Pros: Great card for the money. I haven't even dug into what it can really do, but this is a vast improvement over my GTX 650 Ti Boost 2GB card. UPDATE: I have been using this card for three months now and i throw everything at it on Ultra settings including Battlefield V and it's flawless for me. Using with Ryzen 1700X, 16GB of Corsair Vengeance LPX memory and an Asus ROG STRIX B350 board...

Cons: Rebate was a little confusing, but what the hay.

Overall Review: a well made product. My first time using AMD/ATI in years as I have been a longtime nVidia fanboy.

Pros: Nice looking, cheap

Cons: Damaged on arrival that looks like it happened before being placed in the box...not Newegg's fault. Second, they advertise it to work with ATX boards but it is so cramped, I can't even get my data drive in there!

Pros: Worked great for an older AM2 board I was using a retro PC build. Came complete with hardware and no hassles.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: None - see "pros"

Pros: Never had an issue with EVGA power supplies. I used this one for a Windows XP rebuild for retro gaming - a bit overkill, but the power is there. An excellent choice for fully modular PSUs

Cons: None.

Overall Review: None.

Pros: Never loses connection, has the speed

Cons: None

Overall Review: Third one I've bought in under a year for three different computers and no issues especially when connecting to an old router. Best wireless adapter I've ever owned. NOTE: If your router uses 802.11ac protocol, make sure you go into Windows for your adapter and set it to use 802.11ac and NOT Auto. You'll be able to use it at 5Ghz instead of 2.4 - you can do this by going to Device Manager, Network Adapters, right click your adapter and go to the Advanced tab. Select Wireless Mode and choose IEEE 802.11ac in the drop down menu and click OK. UPDATE: I have ordered 3 more since this review and they are all amazing. Still THEE best adapter I have ever used. ANOTHER UPDATE: Remember, this also takes advantage of USB 3.0/3.1 - if you use it in USB 2.0, your speeds will be slower as well. I use this in a newly built computer with the settings I mentioned above in my USB 3.1 port. I get 100M down (what I subscribe to for internet) wirelessly from across the house. I have also tested this theory by using this adapter in an older Windows XP machine with only USB 2.0 and my speeds didn't crack 20M down due to the computer's age, lack of USB 3.0 port and no true option for 802.11ac. Don't expect to get lightning speeds when the rest of your computer may be old and lacking recent technology. That's like thinking by painting your old car, it will go faster.

Pros: No issues, no dead sticks - worked as advertised for my side project.

Overall Review: Worked great. No dead sticks. I do not mess with overclocking or changing the voltage or values and it performs well for my purpose.