Pros: Keeps my I5 6600k @ 4.4ghz at around at around 18ºc during idle and at max 51ºc during stress test.

Cons: Had to look online to figure out how to make it fit on LGA 1151 Socket otherwise was pretty simple and quick to install.

Overall Review: I would recommend this for sure.

Pros: -Mine looked brand new except for a very minor scratch by the HP logo. -Boots up in 30 seconds or less. -Handles basic task pretty nicely. -Runs cool. -Handles World of Warcraft on very lowest settings. (see other thoughts) -Battery hold its charge (1h 30mins while in world of warcraft or around 4 hours while doing random things). -Got it for 350$ CAD (261USD).

Cons: -HDD is only 5400rpm. So if you are used to ssd speed, you might find application to take a while to open up. -There are no easy access to check/add ram sticks or new HDD/SSD.

Overall Review: For world of warcraft, i haven't tried raiding or dungeons, but on the very lowest settings and no AA, in SW at the AH near the tramway i had 60-100 fps and on the broken shore i had 50+ fps. I can see it dropping lower for sure, but for the basic things i want to do when i'm away, it'll hold its own for sure. Also using firefox, i had weird black lines showing up. After some very fast research i found out that the "use hardware acceleration" option was causing this problem. Never seen it happening on my other system tho. Overall i'm very pleased with it, the system runs nicely and absolutely no issue with it :)

Pros: -Very powerful GPU compared to my old gtx 750 ti SC - I play World of Warcraft (1080p) and just ran my first Legion raid on LFR and with the graphics set at 10 with MSAA 4x i had 75+ fps. - Went up to 1911 mhz.

Cons: None that i can think off except temperatures can be a bit high with auto fan.

Overall Review: Pretty powerful GPU and i'm happy i went for it. Current build : CPU: i5 6600k @ 4.4k GHZ Ram: G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 8GB ddr4 3200 Motherboard: MSI Z170A SLI Plus PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G2 SSD : evo 850