Pros: *Assembled in the USA *High speeds true to the manufacturer specs *Includes a 3.5" aluminum desktop adapter bracket with necessary hardware (minus the sata cable) *Feels very solid and works great *I have purchased several Mushkin SSD's from Newegg and none of them have arrived DOA, damaged, or failed me yet.

Cons: N/A

Overall Review: Mushkin is a company based in Denver, Colorado. Their products are assembled or made here in USA. I have never received a faulty drive from Mushkin, and I recommend this drive to anyone seeking a fast, affordable SSD.

Pros: Included a driver disk, m.2 screws/holders, sata cables, cpu cover, antennas, io shield.

Cons: - drips of thermal paste on board, inside the main pcie5 slot, and some residual paste under the cpu bracket - someone left a lga 1700 bracket installed for their cooler. I had to carefully remove it as it was held on by a strong adhesive tape to be compatible with my cooler - back BIOS reflash button missing and socket for reflash button was damaged - bent 3 pin rgb connector

Overall Review: I went into the purchase expecting to do some work. I'm comfortable with working with electronics so it was worth the discount of going with a refurbished item. There were some issues with the board. So I'd hardly call it fully refurbished. Maybe I'd call it good enough refurbished. Features like the BIOS flashback were completely busted. Other issues I was able to clean or bend back into shape. Luckily I was using a 12th gen so I can always update the bios if need be for future support.

Pros: Coming from a Reference 5700 XT that tended to overheat or sound like a jet plane (The last time AMD made reference blower coolers and for good reason!).The card comes well packaged and only requires one 8 pin connector. This card is pretty power efficient and doesn't tend to emit a lot of heat compared to some of my other graphics cards. It stays cool and is quiet to my ears.

Cons: - The backplate is plastic which can in some cases be bad for airflow cooling of components back there. However I did not notice any extreme heat on this card to cause any concern. The backplate is part of the air cooler support and I'm happy to report this card does not have any noticeable sag. -During the assembly of my card, it looks like a screw rubbed against and scratched a heat fin before threading in. This wouldn't cause any performance loss, but does leave an imperfection on a new product that I noticed within 5 seconds of holding the card.

Overall Review: This is my first Gigabyte graphics card. So far I'm happy with my purchase and would purchase again if I needed something that could play modern games without costing a lot of money. This is a great 1080 solution and a good 2K solution as well. This card on sale paired with a 12100F and you've got a great budget build. Buy what you'll use. It doesn't make sense to drop all your money on a top of the line GPU if you only have a 1080 monitor or 2K monitor. The leaps in power efficiency and cost savings AMD is making is crazy. If your frames are too low just use FSR that works with select games, or their AI scaling RSR which works with every game. I read in the reviews that someone was having frame jitters; I also experienced those in a beta driver. I recommend using AMD's Recommended WHQL drivers instead of their Optional/Beta drivers. If you still get the jitter, try disabling anti-lag.

Pros: -Cards came nicely packaged in a box. -Cards ran at advertised speeds comparable to my intel AX Nic's -full and small form factor brackets included

Cons: - The driver must be installed from Fenvi. Windows will not plug and play the card, so if it's a new install of windows make sure you have a usb flash drive or something so you can get the drivers loaded.

Overall Review: I would purchase this product again. I purchased 2 and only had a problem with 1 until I updated the driver from the manufacturer's website.

Pros: This case is so easy to build with. Includes a dust filter for your front intake fans with plenty of room for larger video cards. The 3.5" hard drives face the front of the case so you can add/change them out without sliding the whole computer out of the desk (just pre-run the cables there in case you ever need them). Has velcro straps for cable management, plenty of included zip ties, and room for a decent size power supply without needing to remove the 3.5" hard drive tray. The front panel has what appears to be an insulating/sound absorbing material to cut down on fan noise on the inside. That's a nice touch!

Cons: I believe there is always room for improvement, so I wish the front panel connector was one solid piece. Like how NZXT does it, so you don't have to hook up the motherboard front panel connectors 1 by 1. Only one case fan, but if you replace your fans with aftermarket ones off the get go anyways, who cares?

Overall Review: I would absolutely recommend this case to anyone looking for a smooth building experience.

Pros: This case has a very high end feel and look to it. There are very few sharp corners. They used metal and glass where appropriate, and plastic to keep cost and weight down on places you normally don't touch. Includes RGB controller with lots of options for those who don't have a compatible motherboard. Also allows pass through later on. Included fans are quiet. I fit a 240mm radiator on the top without issue. Looks like I wouldn't have a problem front mounting a radiator either; but my GPU would be too big if I front mounted a radiator. Yes, it fits a RX 6900 XT, just barely though (1mm clearance). Great airflow with stock fans, dropped my GPU temperatures 30 degrees and I no longer feel like I can cook an egg on my tempered glass like my old case.

Cons: Larger PSU's will require you to remove the 3.5" hard drive cages. My older 1200W Thermaltake is pretty deep so I had to retire my older 2TB WD Blacks in Raid 0. This just gave me an excuse to upgrade to NVME drives sooner. This isn't particularly a deep case.

Overall Review: I would recommend this case. I tell my wife "I really like this case" often which is something I didn't do with my past cases. There is something about feeling cold metal under your hand when you go to press the power button that most of the plastic cases don't provide. The way the metal slowly rolls off to the sides of the case to the tempered glass so you don't get the sense of sharp edges is awesome. I/O on the top is well spaced out and has clear power, hard drive, microphone, headphone and USB lights. The Reset button can be held down for 3 seconds to go to RGB controller pass through, or RGB Controller build in preset functions mode. Cycling works by pressing the reset button. You can also bypass this and set it to pass through and then move the reset connector to your motherboard if you wish. I've generally just held the power button down for 5 seconds during a hard lock though.