Pros: Has a nice set of cables with the mesh sleeve I really like so it won't expose the cables. So far it feeds my GTX 760 OC nicely under loads.

Cons: I wish I could be able to tuck away some of the cables I don't need. Other than that, this PSU performs great.

Overall Review: I made the switch from my old LEPA 500 PSU to this one as my GTX 760 OC Twin Frozer sucks juice that LEPA couldn't deliver. I would get around around 10 minutes of game time before the entire system shuts down on me. I'm really happy with this and there's really nothing bad to say performance-wise about this PSU.

Pros: I fell in love with the high refresh rate monitor and has been able to run any game I've thrown at it such as Battlefield 1 and Killing Floor 2. Hook it up to a TV at a friend's house with controllers and have some jolly cooperation!

Cons: DEAD PIXEL!!!! Unfortunately mine came with one and I'm going to have to return it to get a new one. For this reason is why I'm giving it 2 out of 5. As for the bloatware there is indeed too much of it. The keyboard does get hot during heavy gameplay load.

Overall Review: Really you could just download the Windows installer tool from the official website and reinstall the operating system with the option to not keep anything and it'll have a clean slate to start. Just download the drivers from the manufacture's website afterwards or better yet before hand and have them ready on a USB drive, then you're good to go. The laptop will get noisy obviously as gaming laptops have no real cooling solution so get ready to drop for one of those pads with fans to put underneath it so it doesn't meltdown if you intend of have a gaming marathon. Other than that, I love this thing. Just hope you don't get one with a dead pixel like I did so you don't have to wait till a new one comes in.

Pros: It was pretty straight forward to set up and comes with it's own tools.

Cons: Packages can get jangled, my lumbar support pillow was squished hard and had a crease that won't go away now. One of the bolts was stripped but was able to remedy this by filing it down to make the thread catch again. Arms don't adjust but you can just live with it.

Pros: Nice lighting and decent air flow

Cons: Wish it doesn't had both the 4 pin peripheral and 3 pin connection coming out of the end. Takes up a bit of space coiling.

Overall Review: I bought this to replace a noisy fan on the top row of my Cooler Master Elite 431 Plus as a exhaust fan. Does the same cooling performance of the replaced ball bearing fan and lights up my case more. Other than the dual connections coming out from the end there's not really anything bad to say about this product.

Pros: Nice LED show.

Cons: Noise on low RPMs and worse on the highest.

Overall Review: I had really high hopes for this fan when it came in as I assume Cool Master makes really good fans and cases. Sadly this product wasn't one of them. When I connected it on my computer case front on my Cooler Master Elite 431 Plus case using the 4-pin to 3-pin peripheral adapter it came with, it went of at high rpm with a sharp buzzing noise. This irritated me a lot and I tried it even with the front and bottom of my case closed up giving it a chance hoping the noise would dampen. Sadly it still irritated me. Finally I saw i t as a chance it could work as a better performing replacement of my Crosair H60's radiator fan as it claims to have better air push. Now this time, the fan was connected to my motherboard's 4-pin fan chassis connection, meaning I 'll have control over it. It actually did horribly as this time, there was hardly air pushing through the radiator even at the maximum fan settings through both my BIOS and my desktop app. The noise on is bearable in between the highest and lowest RPM setting, but worse in the lowest setting. I also have to mention I've set this fan both in in a horizontal and vertical position, upside down and upwards. This just turned out bad for me. I'm just going to return it because I would feel bad if I passed this on to another person. I'm staying with Crosair fans from now on.

Pros: Really love the fan as well as the thick rubber tubes this product has. Not to mention it's super easy to mount on AMD slots.

Cons: When I got mine in I noticed some indentations on the logo of the product within the block. I thought it was suppose to come like that until my friend ordered his and it had none. This makes me frown a by the quality and costing a egg in this review.

Overall Review: It's a nice product and solution on replacing the OEM fan and heatsink or any aftermarket air cooling solution for whatever reason. Using a AMD Phenom II 6x it ran so hot around 60C under loads and now it won't go beyond 40C and idle around 20C. I recommend this to anyone who's on a budget and a bang for their buck.