Pros: A beast on 3440 x 1440 at 144Hz Makes less noise than my cat walking Has never hit even 55C A literal monster. Best for 2K gaming. Good for 4K

Cons: The power adapter cable

Overall Review: This card is phenomenal! It runs anything on max settings at 150+ fps The only game that can make it hit 99% usage is CP 2077 and let me tell you. CP 2077 runs at 120-130 fps in less populated areas and 90+ in town all on maximum settings and running on 3440x1440.

Pros: - Vacuum motor works great - great suction and easy trash disposal - comes with many heads - you can find additional heads online for cheap - Cost of maintenance is relatively not high

Cons: - The main head that comes in has an annoyingly loud vibration that rattles the whole vacuum and the hardwood. It is crazy loud. I've verified to see if there's a piece missing or something was wrong but nope, it seems like bad manufacturing. - Vacuum does not rattle or vibrate with any other heads.

Overall Review: Over okay for the price point. I can see why someone returned a $500 vacuum that had such a problem. I'm fine with it due to the fact that it has amazing suction and works great for my space. Battery can last for two or three deep sweeps in my 900 square foot apartment. I also like that it automatically adjusts the suction power once you witch from hardwood to carpet. The only I hate about this is the One main brush head that it came with. I want to replace it but it costs like $100-$115 which is crazy to me

Pros: -5 second boot from the second u click the power button -stable XMP -looks gorgeous -RGB easily managed in Aura Sync

Cons: - Expensive

Overall Review: Love this rgb GSkill RAM. Ive switched from a 6000 CL34 RAM over to this one and the difference is just a few seconds less in boot time. The speed is lightning fast and it has never crashed over the last two weeks that Ive used it. Passed MEMTEST and works and runs as advertised

Pros: - 6 PMW headers - Quick release button for releasing GPU - Great onboard Audio - High Power stages, great for overclocking an i9 - The Black metallic color and RGB on heatsink

Cons: - SSD Heatsinks take a few tries to screw back on (i am lazy)

Overall Review: The Z790-H is one of the lesser-known variants of the Z790 lineup. This variant was not even advertised at the ASUS launch and was rolled out silently. It has 16+1 Power stages which are good enough for overclocking an i9 if that's what you do. It's also future-proofed for your GPU as it has PCIe 5 on the first x16 slot. The built-in heatsinks for the SSDs are great and the temps never go about 35C. Overall 10/10 for an under $300 motherboard!