Pros: Guys it's fast. I haven't used something that makes interface so fast. Did I mention it was fast? I thought it was a gimmick. I can boot my system in 5 secs and shut down is 2sec, yes full boot up and system turn off. I have this bad boy paired with 32gb of 3200 DDR4 RAM, i7-8700k, and an EVGA z370 micro atx mobo. I was between this drive and the 'MyDigitalSSD BPX 480gb.' I chose this SSD due to a slightly lower price for my new rig (due to sale) but the performance from benchmarks didn't seem to make that much of a difference (wouldn't surprise me if it's the same chip maker). I didn't benchmark this personally, but you can see some of the other reviews and I believe it's spot on. I mean I was able to install windows 10 in less than 5 mins, and install office in about the same amount of time. I have never see this level of speed/performance, even with traditional ssd's. It's like showing a cave man an ipod nano from 2005, it blew my mind.

Cons: I really don't have any, nor do I have some cheeky comment to put here.

Overall Review: I have a few games on this main drive and boy do they fly. If you're considering this type of memory and have a NVMe port, get one, don't even think about it, order 10, I don't care just get one. I haven't had such a profound performance change before trying one of these types of drives. 10/10 would buy again.

Pros: It's cheap

Cons: This PSU is the loudest one I've heard in a long time. The only reason I bought it was the price so it's hard to complain, I do plan on replacing it in the near future because it is the only loud part of my build. I'm also mad at myself for not paying attention to that detail. It's pushing 5 fans, an FX-8320 and a r9 270x., granted that's quite the load but the fan is spinning at full speed when I only have 10% load on the CPU, ambient temps are between 75-80F, with very adequate air flow. I actually flipped my bottom fan on my case to blow air out the bottom to supplement air to the PSU, this did quiet it down a bit, but not as much as you'd hope. My other complaint is the length of the supplemental CPU cable, its to short, and I have mid ATX case! I literally had to pull and stretch it as hard/best as I could to get it to route to the top of the case where the header was, I mean you'd think rosewill would have thought that one out. It was an uncomfortable amount of force needed to stretch it.

Overall Review: If you want a quiet PSU get something else, sorry rosewill.

Pros: - Stays cool at about 55-57C at full swing - Can run Starfield and Forza Horizon 5 maxed out at 2k on a 165hz ultrawide monitor - very quiet card as well, no coil whine from what I could hear - the LED lights are neat, the GIGABYTE software is simple to use and actually works compared to years ago - built quality makes it look and feel more premium for the price point

Cons: - minor gripe but the metal bracket on the back side that the screws secure the card to the case were off and did not let the card seat properly into the PCIe lane correctly. Took some trouble shooting to figure out the issue but some pliers bending it just a wee bit got it fitting just right - not really a con but this thing is a chongoid, its about 5mm longer than my 1080ti it replaced, I have about 10-15mm between the end of the card and the case fans in my fractal case. However, my case is a mid tower with a mini ITX mobo if it matters.

Overall Review: Very impressive card for the money. I upgraded from a EVGA 1080ti FTW3 and it was a huge jump in performance. The 1080ti is a legendary card and I think the 40 series supers will be as well. Make sure it fits! As I said above the card is large and was even slightly longer than the 1080ti it replaced. Performance was a major jump but it's to be expected for a 6 year newer card. I did originally order the windforce OC super gigabyte card, the build quality was sub par and the coil whine was noticeably loud. I ended up returning it to Newegg. For an extra $50 I would buy the gaming OC, the build quality was better, not just plastic. The metal back plate and LEDs make it feel more premium, and the cooler is larger. Just make sure it'll fit your case!

Pros: This is a fantastic case. This case is aesthetically pleasing, has great cable management, more than enough room for activities. I have a EVGA z370 micro atx mobo, i7-8700k w/ coolermaster 240L AIO water cooler, EVGA G2 750w PSU, 1080ti FTW3, and two HDD drives (1 and 1.5 TB). I was looking for a nice package for my new build and I believe I hit the mark with this case. I was able to do effective cable management and get my old drives in the new rig, while retaining aesthetics. Overall, everything seems quality from the HDD rubber standoffs, to the fractal design straps for cable management, to the nicely cut tempered glass panel. I mean they even put rubber grommets for the glass panel screws so there's less vibration. This was another reason I chose a Fractal case was how much noise reduction they do to the case, I only ever hear the fans or air moment with this case, no rattles or anything. I was able to fit all my components into a compact yet effective enclosure, that's all I think anyone would want. I also do appreciate their integration of the dust covers.

Cons: I thought the PSU bracket they used was awkward. I don't understand why the PSU can't just bolt to the case, maybe it was for quick disassembly due to tight build/cable management, or maybe to accommodate a wider selection of PSUs? (only fits standard sized PSUs) I don't know. This is more of a gripe than a con.

Overall Review: Also, the front panel header's that connect to the mobo were easy to use and install, I didn't need a header block honestly, pretty straight forward. I had a FD Define R4 case before this build and it was a fantastic case. This alone was why I bought another Fractal Design case, it's just quality and at a decent price in my opinion. $100 is the most I'd spend on any case, any size.

Pros: It's memory, it works, it's fast. I don't think I could expect more. I ordered two 16gb individually because it was $20 cheaper than buying the 2x 16gb package, go figure. I like the heat sinks they used, simple and clean design. They have a nice simple placement of their logo on the top of the stick (side that faces you when in the mobo).

Cons: Cost I guess, but we can thank the crypto guys for that.

Overall Review: I have this paired with a i7-8700k, EVGA z370 micro atx mobo, 1080ti, and a NVMe SSD.

Pros: It's a nice feeling mouse, great in the hand and the materials are nice with the anti finger print material. Buttons feel great, and the clicks feel crisp. Only reason I'm giving it two eggs is because of these reasons, the -3 is below. BEWARE.

Cons: The USB dongle broke inside my new mobo's USB port, I had to use pliers and patience to remove it. It nearly tore apart my mother board. The USB head (metal bit) stayed within the port. I could have shorted or fried the board, if not ruin all components, thank the universe it wasn't my own rig but a computer I built for my parents, not that makes it better. Luckily the port still works and I don't have to RMA that too. It's cheap and I guess you get what you pay for. Very dissapointed with Rosewill quality. I had a 750W PSU from them and it was garbage as well, with over heating issues and noise, but that's neither here nor there. After I get an exchange, this will be the last Rosewill product I will purchase. I'm sure there are people who attest to their quality but from my experience, it's absent. Stick to Logitech or other products.

Overall Review: It worked for a total of 10 seconds, at which I couldn't get the USB dongle out.