Pros: Good basic performer. Inexpensive. Good support. BIOS update is easy using ASROCK utility and reading instructions.

Cons: Didn't want to work with a Mushkin Pilot M.2 SSD, MKNSSDPL250GB-D8. NewEgg even RMA'd both this mobo and the Mushkin part but the mobo never detects the SSD. Swapped with a TeamGroup SSD and it works fine. The default BIOS settings for the CORSAIR 8G 2400 DRAM generated errors during a Memtest86 run. Tried XMP settings and still failed. Simply changing the DRAM speed either lower or higher than 2400 passes this test. Left this setting at 2800 and the system works fine. Memory is CORSAIR CMK8GX4M1A2400C16R, CPU is Ryzen 5 1600.

Overall Review: Works ok but it wasn't plug'n'play. Required some tweaking to get working with the parts I used. As such I wouldn't recommend to an inexperienced system builder. Tech support is prompt and responsive, as is NewEgg's service.

Pros: Has enough power connector options for my old 6+8 pin GPU. Inexpensive. Quiet (so far...)

Cons: Power Factor is 65% (at 100W) measured with a Kill-a-Watt.

Overall Review: Good value for a basic desktop computer.

Pros: Can't hear it spin, even when CPU 100% loaded.

Cons: Fins easily bent so be careful when installing. Some reverse airflow around the edge of the shroud. Maybe the fan blade tips not optimal?

Overall Review: Good enough for a Ryzen 7!

Pros: HDTune benchmark shows about 1500 MB/sec.

Overall Review: Plenty fast for a cheap system disk upgrade.

Pros: Works ok, not the fastest DRAM.

Cons: Had to tweak slightly to work with Ryzen 7 5700X, use CR=2T (instead of 1T).

Overall Review: Ok for inexpensive DRAM upgrade.

Pros: Good price. HDTune benchmark shows about 360 MB/sec, close to advertised speed.

Cons: Tried 2 of these as RAID0, wouldn't work with an ASUS PRIME A520M mobo. HDTune benchmark shows about 360 MB/sec.

Overall Review: OK for an inexpensive SDD.