Pros: Was able to double up on 1070s with maximum performance and lane splitting.

Cons: It's really expensive to double up on gpus

Overall Review: I don't need a Mobo for a few years. This thing is rad.

Overall Review: It's a great card, but for the price, maybe look closer at the competition in the price range. Many better cards have fallen in price, nearly comparable to this one.

Pros: Ray Tracing has nice FPS Sleek Aesthetic Quiet

Cons: Missing a screw (Obviously not "like new" per Newegg description) My assumption is the thermal pads had been replaced after some mining.

Overall Review: I purchased the card Used Like-New. I was, am, skeptical about longevity. In retrospect I should have purchased new. Base 3080 was a huge jump in performance for me. Ti or 12 gig would be cool, but going from 1070 to 3080 is really impressive enough of a performance increase. The card works just fine for now. 1 month in and it's passed stress tests, doesn't get above 70° C.

Cons: Needs a phanteks controller or adapter.

Overall Review: Great option for giving color to a non rgb fan. I ended up using mine as an undercarriage light with some velcro. Go figure.

Pros: Each little node is individually programmable in iCue

Overall Review: I can't stress this enough: if I had known about corsair's amazing rgb support before starting an rgb build, I would have been much happier.

Pros: Price Nothing superfluous

Overall Review: I bought this board for a ryzen5 3600 with the hope of doing video editing and gaming. It does everything I wanted without paying for luxuries, like a stellar bios, or excessive rgb support. There is a fine bios. There is some rgb support. All else was as expected, and I give this board 5 stars for being a fine x570 at the price. Beware: There is literally zero clearance between my gtx 2060 and the lower heat sink, but it is fully installed.