Pros: fast RAM, high capacity, works with my 1st-gen i7 740-QM, no problems at all in 3+ months

Cons: expensive, but what did you expect?

Pros: Appropriate speeds Worked immediately on my Silverstone PCIe AIC

Cons: I got a USED product. I paid for a NEW product. I booted up HWInfo64 as I always do, let alone for a device install (!) and checked out the drive. I see "Power cycles: 4 Unsafe Shutdowns: 3 Total Host Reads: 431 GBytes Total Host Writes: 456 GBytes." For a brand new product, this should not be reading like that.

Overall Review: I'm not even sure I would recommend the product. This was shipped and sold from ADATA themselves, so this is extremely disappointing, and the SKU is only a few months old so it's not like there's a ton of RMA or refurbished ones that should be sitting around. Of course, if I had paid for a refurbished model, I wouldn't care. But I didn't. The box of the product was freshly sealed, there was no mistake of sending a used product. ADATA has very clearly sold a used model as a new one. BUYERS, BEWARE OF ADATA and this shady usage of an otherwise trusted place like Newegg. They did it to me and they're probably doing it to others, too.

Pros: Very powerful, factory waterblock

Cons: Very large, doesnt fit in a Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic. Probably would fit in the XL Little bit of cool whine sometimes

Overall Review: Hell of a card. Its a 3080ti, chews pixels up and spits them out. Maxes out my 100hz 3440x1440 monitor in literally everything Ive tried, except Control, which comes close. Slight coil whine when using Port Royal benchmark a couple of times, not a problem when using headphones. In a loop with 3x360mm rads and a 5800X, it gets a little over 50C during gaming, boosts well over 2000mhz without touching anything. I havent bothered OCing but Im sure itll go right to the Ampere limit.

Pros: this is the best mouse i've ever owned. it's sleek; the buttons are perfectly placed; it's wired, so there's no signal interference or lag; it fits my hand perfectly; it works great in all games i play (black ops, wow, rift, sc2, bad company 2 the most mouse-intensive). bought it back in november and it functions just as well now in june as it did the day i got it and plugged it in. if you're looking for a mouse to buy, stop, because you've found it

Cons: only 5 buttons, but anything with more is going to significantly increase in price, so it's not really an issue.

Pros: great monitor, great picture, didnt have to do anything other than plug it in and turn it on, HDMI

Cons: the HDMI output resulted in a funny picture from my computer, the 1080p was fuzzy and that's definitely not right. but its not enough of an issue to dock an egg, since it comes with DVI also it doesnt come with an HMDI cable, just the input, so be aware of that, but like I said it's weird out of there anyway.

Sent me a used XPG Gammix S11 Pro instead of a new one. Unacceptable. If they’re selling refurb, just say it up front.