Pros: Ran all games at max at 1600X1200. Excellent gaming on my 42' HDTV at 1080. Was able to attach 2 displays plus my HDTV and with the click of the mouse disable the second display and enable my TV. I ran Crisis, Cryostasis, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Need for Speed-Carbon. Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Fallout 3, and Bioshock. I was most impressed with the visuals in Bioshock, Fallout was just too "dead". Looked so good I had to play F.E.A.R again-Almost like a new game. Did not get a chance to try Blueray through HDMI (see other thoughts)

Cons: As with most cards If you could just run 3 displays at the same time without another card, as my Mobo. had only one express slot. If you play at 1024X768 the extra memory is overkill.

Overall Review: I upgraded from a 7800gtx oc. Very happy with my purchase. I will do it again as I must purchase another one as this one was lost in a house fire :{ Donation anyone LOL???

Pros: Hardware worked.... at first. Gigabyte app Software REQUIRES a FRESH install of OS. MUST have app to install ANY other Gigabyte software.

Cons: Never did get software to work. Not built like they used to. (Previous AM4 990, and LGA775 p35 were amazing!) This one Felt light and flimsy. Not like the ULTRA DURABLEs I am used to. Missing features that I was able to get with another manufacturer in same price range and it “just worked” no reinstall needed. After two days of troubleshooting it refused to do anything the 3rd day. Dead and Returned. Maybe next time Gig....

Overall Review: Would have been my 3rd Gigabyte MOBO but now I know there is a huge difference between top end and mainstream. Might try Gigabyte again if I have 4X the budget. Might not have been a bad board but it did not fit with what I expected.

Pros: I was looking for a PSU under one bill. This was the best deal (850w) and I found several positive detailed reviews that showed this PSU was stable and had smooth power delivery with quality components. Very quiet!! My GPU fans (3070ti tuff) drown out any noise from PSU!!

Cons: As many other reviewers mention the cables are where this unit cuts corners. My biggest complaint is the CPU pigtail. (One cable split to two 8 pins) This is not an issue with my build but could be for someone running a beast of a CPU. (If you have that then you should get a higher grade PSU anyway) I was aware of the GPU pigtails so that was a non-issue for me.

Overall Review: This is a very solid PSU with a few cabling issues. For most builds this will work great. (Nvidia 4000 users does not contain a PCIe 5.0 cable)

Pros: Just works! Can connect 2 fans to one MOBO header. (There is a reason there is only 3 pins on one side. It allows the MOBO to receive data from one fan and not confuse it with TWO inputs!! Think of it as a tachometer for your fan/s)

Cons: Wish I had gotten 2. Wish they were white like the rest of my build. (Now hidden behind MOBO so its not a big issue)

Overall Review: Recommend to add another fan if you are lacking headers. Be sure to pay attention to which fan has the 4 pin plug to is so you know which one is monitored.

Pros: All white PSU with white wires. The RM850x became available while I was waiting on the RM750x. The extra wattage makes it less likely that I will need an upgrade soon. FULL 850 watts on 12v!! Had to get inventive to even draw enough watts to get the fan to come on. SUPER SILENT! Replaced an antique 750w (“A” brand) Due to the stability of this over the old one I am actually getting better performance from my system. No more stuttering, rubber banding, or hanging in game. Thought my GPU was the culprit so I got this in preparation for the 3000 series GPUs. Now I can hold out until the prime time to upgrade my GPU.

Cons: As some have mentioned the PCIe ends are a mess. Without extensions the cable management options are nonexistent due to the splitting of the 8(4)+6(4) pins. (If you are like me and run one full wire for each connector it compounds the issue.) If you are running 2 (or more) GPUs this might be a pro!

Overall Review: The RM850x fit my needs perfectly and even the cons were not an issue due to me already having all the extensions I needed for cable management. Would recommend to anyone looking for a quality PSU. The 10 year warranty is a great bonus as my last PSU was used for well over 10 years (only 3y warranty) and many many system upgrades.

Pros: Did not realize how much my old cables were impacting my drives. Did not benchmark but they are more responsive.

Cons: None. Just plug and play.

Overall Review: Would recommend. Replaced my old multi colored cables. Nice uniform appearance.