Pros: -Cost -Easy to insert into PCIE slot

Cons: -None

Overall Review: Cost effective upgrade from a 12GB AsRock Challenger. Currently driving a 3440x1440 Samsung gaming monitor achieving superb visuals in-game. Very occasional and more-than-tolerable coil whine; near-silent otherwise. Received a ninety-dollar discount via Newegg's trade-in promotion - I recommend participating in that as well if you have a spare GPU that is eligible.

Pros: Fast. Low power consumption; stock cooler should be adequate.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Windows 11 boots quickly. Paired with an AsRock Challenger 12GB GPU achieving 113 FPS at 1920x1080. System is responsive and fast.

Pros: Sturdy and well-made.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Worked immediately out of the box, even prior to a BIOS update. AsRock B450M-HDV R4.0 Promontory motherboard, AMD Ryzen 5 1600 CPU. Ready to game at first POST. Recommended.

Pros: FreeSync and 144 Hz capable. Subtle curve is a nice feature. Rear-mounted joystick for OSD and settings selection is *perfectly* positioned and easy to use.

Cons: Balancing image for readable web browsing and optimal game appearance has been something of a challenge. If anything games look just a *leeetle* dark. Adjusting brightness, contrast, the black tuner (quite useful setting) and general mode takes some trial and error. Very minor gripe.

Overall Review: I paired this monitor with an AsRock Phantom Gaming RX Vega 56 GPU and am most pleased with the results. Games play smoothly and look fantastic. There doesn't appear to be a means of enabling 144 Hz from the monitor's OSD. It is instead a setting found within AMD's settings suite under the 'Display' tab. It requires a re-enable following a clean driver install and will appear as a recommendation from both AMD and Windows.

Pros: Most solidly constructed and well-built GPU I've yet owned. Reasonably quiet.

Cons: Somewhat high power demand. Recommended PSU capacity is 750 watts.

Overall Review: Upgraded to this GPU from an MSI 8GB RX 480 and paired with an MSI Optix MAG241C 1080p monitor. The RX 480 did a respectable job at 1440p, but this card supports both FreeSync and my new monitor's refresh rate of 144 Hz - two features the old card couldn't. My core game - Path of Exile - looks fantastic and plays beautifully with this setup. Quite pleased. The most recent driver updates have forced a complete loss of image toward the completion of the install, however. Not a loss of signal, just a black screen. This didn't happen with the RX 480. A soft reset was necessary to drive the update home but it works wonderfully afterward.

Pros: Lightweight and Sturdy. Responsive. Quiet Keystrokes. Broad Array of Lighting Effect Customization.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I wanted to replace the Microsoft Ergonomic 4000 model I was using with a backlit gaming keyboard for a low price. I already had the UtechSmart Venus gaming mouse and the Saturn seemed like a fitting addition. Easy setup; plug and play. The instructions about how to adjust all the lighting effects are succinct and easy to follow. I stuck with the default color scheme and throttled down the "breathing cycle" (interval at which the colors shift) two or three notches. I like the results - even at maximum brightness the lighting is noticeable without being so bright as to become a distraction. Makes for a much more attractive desktop ensemble than my previous keyboard, even when powered off. Inexpensive and reasonably good quality backlit gaming keyboard for the price.