Nippon Labs SATA to Molex Power Adapter SATA-FM SATA 15 Pin male to Molex 4 pin female adaptor for SATA I and SATA II Hard Drive Model SATA-FM

Pros: This is an item to keep in your computer build toolbox. I bought a couple. Needed only one. But, I am good with having another for my next build or problem.

Cons: none...

Other Thoughts: If you have to use a non-Sata power supply cable; this works to simply change one of the four pins to a SATA power. And, it may keep you from having to clutter your case with an extra power cable.

Pros: worked, seems durable

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: does exactly what its supposed to, no complaints

Pros: Is what it is. Works great. Sleek.

Cons: None whatsoever.

Pros: If you have a modular PSU and still have a legacy device to power this little honey will keep you from having to use an extra cable for it.

Cons: MASSIVE! This thing is big and somewhat thick, no avoiding it though..

Pros: Works just as described.

Cons: None so far

Pros: It converts 1 Sata to 1 molex. Nothing much that can go wrong. .

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Will point out that the material is exceptional. Very sturdy and feels solid then holding. I picked up a couple of these just in case.

Pros: Great when you run out of Molex connectors on your power supply. Solid construction, has some weight to it! No modifications needed, plugs in perfectly. 6 bucks instead of cutting wires or a new power supply, who doesn't like that?

Cons: None so far

Pros: Works just how I wanted it to

Cons: none so far

Other Thoughts: Needed this adapter to eliminate the use of a Molex wire from my modular P/S. Working well so far

Pros: Yeah it works. Looks high quality. I am using it to convert my fan controller's molex connection to SATA so I don't need an almost useless molex cable from my PSU cluttering up my case.

Cons: None. Watch the bootleg stuff from China on some auction sites. Wouldn't want your computer to explode.

Other Thoughts: BUY IT!

Pros: Gold, fully modular, backed by Corsair's excellent customer service and warranty.

Cons: This is my first modular PSU, it took me a bit longer to figure out where each cable went, its not as intuitive as you would think. Simply placing labels for "PSU" or "PCI-E" above each connection point would have saved me some headaches. The manual is absolutely useless for helping you get setup. The lack of markings also make pulling the cables out and reinserting them while in the case a bit of a PIA.

My other gripe is the 8 pin motherboard power cable isn't long enough for my tower (CoolerMaster ACTS 840). If you have a full sized tower, I would suggest buying an extension. For an "enthusiast" power supply I was pretty disappointed to get yet another woefully short 8 pin cable.

All in all these are minor gripes. Get this PSU, its fantastic.