Pros: Sleek industrial design with included keyring. Good thing too since this drive is soo small that it'll be easy to lose. 32 GB is more than enough storage space for me. Excellent read speed, benchmarked speeds where leaps and bounds better than my previous "large" storage 16gb SanDisk Drive. 5 year warranty. More than generous IMO for a USB drive.

Cons: Small size makes it easy to lose but that's why the keyring is included. In my case, I have a lot of keys so I don't want my keys hanging on the USB port so I attached a souvenir style keyring to it.

Overall Review: Benchmark using Roadkil's Disk Speed 2.0 on a USB3.0 Port : Access time: 0.53 ms, Cache speed 85.67 mb/s, Max Read Speed 83.32 mb/s, Overall score 23575.8 Random Reads 1kb Blocks, 1.82mb/s, 4k Blocks 6.60mb/s, 16k blocks 20.25mb/s, 128kb blocks 55.61 mb/s, 1024kb blocks 77.94mbs. Comapred to a SanDisk Micro Cruiser 16gb (USB2.0 drive on a USB3.0 port): Access Time: 0.58ms, Cashed Speed 45.44 mb/s, Max Read Speed 25.24, Overall score, 1kb block 1.59 mb/s, 4k block 5.76 mb/s, 16k 1.44 mb/s, 128kb block 15.10 mb/s.

Pros: -RGB lighting -Easy install -Price, an all-in-one liquid cooler for less than $70 is an amazing bargain. -Within couple of degree cooling performance compared to a Corsair dual 140mm AIO color that cost almost three times as much. -Same overclocking result on my i5 6600k as the dual 140mm AIO unit without excessively bumping my voltage beyond the capacity of AIO units.

Cons: -Depending on your case, cable management can be a mess -Fixed RGB color/scheme once configured. OS app integration would of been nice.

Overall Review: A fantastic all in one cooler if you're looking for a bargain with a set and forget RGB bling.

Pros: The biggest standout feature of the RM850x are the side connectors on the power supply. This goes against the industry standard for be very cautious that your case is compatible and it suits your build intention. But if your case is compatible and you frequently swap components or cables then this power supply is for you. Be aware the case needs at least an inch and half, preferably 2inch+, of clearance between the side of the PSU and the side panel of the case. Other pros of the RM850x are what you would expect from a high end Corsair power supply, 80Plus Gold power rating, excellent assortment of modular connectors including the 12pin connector for 4k series Nvidia video cards, 70.8 amp single 12volt rail and quiet fan operation that completely turns off during non intensive tasks. Lets not forget the 10 year warranty Corsair provides.

Cons: - Because the side connectors are not the industry standard, the power supply will only suitable for cases that allows access to the sides of the power supply. When installed at the bottom of a case, with the fan oriented downwards, the connectors face the backside. You will an obstructed access to the power supply. As you can see from my photo my older NZXT case is not compatible but this is only my test bench pc and will going into my Lian Li Lancool III case in the future. The nature of the side connectors also can effect future builds if you were to ever swap the psu into a new build. Outside of the niche side connectors, the RM850x does not have any real cons but sleeved cables would of been nice.

Overall Review: -A brave and risky venture on the part of Corsair. Personally, I love that a company is willing to cater to the niche crowd because there are definitely builds and builders out this power supply is intended to suit. It's definitely not for everyone.

Pros: -I replaced a non-modular 750w EVGA power with Corsair's RM1000e and significantly cut down on the amount of cable clutter within the case and increased airflow. -Each cable snapped in place with a definitive click and length of each cable was adequate for my NZXT mid tower. -Gold Rated 80 Plus on a 1000watt power supply allows system to run much more efficiently while under load than my previous eVGA 750w unrated psu. -Massive 83.3A 12volt rail, compared to previous 59a on previous power supply. Will not have any issue powering everything I throw at it. - Silent PSU, fan only spins up when necessary and cannot be heard over my other case fans even under load. -Great value, you get a lot for the price.

Cons: -absolutely none.

Overall Review: Modular Connectors: 24Pin MB: One cable (610mm) 4+4Pin CPU: Two cables (650mm) PCI-E 6+2Pin: Two cables (600mm) 2 x PCI-E 6+2Pin: Two cables (600+150mm) 3 x SATA: One cable (500+100+100mm) 4 x SATA: One cable (455+115+115+115mm) 4 x PATA: One cable (450+100+100+100mm)

Pros: Easy installation with clear instructions. Excellent packaging, my radiator had no bent fins. PWM Fans. Performance is comparable to my Corsair H110 Dual 140mm All-in-One. I've used three different Corsair All-in-Ones in different pcs for over 8 years now and never had a issue with any of them. No RGB (see con) - If you're not into RGB or have a closed case then you're not paying for something you dont want or need.

Cons: - No RGB, if you want RGB lighting on the cpu block or fans then look elsewhere but you're not paying for it either;. - The Corsair utlity/monitoring software is lackluster.

Overall Review: The H100x is a reliable all in one at a fair price. You're not getting any of the really fancy features like RGB or their highest quality fans but this is workhorse of a cooler.

Pros: First gaming headset that I've ever used. The sound quality is great and the competitive advantage in PvP multiplayer games is noticeable. The finer sound effects such as footsteps are very pronounced and easy to determine the direction in which they came from. Another feature is that every time you move the microphone to the 'mute' position a beep goes off letting you know that the mic is muted.

Cons: There are two areas for improvement: 1) I would prefer if the mic was able to be rotated further down, closer to my chin. I often find the mic is too close to my mouth for my preference 2) The headband seems to be rotated forward at an angle and I find that it becomes somewhat uncomfortable with extended use

Overall Review: I will continue to use this product and would recommend it as a first gaming headset.