Pros: Put it in my X570 and the optimized settings work without any issues at all.Update: put in a 2nd pair - XMP profile still works perfectly with all 4 installed.

Cons: None

Overall Review: This is my second build with Corsair Vengeance RAM modules - and they are just solid.

Pros: Very happy with this board - it has lots of options that make troubleshooting so much easier. In my case, when I put my Ryzen 5800x CPU into the system, it wouldn't POST. But it had a nice LED to give a code that provided a hint it might be related. An Internet search with that code suggested to just put on the latest BIOS (which I probably would have tried anyway). This board *also* has the brilliant feature to allow the BIOS to be updated without need to boot the system - I just put the latest BIOS on a USB key, and held a button on the back of the board. It booted - flashing the LED on the light I held down as it updated the BIOS (which took a few minutes). Then when it reboot with the latest BIOS, it could POST and has worked brilliantly. It's built solidly - zero complaints there. The heat shield over the M2 slot seems to be doing fine cooling my gen4 Corsair MP600 (I removed the heatsink that Corsair sent - this is cooling just fine).

Cons: None

Overall Review: Another solid ASUS board. I will likely only ever build boards in the future with this level of debugging and troubleshooting support.

Pros: After having GPU sag cause issues in a prior build, and not wanting to try to setup a vertical video card again (cooling was a pain causing the GPU fans to spin a lot more in one of my prior builds), I wanted something small and stable to just give support to the GPU. This works great. It's heavier than I expected - it's solid metal. And screws on tight.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Would highly recommend this - I hate GPU sag. It's cheap, hard to see, and when I do notice it, it looks fine in my build.

Pros: It's not unlike other modular power supplies: it just works. Voltages seem to be regulated just fine, and doesn't seem to have any issues at all providing the necessary power. It's also very quiet. Which is great.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: be quiet gear is so quiet and solidly built, I'll likely continue to buy from them in the future.

Pros: Does great keeping my 5800x very cool - even under load. The fans are very quiet - it all just works.

Cons: The plastic shield over the CPU cover that has it light up "be quiet" broke somehow so now it falls off easily - which means without the plastic cover, there are quite a few very bright white LEDs blasting light through my glass side window. Now I wish they just removed the LEDs to begin with - it wasn't *that* great anyway.

Overall Review: Would still use be quiet in the future - other than the dumb LED lights, it's very well built and very quiet.

Pros: Built like a tank - this is one solid case. The fans are reasonably quiet - so far the best I've had (they make fans that are apparently even more quiet, but I can barely hear these) Spacious and easy to work in More than enough tie-offs for good cable management.

Cons: I didn't over-clock by much, and air-flow is OK - but I also put 2 fans at the front to pull in as much air as possible. There's not a lot of space for air to come in so you'll definitely want to put fans at the front to pull air in. The air flow design made it practically in-feasible to mount an AIO at the top of the case. That was fine - I just put it at the front. But it's something to be aware of.

Overall Review: I usually purchase cases from Corsair, but now I'm a big fan of be quiet. I started using their fans and coolers, and finally tried their cases. Now I'm going to be a repeat customer.