bling and works with any Ryzen then this is the one to get hands down.

Pros: The colors are nice and supper easy to hook up straight to your motherboard. They give you more than enough extensions that I was able to save one extension for a later date. They are magnet and have double sided tape and the magnets are strong enough to stay by themselves. As for the tape side I haven't used it yet so I can't tell you if the tape is good enough.

Cons: I have mine hooked up to Asus and the sad thing is...Asus is not really ARGB friendly. You can do static colors just fine but when it comes to having lets say, your mobo lights do a static color and your strips do ARGB colors then that is where you run into problems. Everything isn't meant to be handled separately just all at once. I do wish Asus teamed up with Razor to do more than static or puke rainbow. Or at least update your rgb software so we can do more DIY with our lights.

Overall Review: The colors are nice and true. Hope this review helps and I am satisfied with the ARGB strips.

Pros: Dropped temps from using MX-4 by 6 degrees Good for at least 6-8 uses unless it's a thread ripper Goes head to head with Thermal Grizzly

Cons: None

Overall Review: I use 2 thermal pastes. Thermal Grizzly and Gelid. Only reason I use Gelid more is cause of the amount you get for your $. I am an over clocking fool and build alot of pc's and these 2 are my go to's. Hope this small review helps.

Pros: Faster than an SSD No cable management GREAT $ to Performance

Cons: None

Overall Review: If you are looking to increase your read/write speads without breaking the bank the MP300 is right for you. I have enough room on my motehrboard for 2 more and that is what I will do. And NO CABLE MANAGEMENT...dude...who doesnt love that?!?!?! HA! Hope this small review helps.