Solid gaming processor! Mine overclocked quite well, and I have heard many other accounts of high headroom in these processors. Its worked w/out issue and has a pretty low power draw so it turned out great. The six cores also stand up pretty well for some productivity tasks as well. This one even came with a stock cooler, so all in all, I am quite impressed.

Just a nice looking and working 240mm liquid cooler. I would say to check your case's fan slots, as I could've gone with a 280mm instead of the 240mm in my case. This could have yielded better cooling, but I was quite satisfied with this one's ability anyway. Honestly a little overkill for a 5600X. Infinity mirror looks dope.

A solid 360mm cooler, no regrets here. It comes with fan connectors at the top of the rad for 3 of your rad fans. The fan connector cable comes out from the CPU block side, with the cable traveling inside the coolant tubes. The block itself is quite compact, great if you want a slim mount, with some RGB. I will say the pump speed itself isn't actually controllable, I believe it scales off of the fan speeds for the rad, or its just goes full blast all the time. I would have liked to see a control for it, or at least a sensor readout for just the pump speed. Other than that, it cools a 3090 die and some of its VRAM quite well in a push pull config so I am quite satisfied.

Allegedly this stuff slaps for cooling efficiency. I replaced the paste on the steam deck's chip and was unable to see much of a difference, but I think it helped. Probably really good thermal paste, use in high performance situations, or put it on your Linux powered switch just because.

Great budget MOBO, a little disappointed in the lack of a USB C MOBO header, but it does have USB C in the rear IO. FYI, if you plan to use m.2 WIFI, you are going to have to route the wires for the antennas yourself, which is covered by the rear IO heatsink/RGB, so it might be a little tricky.

Great looking and working 32gb sticks. One of the DIMMs in my initial set didn't reach 3600MHz, and G.Skill took both back and sent me 2 new ones. Both work fine now, and I have had no issues utilizing them fully. Decent software RGB control, with subpar RAZER Chroma integration.

Works great for a boot and favorite game drive. It uses PCI-e Gen 4 so its got the bandwidth to run wild. Not a ton of capacity, but enough to store your OS and maybe a couple of big titles you want fast load times on. No complaints, has worked great for nearly 3 years now

I wanted more storage and didn't want a HDD, I bought this. It stores. It reads. It does it decently fast. Works great as a secondary drive to an NVMe, but you could probably boot off it pretty quick too. No complaints.

Great mass storage option, especially if you plan to write to it several times over its initial capacity. Its WD Red, it can probably take it. Its not gonna be wicked fast, but it'll be fast enough, its not gonna be cheap, but if you plan on using it for a while, it'll hold up. Great choice for a long term secondary game drive, that loads quick and lasts several builds.

Its a massive card guys. Honestly: this card isn't that worth it, its nearly the same performance as a 3080, but slightly better, but its costs twice as much. You are really just paying for an exorbitant amount of VRAM, which mind you, on stock cooling overheats pretty quickly. Now, in terms of cool factor, this thing is dope. Its literally like 5 pounds of cooler on a little PCB. Don't love the 12 pin, but it hasn't caught on fire, so I can't really complain. BFGPU is cool, but doesn't make a lot of fiscal sense.

Big ol' Mid tower. Coming from a H510i, this thing can pack a way bigger punch, without actually increasing size too much. Its got great fan and rad compatibility for top, front, and rear. Although, I don't really see how they expect you to install 2 360mm rads at the same time, due to a clearance issue at the back of the case where the in/out tubes would likely be. The vanity panel has some adjustment left and right to better fit your front radiator or rear to front cable situation, I did really appreciate that. Lots of cable routing options in the back and its fairly easy to install case fans and other parts inside. I'm a little ticked because originally I was going to get the H710i, which has RGB and a vertical GPU mount, the latter of which I didn't realize was exclusive to the H_10i series but they were out of stock and I opted for the non-i. Giving 4 stars because of those nitpicks, but other than those, its a great case to work in and even better to look at.

It hasn't exploded, and delivers at least ~600 watts without fail. I typically advise builders to go with an 80+ gold power supply, but do as I say not as I do I guess. No issues with this guy so far, and it has RGB, so that's a plus.

Its a Noctua fan, but cheaper and pale grey. It performs well, quiet, and when it does ramp up, isn't obnoxious. great for a rad or case fan swap for noise reduction. I highly recommend these fans for those who want quieter builds.

Noctua fan, but little and colorful. I used this on a Kraken G12 in place of the stock fan it comes with. The color pads were fun and easy to use and I can't even tell when its spinning or not without looking. I think its helping cool my VRAM, but honestly got no clue. A powerful, quiet, 92mm fan for the user with a glass side panel.