Pros: Price is great and it supports 4K at 60 fps. I use it for a home theater PC so don't do any gaming.

Cons: It would be nice if the card had DisplayPort outputs too. This is a minor complaint and I knew it when I bought the card. The card is great for the price.

Overall Review: Good and cheap video card

Pros: It's a cheap USB hub that has switches to turn ports on/off. It works great for my keyboard and mouse.

Cons: I'm having major issues with this hub when the system has external hard drive attached. After connecting this hub, my external hard drives were no longer recognized by Windows. I have two external USB hard drives I use for extra data storage and backups. These drives are NOT connected through the hub. They are connected to USB ports on the back of the PC. Neither of the drives are recognized by Windows when this USB hub is attached. When I disconnect the hub, the external drives are recognized correctly. I tried connecting the hub to different USB ports but it consistently forces my external hard drives to be unrecognized.

Overall Review: I bought two of these; one for my wife's computer to extend the limited number of ports on it and the other for my main work PC. The hub works great on my wife's computer. But it is unusable on my work PC because of the external hard drive issue mentioned above.

Overall Review: The M.2 drive does it's job and is much faster than my SATA-connected drives. No complaints at all.

Pros: I haven't had any problems with this card. It does it's job and performs well. I'm running 3 monitors from the card without issue.

Cons: None

Pros: Very fast drive for the price. I replaced an Intel SSCSC2CT180A3 with this drive. The specs and benchmarks don't show that it is much faster, but the computer "feels" faster especially during booting.

Cons: None

Pros: Works great in my Dell Precision T-5500. I went from 12 to to 24 GB without problem.

Cons: None