Pros: It runs cool and near silent! It is all black (or so)! This is my first Seasonic and shouldn't be the last one. Time will tell!

Cons: No cons to be mentioned so far.

Overall Review: First of all I would like to say that this is by far the most inaccurate listing I've ever seen. It is full of contradictions, wrong info and images. Here are some facts that you can rely on: - This is the EVO version - It has only ONE SINGLE RAIL (48A on +12V which is perfect) - It has the black top (no blue sticker and round grill) - All cables are black and most are flat - It has 4 protections: OPP, OVP, UVP, SCP - It has a 5 years warranty The unit I received is perfectly working since fired up after installation. It is powering a HTPC i3-6100 with 1 SSD, 2 HDD and 3 fans, which is overkill but I now have a backup PSU for my main rig i7-6700K overclocked which is powered by an overkill EVGA G2 750.

Pros: All good !

Cons: Nothing wrong.

Overall Review: Did an undervolting using MSI Afterburner. Temp never goes above 60C, even during heat waves. I can hear the fans kicking in at 60C, but it's a soft woosh noise. Saw videos about how easy this card can be modded with 'normal' fans. Very happy with this 3060 Ti.

Pros: - Runs cool at approx 55C while gaming with a Phanteks TC14PE, all auto on a X570 motherboard, except for RAM XMP. Will eventually try the Curve Optimizer.- Switched from an Intel 9700K and glad I did. Now ready for PCIe gen4, and a nice 5900X down the road.

Cons: No cons at all

Overall Review: Recommended

Pros: - 32 GB of RAM - XMP 2.0 ready

Cons: Not the fastest timing

Overall Review: Removed old RAM, installed this one, computer booted on first try at correct speed. Haven't had the slightest problem after quite some intense gaming sessions.

Pros: This motherboard has everything I needed and has recently been nominated in the top 5 Z390 recommended. Using it with a 9700K @4.8GHz_all cores with 1.275Vcore/LLC on Medium, cooled with a Phantek PH-TC14PE. Dual-BIOS has been one of the top selling points helping me making a choice.

Cons: So far my only bummer is the Gigabyte software.

Overall Review: Just to educate with some facts checking: - VID is NOT Vcore. - For a long time and for most motherboards (if not all), Vcore has always been way too high if left on AUTO, hence higher temps if you do so. - 1.38Vcore would not fry a CPU. When max allowed temp is reached, CPU will throttle down.

Pros: -Left & right click buttons are the way I like, near silent soft & short depress -Adjustable DPI via only one button (reassigning with Logitech Gaming Software) -Side buttons can be anything I want: text, multi-keys, anything... -Can be used with only 1 battery (to decrease weight if needed) -Cursor movement is very precise, just like the wired gaming mouse I was using -Very good at anything, from gaming to surgical work in photoshop

Cons: -Side buttons are clunky, making a 'hard' noise when depressed (would have like them to be very light and touchy) -The slide isn't great -At first the wheel feels like hard plastic, missing some grip (but got used to it after a while) -Quite heavy with 2 batteries -Body is hard plastic; would have prefered rubber texture

Overall Review: This is my first wireless mouse and I really like it. I use a claw grip and it is perfect, a bit big though. With 2 Eneloop and 4-5 hours a day the batteries lasted a solid 2 months in performance mode. I've been playing some games (Doom 2016, Resident Evil 7) with a wireless K750 keyboard and it worked just fine, no lags at all.