Pros: Compact, light, 6 hours of battery life under normal usage, excellent 144hz IPS display, and great thermal performance.

Cons: Gigabyte's AI program doesn't do much and it messes up the RGB keyboard settings. The fans can get pretty loud on max CPU and GPU load. Cost me an arm and a leg.

Overall Review: I bought this because I needed a thin and light laptop that I could also play games on it occasionally. I wish it supported USB C charging, so I could travel with a smaller charger if I didn't plan on gaming.

Pros: Cheap and fast!

Cons: One stick failed after two months. I had to do MemTest and spend more money to send the defective memory back to G.Skill for a replacement. Bad luck, I suppose.

Pros: It's cheap, easy to install, and it performs well. It's also pretty compact so it should fit in most cases.

Cons: Mine arrived with a couple bent heatsink fins, but they were pretty easy to bend back. No big deal.

Overall Review: A great cooler for those who want to replace their Intel stock cooler without spending too much money.

Pros: Twice as fast as my 780Ti. More efficient, less heat, and very quiet.

Cons: The 1080 AMP Extreme is a very big and heavy card taking up three slots. I had to stuff a piece of packaging material under the card to keep it from sagging on my motherboard. I'd recommend getting a video card support bracket if you're interested in this card.

Pros: Silent, effective, fair priced, good documentation, easy to mount on all latest AMD and Intel mobos, great build quality and packaging.

Cons: Bulky and can block the first expansion slot on some mobos.

Overall Review: It is a great alternative for those who aren't comfortable with a water cooling system and want a quiet PC.

Pros: Cheap (though not anymore) and they work!

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Even though it said "Memory for Apple," I bought them for my Lenovo Thinkpad since they were on sale.