Pros: Installed this SSD in the AsRock x99 Extreme4 motherboard and man it's like going from a 7200rpm HDD to an SSD again. My computer boots up in 10 seconds flat!

Cons: really small and seems to get hot, buy hasn't effected performance in day-to-day use.

Overall Review: If you are looking to see if it is worth buying this SSD even if you are coming from a SATA SSD, yes it is worth it. This drive is many times faster than a SATA SSD and I do notive increased performance in day-to-day use. Overall I would recommend this to anyone as the icing on the cake for an enthusiast PC build, but if you are on a budget a SATA SSD will still work fine.

Pros: - Low price - It did run at EXPO settings when 2 DIMMs are used. - No gaudy RGB LEDs

Cons: - I could not get this ram to work in a stable manner at EXPO settings or even at JEDEC 4800MHz settings. It would pass in some tests, but not in others. It would pass memtest86 just fine, but fail when running Memtest64 at the desktop. - I could run it for 12+ hours straight using Y-cruncher and have no problems. Only to try to run AIDA64s memory test and it crashes within minutes.

Overall Review: - Don't buy this RAM kit. I do not know what dies G.Skill is using on these kits but it must be the bottom-of-the-barrel dies that come out of their factory. I bit the bullet purchased 192GB of Crucial DDR5 (whose OEM is Micron) which is supposed to have better compatibility on AM5. Hoping to have a better experience there.

Pros: - Worked right out of the box - EXPO1 profile worked flawlessly with 4 sticks of RAM. - CPU benchmark scores improved slightly from the 5600MHz RAM - No RGB.

Cons: - Not the cheapest kit of 96GB - No RGB. Pro for me but con for others.

Overall Review: If you are on AM5 and you only need 2 sticks for 96GB, go ahead and buy The g.skill FlareX kit of 96GB (2x48GB) of RAM. With only two sticks, it worked fine in my tests. It Passed Memtest86 and never caused any crashes or reboots. The problem is if you try to run four sticks of this same G.skill RAM, I was getting nothing but memory errors. Constant, random crashes in windows. Even when running at JEDEC speeds of 3600MHz. So I returned my old memory, bit the bullet, and purchased two 96GB kits (2x48GB) of This Crucial Pro 5600MHz DDR5. I plugged it in and it booted straight into the BIOS. I set EXPO1 and proceeded to boot into windows. And it just... worked. Passed Memtest86, passed Y-cruncher, and passed everything else I threw at it. Conclusion: If you need to pack your AM5 system with a ton of RAM and don't want to buy the fancy stuff, this memory works great.

Pros: - Low price - Slightly faster than PCIe Gen 3.0 SSDs - Does the Job

Cons: - None

Overall Review: - Inexpensive but functional SSD. Has given me no problems in storage stress tests. - If you can I do recommend using a heatsink.

Pros: Blazing fast when it worked. Nothing comes close to the speed of this flash drive.

Cons: Died after only a few months.

Overall Review: Bought this drive back in April 10th of 2021 and as of July 19th it's already dead. Drive will show up in windows but won't be detected in windows explorer and no partition table shows up in windows disk management. As other reviews have said, the outer casing gets very hot during operation, and probably contributed to it's demise. Avoid this drive and just buy something with a slower speed that doesn't overheat.

Pros: The PSU is COMPLETELY SILENT. Unlike some of the fanless power supplies from seasonic, this PSU creates zero audible coil wine under full load.

Cons: not 750w?

Overall Review: If you are a silence freak you have to buy this PSU.