Pros: I run this TV as my gaming PC monitor. Even for text (which a lot of TVs have issue with) it's very clear, easy to read. Response time is great, no issues. Games look BEAUTIFUL, too.

Cons: Only 2 cons: There's a little ghosting, but it's not that bad at all, you only really notice it when it's black on white. Also, the first TV I received had cracked during shipping. Newegg quickly replaced it, no big deal.

Pros: - Easily assembled.

Cons: - Center post broke in 5 months. - Spend a bit more and get a good chair.

Pros: - Syncs up my motherboard colors with the rest of my fans.

Cons: - Doesn't seem to remember that I want it to reference my motherboard. I constantly have to set that each time I boot up my computer.

Overall Review: It's OK, but I'd rather have a controller that remembers my settings on shut-down/start up.

Pros: - Beefy 24gb of VRAM offers a lot of headroom for my iRay renders. - Fastest clocks on the market (for now). - Runs on my 750W PSU under full load with no issues! - Runs WAY cooler than I thought it would. - 120FPS 4K IS A GOOOOOO!

Cons: - It's expensive, sure. - Nothing!

Overall Review: Love this thing. If you're not looking for VRAM for renders or other heavy workloads, just go with a 3080.

Pros: Do you really need to read another review? Look around, best in its price range for just about everything. This is coming from an AMD fan. This is the first Intel chip I've had since the P3... got it in a kit and WOW, this thing is impressive! Got it overclocked to 4.2 on air without much of a problem.

Cons: It runs a little hot. Well, more than a little, but that's because I'm overclocking it. Had to tone it down for the summer, but not by much.

Pros: This card is just amazing. No matter what I throw at it, it takes it all and asks for more. Just a stunning card. I only run 1920x1080 so I only ever really tap into the extra VRAM when I'm modding Skyrim.

Cons: I guess it's big? But that's hardly a con for this level of card.

Overall Review: Worth every penny.