Pros: - White aesthetic, no flashy or RGB (if you prefer that like I do.), sleek and clean. - Easy PCIe x16 lever, no more jamming fingers into my GPU. - BIOS was simple and flashed to newest release with no issues in minutes.

Cons: One real complaint, but another "hiccup" that is due to my lack of research. - No S/PDIF optical port on rear I/O, so my DAC is currently limited to 96khz rather than 192khz - PCIe Lanes shared between M.2_2 Slot and USB4 ports on rear I/O (if you plan on using x3 M.2 Drives, you'll have to disable USB4 ports on this motherboard per the manual or disable the M.2_2 Slot to enable the USB4 ports - They cannot work in tandem.)

Overall Review: Simple install, quick BIOS navigation, sleek white/silver with no RGB. 4/5 Stars, if I had to do it over, I would snag this motherboard again due to the price point and features it offers for the casual/intermediate gaming needs.

Overall Review: Would buy again if needed, a solid card. Wish it was a little bit closer to MSRP, but this market is botched anywhere you look. - Card shreds anything at 1440p or higher resolutions on max/ultra settings. - Cheaper than any other model I was able to find in stock. - Sleek, Black, No RGB, and smaller than my previous 4070Ti in height width and length. - Quiet with a decent fan profile.