Pros: Solid construction Sleek styling Lots of OC potential Great BIOS Ux Lots of advanced BIOS options Good MSI Center software that doesn't feel like bloatware and doesn't use much for resources.

Cons: The JDASH1 header that remains mysterious even after a few replies from MSI support. (this is a joke CON but seriously why won't MSI tell me where to get the module for this header?!)

Overall Review: I've used ASUS and AsRock boards for a while. I always thought MSI was gimmicky/l33t gamer stuff. I was really, super, dumb wrong. I had a system go down unexpectedly and wanted to get something up and going but on a relatively tight budget. The mobo and CPU had to be replaced so I paired this board with a 10600k for a steal. I was able to take the CPU to 5Ghz @ 1.3 Vcore adaptive mode. I have a full ATX case with lots of fans/airflow and a Corsair H150i RGB Pro XT (360mm rad) top mounted as exhaust but the CPU stays at 50C-ish while gaming AAA titles and will only peek the low 80C range when running benchmarks. The platform seems more solid than other brands I've used in that even if an OC is unstable you can still get to Windows usually and can always access the UEFI. Since it it the Z590 I'll look to upgrade the CPU down the line to take advantage of the PCIe 4 capabilities but I can wait quite a while since this rig is now meeting and beating my expectations. If this board meets your needs and price range, get it! CPU: Intel i5 10600k @ 5Ghz GPU: Colorful iGame 1080ti Vulcan (the Silver Shark) RAM: 32GB (8x4) G.Skill RipjawsV 3600mhz (16-19-19-39) - 1 of them is absent from pictures due to RMA. PSU: Corsair Hx850

Pros: Good speed. Great price.

Overall Review: Great little drive with good PCIe4.0 speeds especially for the price.

Pros: 12 threads Easy OC to 5Ghz Low voltage Low heat

Overall Review: I would recommend this product to gamers/moderate overclockers. It's a fun chip to play with and is miles faster than my old 7700k.

Pros: I already had this pair and grabbed another to fill all 4 RAM slots. All 4 sticks running over XMP rated speed with just the 1.35v going to them. G.Skill has never let me down.

Cons: Couldn't find a red pair of the 3600 CL16s

Overall Review: If you need it and know it works with your build then buy it and you won't be disappointed.

Pros: -Fully stable at 3600 -Easily overclocks with my Skylake system

Cons: -None

Overall Review: -A lower CAS would be fantastic but that would be unicorn RAM. Buy these sticks if you're considering them.

Pros: Good size without being massive. Great glide with awesome accuracy. Using a 2013 Razer Death Adder and having a great mousepad for FPS combined with on the fly sensitivity change is a dream.

Cons: Nothing. Was concerned about it being rolled up out of the box but after a week or so of use it flattened out.