Pros: Easy install Full modular Quiet fan

Cons: The cables are ok

Overall Review: Everything seems to be working great. It was nice that they supplied a jumper to turn it on without mobo connection. There are plenty of cables provided, very stiff cables tho, also fat atx cable flat would be better. Also, would have really liked to have gotten at least one sata power cable that only has one end on it, instead of fighting to cable manage 2 more un used plugs. M.2 is here and affordable I think a large amount of people no longer have a stack of HDs that need power.

Pros: - keeps my 3800x cool - is fairly quiet - tubing seems good quality

Cons: -Mounting bracket for AM4 is total junk -Couldn't get the RGB to work with mystic light, I don't care that much though my case has plenty of other RGB.

Overall Review: So the mounting hardware for the AM4 socket has a bracket that wraps around the water block. The bracket is 2 pieces that is held together by screws. It seemed very simple until I tried to put the screws in. Turns out the screw holes were not threaded and the provided screws were not made of stuff tough enough to thread them. So what ended up happening was that the threads ripped off the screws. Now I'm sure some who read this will think that I just cross threaded the screws and it's my fault. I assure you that is not the case. So to remedy this problem I went to the hardware store and bought screws and nuts and managed to mount the bracket to the water block. I still gave 3 eggs because I feel that there is sufficient cooling for the price I paid. But the road to get there was frustrating.

Pros: -Beautiful display mine didn't come with any dead pixels -the stand is minimal yet sturdy -the colors are really good for not being an ips panel. - lots of settings to tweak it for your preference

Cons: - the menus won't show if it doesn't detect a signal, that's non sense my 10 year old TN panel can to that. - after walking up from sleep mode the screen comes on and then goes black. -this thing is BRIGHT, when I'm using it for non gaming purpose I set the brightness to 0. - whatever software that's built in for dual input mode is junk, it will quit working and I can't even access the menu.. I know it's the built in software because the menu freezes up or flickers when I try to access it. Turning the monitor off then on fixes it.

Overall Review: I love the screen size and the picture is great. I have an issue if my PC goes to sleep tho, after waking up the screen comes on for a few seconds and goes black again. Power cycling the screen fixes this however in order to power cycle you need to open the menu that won't open if the screen thinks there's no signal. So the only way is to reboot pc or unplug and plug the screen back in. The built in software that runs the menu controls is unreliable at best which is unacceptable for a premium product like this. I'm still giving 4 eggs because of how much I like the picture and I've found work arounds for my issues.

Pros: - instant boot from shutdown - worked right out of the box - very good price for 1TB m.2

Cons: None

Overall Review: So long as reliability holds up I have nothing bad to say about it. It's a fast 1TB hard drive

Pros: -Plenty fast for gaming -high clock speeds with liquid AIO

Overall Review: There's really not too much to say about it other than it's fast and reliable. It rivals or equals CPUs that cost more money. Runs good on liquid cooling

Pros: - powerful card - cooling is sufficient to get Max clocks if you don't mind some noise

Cons: - documentation in the box and on website is non existent - won't maintain top clock speed without a more aggressive fan setting, which would be fine if the trixx software provided that ability, or there was compatibility with MSI afterburner.

Overall Review: This card plays Borderlands 3 on high settings at over 60 fps on my 49" 5120x1440 monitor, if I scale it up from 75% In the game settings. I think this is pretty good performance. I'm taking an egg off because there is NOTHING that explains the 3 way switch on the card and the support website is nothing more than an advertisement. I figured the switch out after some testing but still Sapphire you should provide that info. Also this card is not compatible with MSI afterburner which had been my go to tool for oc for years. The trixx software for this card has no clock or fan settings. The only software for oc or even setting a fan curve is the amd driver that is broken right now. This probably is an amd issue not a Sapphire one but I think it's relevant. I'm sure there are bios that you could flash on to the card to change Max fan speed and stuff but software is more convenient for the average user.