Pros: Currently running this in a SFF Lenovo desktop with a Core i5 3470, 8gb ram, and a 240 watt psu. I've Been able to run BF4, BL2, Skyrim, and Crysis 3 all at high/Ultra settings. This is a impressive little graphics card.

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: When you factor in performance/power consumption, this is probably one of the best performing low profile ready graphics on the market.

Pros: It works great. The X300 is lacking in USB ports so having a few extra for low power devices (wireless mouse/keyboard receiver) is a big help.

Cons: It's not official part for the X300. It's basically a low-profile usb 2.0 header that comes attached to a metal bracket that you have to remove before mounting it to the X300. The ports are white and the mounting screws are silver so the aesthetics won't match the black case if that matters to you.

Overall Review: Overall, It does what it's supposed to do and it's cheaper ($9) than the official X300 usb header ($22) I've read a lot of people having difficulties fitting the system back into the case once you get the header mounted. On the inside of the front panel of the X300 case there should be a metal clip. Hook the usb cable and the front panel header cable in there, bend it inward a bit to secure the cables, and that should make sliding the system back into the case much easier. You still may have to adjust the cable a bit but it should save a lot of headache.

Pros: Small footprint. It's basically the same size as a standard ATX power supply Easy to install CPU, RAM, and storage surprsingly amount of expansion for such a small form factor

Cons: WIsh it had one or two more usb ports. I know there's a header you can buy seprately but that's not always easy to find.

Overall Review: I set up mine with a Ryzen 5700g and it worked out of the box with no BIOS update required. If it ships with BIOS version 1.7 or higher it should support Ryzen 5000 series out of the box. I was also able to easily overclock the 3200mhz RAM to 3600mhz. I recommend using an aftermarket cooler such as the Noctua NH-L9a-AM4. The stock Wraith AMD cooler will fit as well if you remove the fan shroud. I would highly recommend either of these over the incliuded cooler.

Pros: Possibly one of the best value cards for 1440p performance Easy to install

Cons: Like others reviewers have stated, I did notice the coil whine. I was able to significantly reduce this through undervolting and setting a frame rate cap at just under my monitor's refresh rate. I recommend anyone that owns an AMD card to look up undervolting guides on your card. This can really help with temp issues and coil whine. AMD's software makes things pretty simple to do this.

Overall Review: Overall this is a great card if you're comfortable with doing some tweaking.

Pros: -Works at the speed advertised (3200mhz)

Cons: None so far. It's RAM

Overall Review: I have these installed in an Asrock B450m-Pro4. The XMP profile works with no issues at 3200mhz In case anyone is curious, these are showing as Samsung chips under CPU-Z.

Pros: 80+ Gold Excellent quality Fully modular all black cables

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: I replaced a failed brand name PSU with this one and so far it has exceeded my expectations.