Pros: Its a 40mm GA/Chipset Fan (duh). Quiet, yet effective. Easy to install. Worth the money I have paided for it.

Cons: Lack of Documentation (no big issue with myself). Plain and ordinary (not like it matters unless you have a clear window on your PC case).

Overall Review: Simple,easy to install fan saved my North Bridge chip from being fried. Nothing fancy or stylish about it, its just a simple black plastic fan. Ont he pluse side the fan runs quietly in my pc and I stoped having the system crashes I had when my old fan kicked the bucket.

Pros: It did not break when I thew it against the wall.

Cons: Unbalanced weight. Read trigger is for the L2 button of the navigation controller and not the Trigger for the Move Motion controller. That trigger is in the far front, making alot of shooter games more difficult than they should.

Overall Review: All the pictures of this product online are kinda deceptive, if I knew how this gun looked like from other angles I would have never bought it.

Pros: -Ryzen X370 board - I also felt this board has the best combination of features and price. -Easy to overlock, just go into the EZ setting and choose the performance settings (vs Balanced or Power Savings). -Full featured with a number of ports and expansion slots -Neutral colors are used for the board ascetics, ideal for custom builder color schemes and RGB lighting. -The optional Q-Connector is actually pretty useful for installing front panel wiring. - (For me and my purposes) very minimum RGB Lighting.

Cons: -At the time of writing, there some issues with the BIOS, but that issue exist in all AM4 boards. Eager to wait for updated BIOS and drivers. - Can only do modest overclocking at the moment, this ties in with waiting for BIOS and driver updates. -Current software for the on-board Audio seems to be buggy, perhaps updated drivers/software can fix this.

Overall Review: -There also a bug in Windows 10's code that effects Motherboard/ CPU performance that relates with SMT (AMD's version of Hyper threading), so issues not entirely Asus or AMD fault. -I do not care for RGB lighting at this time, and this board as a minimum Aura Strip on the side and a RGB header which I am not using. The RGB Aura strip does not distract from my personal ascetic choices. I find the minimum RPG strip kinda cool, like the Knight rider's Kit Red Light effect. -With how new AM4 is right now, RMA is actually quite helpful as it provides manufacturers a means to see real world results and helps them refine their products. Also "I am writing this review to enter into the "Join The Republic- Your Path to Legendary Continues" campaign".

Pros: The Vengeance C70 case has heavy duty steel construction (even the front facade is metal), easy, almost completely tool-less design and Real PCI expansion slot covers (and not punch outs) which is harder to find on modern PC cases. This case has quality metal carrying handles that are mounted into the actual case and not into some plastic bracket that will just break later like many cases. The whole case got this great visual ascetic, the Power and Reset buttons help with that military feel. The case also has large holes with rubber gormmets for all your cable routing needs. And having all black screws coming standard with the case makes the whole case feel more "tactical". I also want to point out this case does great for cooling with plenty of room for fans (depending how you implement your cooling)

Cons: The 2 water cooler holes are punch outs and not replaceable covers or include rubber grommets which is not a deal breaker for my as I am not using a custom liquid cooling system) The stock fans although not awful do leave plenty to be desired. The power button, although looks cool does feel a bit mushy, and the white light behind the button can be distracting. I wish they had a red LED instead of a white LED for the power button or make the power button out of red plastic instead of white plastic with some paint on the front. But none of this is bad enough I would remove a Egg from the final rating.

Overall Review: Since I got the military green version of the case and I wanted matching colors for my Bluray drive and Flash card reader. I ended up painting the Drive face plates with some matte finish Olive Drab spray paint.

Pros: Does its job, I can barely hear it. And that is putting my ear right next to the fan to hear the air blowing it self.

Cons: It can't make me a sandwich.

Overall Review: Other reviewers say the blades pop off, but I don't see how without breaking the thing.

Pros: Does its job of filtering dust and dirt. I can get away with washing the foam filter (separate from the fan) with water (allow to dry before re-installing),

Cons: after two years and repeated cleaning, the foam filter is starting to get ragged on the edges.

Overall Review: Only really works on fans blowing into the case.