Pros: Best temps you can get for large air cooled GPU's like 4090. Keeps mine in the 50's with ease. Exhausts hot air from GPU before it gets to other components. All temps dropped compared to my old 011 Dynamic case. Nice aesthetics. Silent. Compaq, tall and thin footprint. Well built. Snap on and off panels for easy access. Lian-Li logo on front of case is the power button.

Cons: Wiring can be very challenging and takes some patience. Even harder if you have big arms and hands. GPU mount is not perfect and took some time to get it rigid mounted. Not for first time builders obviously.

Overall Review: The end result is a tall and sleek looking build with some of the best temps you can get but be prepared to spend extra time during the build process. I'm sure later revisions will have improvements but I am very happy with the temps, looks and silent operation. If you have a large air cooled GPU like a 4090 this case is a must! I would buy again.

Pros: Cool lighting, decent feel for gaming.

Cons: Beware something seems to be wacky with a lot of these... The sensor and/or firmware is wacked out, Cursor would stop moving and would take a few seconds to kick back in mid game, Mouse finally stopped working all together.

Overall Review: Sent the mouse in for RMA 2 weeks ago and still no exchange from Razer RMA dept... To bad I have loved other Razer products but this one has been a letdown.

Pros: AM5

Cons: Wouldn't even post and was a total nightmare.... had to do Bios flashback 5 times and clear CMOS 3 times before it would post and then the AMD EXPO profile made it very unstable again! Come to find out the board has very limited memory support and doesn't even support most of the Corsair Vengeance RAM kits like what the... This is the first time I can recall an AM5 board not supporting Corsair Vengeance RAM in about 13 different AM5 builds I have done so far. It is a newer RAM kit and I should have checked the memory support for the board and that's my fault but they don't even support most of the other Corsair kits anyways.

Overall Review: Would not buy again without some more BIOS updates!

Pros: Quite, cool, nice look, build quality and about twice as fast as my 3080Ti.. Corsair PSU with Corsair 600w cable gets rid of giant, janky adapter if you can catch it in stock.

Cons: HUGE and 200 dollars more then non OC edition.

Overall Review: I usually go with EVGA but since they are done making GPU's ASUS has got my back! I actually did some research and knew most likely the card would be to big to be able to put my side window on (Lian Li 0-11 dynamic) and so I have it vertically mounted with (Phanteks (PH-VGPUKT4.0_03) and as you can see in the pic that was the best move ever because it fits without having to worry about sag, looks better and also has a lot more room around the card for airflow helping with temps. Hopefully the guy in the other review gets a vertical mount for his rig.... GAME ON!

Pros: Was in stock.

Cons: This Supernova 850w Almost fried my 3080 FE card! I replaced it with a Corsair 850w and the system runs flawless now without the terrible coil whine the Supernova created! Done with EVGA PSU'S.. This is the 3rd EVGA PSU I have had go bad on 3 different setups. It's Seasonic or Corsair from now on.

Overall Review: You will probably get a good on e but mine was not!

Pros: Adds software RGB control for Corsair fans and LED strips. Comes with very nice Corsair RGB LED strips.

Cons: Caused my Corsair RGB fan LED's to flicker.. Corsair support is not the greatest.

Overall Review: Corsair support was unhelpful with my fan LED flickering issue and said to just not use it tell Corsair Link was updated... Well Corsair Link finally updated and I still had the fan LED flickering issue probably caused by my 3 pin fans being plugged into the mother board and in DC mode for control.. Corsair support said they could not upgrade me to the Commander pro which is almost the same price and would have solved my issue... but Corsair support said they could waste everyone's time even more and replace the unit for the exact same model so I could have the same problem all over again. I guess Corsair support cant do upgrades or swap out components for better ones to solve a problem as companies like EVGA and Western Digital have done for me in the past. Save yourself the hassle Just get the Commander Pro its light years better.