Pros: dropped my cpu temp 20 degrees. that right there says it all.

Cons: kinda loud at first but in comparison to the OEM it's much quieter.

Pros: All 128gb recognized by my x570 creator board with my r5 3600 at 3200

Cons: Will not post at 3600 at all. Not compatible with ryzen calculator due to wrong type of hynix memory.

Overall Review: I'm happy with the capacity as it will enable me to use a lot of VSTs without glitches or pops at super low latency with my thunderbolt interface but you get what you pay for by using cheaper ram chips. They probably need to change the advertised speed on these modules. Might try two sticks to see if they're able to reach 3600

Pros: Top notch feature set including PCIE-4, two thunderbolt 3 ports, USB-C headers, a ton of other I/O for peripherals, and even capable of RGB (if you're into that sort of thing). Not DOA and the chipsets fan is inaudible under my desk after using the auto fan tune utility built into the BIOS. It has a debug led and bios reset switch. Ready for third gen 5000 series, which I'll be trying to get on launch.

Cons: G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 128GB will not run at 3600 with xmp/docp or manual timings. The includes thunderbolt drivers don't work at all! Took me weeks of research to find a working driver to connect my audio interface. It has a chipset fan. The I/O shield is not integrated, which it should be at this price point

Overall Review: Fractal 7 white tempered glass R5 3600 w/stock cooler (for now...) Dark Rock Pro 4 (for later...) X570 Creator G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 128GB Radeon 5600xt (for now...) 3x 24in 1920x1200 60hz (for now...)

Pros: it works. it's decently long. it seems sturdy enough for my use of plugging it in and leaving it until i move again

Cons: none so far.

Overall Review: it's a six foot thunderbolt cable that allowed me to hook up my audio interface to a T3 adapter also from startech and then to my x570 creator motherboard to make music in my home studio. did its job which is what i hoped it would do, nothing more, nothing less.

Pros: Converts T3 to T2 to work with devices that don't use the usb-c connection for thunderbolt

Cons: Compatibility issues abound when it comes to thunderbolt chipsets and drivers issues. Dug around for hours until I finally found a working driver to get my audio interface to show up with thunderbolt on my Asrock x570 creator board with onboard T3. Ymmv but perhaps I'm one of the lucky ones

Overall Review: Does its job

Pros: Small dimensions with a full ATX build. Easy to work in Great cooling ability easily improved with more fans

Cons: Wish it had side panel attachment like the define 7 series Need slightly stronger magnets for the top filter to keep it in place better Wanted it in white but couldn't justify the extra expense

Overall Review: My lady loves her new build in it and could not be happier. She games on it constantly and couldn't believe I built her such a nice machine for not a lot of coin