Pros: - More than enough power for about 95% of modern games - Excellent stock cooler - Great for daily usage and multitasking

Cons: - Has rejected me twice - Forces me to have a seperate heater unlike my previous Intel computer

Overall Review: If it's below $100, there's not much better outside of going for a used part. However, at MSRP it's really hard to recommend. That being said it's got plenty of power for modern games. Not got a great personality, though.

Pros: - High efficiency and wattage for the price - Quiet enough

Cons: - Cables are short for my liking and look ugly

Overall Review: If its on sale this could be a consideration. It has been reliable and serves its purpose well but the cables could be a dealbreaker.

Pros: - Nice and fast for DDR4 - No issues running XMP - No clearance issues with air coolers

Cons: - Gets toasty

Overall Review: If you want a nice 32 GB kit of RAM, I think this is what I would recommend. It has served me well.

Pros: - Great value for the money

Cons: - A bit slow

Overall Review: As the only drive in a system (how I'm using it) I would say that this is perfectly adequate and nothing more. Boots into PopOS in about 30 seconds and the system experience is snappy enough. It would make a great drive for games or media, but for your OS it's not the best.

Pros: - Good for maxed out settings at 1080p 60 fps - Silent fan mode keeps it quiet during less demanding use - Decent enough temperatures stock

Cons: - Fan can be a bit loud in demanding games

Overall Review: Great value for under $275. 8 GB of VRAM may be a bit low in future but if you're running at 1080p it should be fine. With an undervolt and an overclock, this card can get some serious performance at seriously great temperatures.