Pros: Looks good, allows for cable routing to hide the busy-ness of the my setup. Plenty of air flow, handles all my hard drives, what's not to love?!

Cons: Poor documentation, had to figure out as to how to hook up the fans and determine what was used for what.

Overall Review: Would recommend with the caveat that you might have to do some homework on the power leads to be sure what does what. The pop-in catches on the top feel somewhat cheap, but they've held without issue and I'm not too worried about them as long as I don't "ram and slam" disassembly or assembly.

Pros: None, never got it to work

Cons: Dead on arrival. Received a few boot errors via the LED on the board and then that stopped working, too. Tried all combinations of memory slots and anything else I could think of, no dice.

Overall Review: Haven't used ASRock, but RMA'd it and ordered the ASUS F2A85-V PRO FM2. Sorry ASRock, strike one you're out, don't have time to be without a box as I'm pulling components from my old in into this.

Pros: - Zero bad pixels, it has not a one. - Bright picture, it's awesome

Cons: - Nothing comes to mind, seriously.

Overall Review: I recommend this whole heartedly. Was looking at a number of monitors and chose this as it seemed the best combination of capability vs price. Was I ever right. It works, nothing more and nothing less. Bright picture and no dropped pixels. Recommended!

Pros: Looks Ease of use Documentation Stuff included with the PSU

Cons: Somewhat lacking in documentation

Overall Review: It just flat worked. A new build, trying to figure out how to connect various things, the box header cables had connections I had no clue as to what they were and the CPU2 connection? Nobody documents anything anymore, but once I figured out what I did and didn't need everything was nails from the first time I turned the machine on. There's no noise, it's the quietest PSU I've every use. Yes, I would buy/use again and I recommend it if it fits your power requirements.

Pros: Plenty of performance with breaking the bank. Reliable and sold, not had a single issue ever. Used for development work, coding and compiling C#/WPF stuff, more than solid enough to handle whatever I throw at it.

Cons: Can't think of one.

Overall Review: Running with ASRock X370 Killer SLI/ac, G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3000 (PC4 24000), XFX RX XXX Edition RX 570 DirectX 12 RX-570P427D6 $GB. Best system I've ever put together.

Pros: Easy install, no tweaks as it's not overclocked, running with Ryzen 1700. Worked from the first boot, never had a single issue due to this memory, would buy again in a hearbeat.

Cons: Geez, um, that I didn't get more?!

Overall Review: Absolutely would recommend if it's compatible with your board.