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Always been of fan of gigabyte brands , 20 years no problems

- Worked perfectly. - Looks rugged and tough... TUF* - Easy release PCIe 5 port lever. Really awesome, never had that before. You do not need a microscope attached to your phone to release the GPU.

Made my life easier when setting up my gaming PC. I highly recommend this power supply.

The case is so easy to install parts. Everything is laid out perfectly, easily, and has so much room. There are so many spots for fans and can easily be routed. My previous case had horrible airflow, and now my CPU and GPU are running much much cooler. I have one of the hottest CPUs on the market right now, and its still not running at max temp. Also the built in temp display is so cool and had people double take when I showed them my PC.

WD drives have been very good! I needed a 3TB drive to replace one that failed in my server! This one was on sale and I have had very good success with WD drives!

Buy it, the massive nickel plated base is going what be quiet intended. Its making good and full contact. I use this build for work so I dont overclock, I tend to underclock and/or undervolt. I have settled in on running on the MB thermal limit performance mode of 65c and a CO of -30 all core and its super fast, runs cool, no issues on this cooler. - 9950X Factory Stock - Cinebench R23 Score: 41733 - CPU (Tctl/Tdie) Max Temp: 68.2c - CPU Mark Score: 67595 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4819 - 9950X Factory Stock CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 44563 - CPU (Tctl/Tdie) Max Temp: 68.8c - CPU Mark Score: 70126 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4837 - 9950X 65c Thermal Limit CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 44314 - Max Recorded Wattage: 195w - CPU Mark Score: 69508 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4862 - 9950X 75c Thermal Limit CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 45821 - Max Recorded Wattage: 222w - CPU Mark Score: 70302 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4865 - 9950X 85c Thermal Limit CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 45695 - Max Recorded Wattage: 222w - CPU Mark Score: 70616 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4843 - 9950X 65w Eco Mode CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 31204 - CPU (Tctl/Tdie) Max Temp: 45.00c - CPU Mark Score: 58177 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4873 - 9950X 105w Eco Mode CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 39207 - CPU (Tctl/Tdie) Max Temp: 51.0c - CPU Mark Score: 66329 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4844

Good price. Looks nice. Works fine.

I have done water cooling before and it was a PitA. This kit is different, simply bolt it on and power it up. I like simple and with this AIO, you get that. Temperatures are held down nicely and the case doesn't look crowded or cluttered when you're finished. The fans and pump run without excessive noise. Power draw is low enough to connect directly to your motherboard. Hoses and wiring is the proper length for many installations. Mounting is a breeze with included retrofit hardware. You also get a bottle of fluid for refill which should be a good thing unless you find yourself opening it in less than a years time.

- Exactly 420mm, no overhang, so it fit better in my CPU case - The radiator and fans are slimmer and didn't bump into my motherboard like the old one did - The fans are so quiet I had to check them visually to see if they were running - Refillable and comes with a bottle of extra coolant for top-ups.

Works as it should.

Runs well and has the plugs you need to do lost anything

I was looking for a relatively inexpensive cooling option for an upcoming new build. After looking at some air cooling options, I stumbled onto the MSI water cooler. I have a bit of an older case that affords either a 120mm top mount (or back), or a 240mm front mount, so the A15 240mm looked like a good fit. Ordered on a good sale, and it arrived very quick. I haven't installed the cooler yet, but it looks great.

I had a cheap Sama power supply initially with a new build. It was fine, did the job, but my 9070 XT was SO loud! It really bothered me. I swapped the PSU out for this one and wow, I got lucky. The coil whine was immediately much quieter. Its still there, but its honestly very soft now. I have no idea if it will have the same effect in other builds, but it sure worked to me. The extra cost was worth it just for that, but this PSU is also compact and extremely quiet in its own right. Ive been entirely happy since installing it 5 months ago.

These are very good UPSs with easily replaceable batteries after a few years when they go bad to make this an even better unit.

The motherboard is built and designed well and was easy to install.