Pros: -The LEDs look awesome! -The all-white design is clean as heck -The clock speed is fine enough for AM5, 6000MT/S is acceptable

Cons: -The loose timings aren't awesome, CL38 is fine enough, but id definitely shoot for a kit with tighter timings. - A 2x8 GiB kit isn't awesome for longevity, but if you're not playing the latest AAA games at a high resolution, you should be okay (for now).

Overall Review: If you get this with your CPU (Like I did with my 9600X), they're pretty decent. I wouldn't choose this as my first pick, but it's an okay kit.

Pros: - Excellent build quality (Integrated rear IO panel is a peak quality of life feature) - PCIe 5.0 x16 AND M.2 storage at the affordable price point is awesome. - Can handle the insanely powerful 7800X3D without problems - The 5.0 M.2 slot has an included heat sink with great thermal pads. All three slots having a screwless installation method is amazing. - Very ample fan header count, same goes for ARGB headers - The drivers install super easily - The wifi is theoretically upgradeable for the future - The UEFI is easy to navigate - The board has a UEFI Flashback

Cons: None, this is a fantastic product

Overall Review: I upgraded from my venerable ASRock B350M Pro4 to this much newer model. ASRock's UEFI design is timeless, making navigating my new board's UEFI super easy. Having a PCIe 5.0 x16 slot ensures this board is going to be able to handle any new GPUs I throw into without any bandwidth issues, and the massive amount of storage headroom is also genuinely wonderful.

Pros: - Great airflow - Easy to cable manage with plenty of mounting points - Three decent pre-installed fans - The glass side panel is easy to work with. - The included dust filters are awesome to have. Magnetic too!

Cons: - Expansion card covers are the little pop-out kind that you can't put back in.

Overall Review: Great budget case, would happily build in again.