Pros: Huge case and very spacious. Supports vertical mounting (need to buy an adapter though).

Cons: The front is a glass panel with small vents along the right edge of the front panel. I didn't find temps to be overwhelming since I had low-end hardware in it but I would say it would not let in adequate airflow.

Overall Review: Panels are tinted, so it helps hide cables that aren't managed properly or to soften lighting inside of the case. I would prefer it if the front panel was a mesh instead of a piece of glass, but it's a good case overall.

Pros: Loved it is Semi-Modular! Underlying cables are black. Not worried about exploding my PC to pieces.

Overall Review: I would get this PSU in a budget build. I would say go Non-Modular if you are trying to save even more money. Overall, I love this PSU!

Pros: Loved the design and neutral color scheme of the board. I didn't realize until I looked back on the pictures of the IO ports: has USB-C port! Neat!

Cons: B350 Chipset, therefore not many settings that you can adjust or overclock. (could be seen as a plus though)

Overall Review: I chose this board to be my very first motherboard when I first started getting into PC Building. I have replaced it about a year or two ago, but it was still functional. I was happy as a starting board; I would not recommend it as a permanent board.