FSP Group FSP300-60GHS-R 300W SFX12V 80 PLUS Certified Power Supply

Pros: Good solid case. I like the external reset CMOS button and the WiFi.

Cons: Mine had a bad power supply. Killed two motherboards before I discovered the fault. Major PITA.

Pros: Nice quiet, small power supply for a htpc with modest demands ( < 100W) in a Sliverstone ML03B case with a microATX board.

Cons: I am accustomed to scrounging space in a case to stuff power cables. Or even cutting off some in order to preserve air flow.
But this is a first.
I needed to buy a 24 pin ATX extension, a 4 pin ATX power extension and a sata power extension!

Other Thoughts: At 300w this is an overkill for me, so I am glad it is certified 80 Plus.

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Pros: I am building a small form-factor computer, SUGO, and this was the only Power supply that would fit given that I wanted to use a very large cooling processor heat sink. With the adapter supplied with the unit, the power supply went in perfectly.

Cons: None.

Pros: * Small
* Provides all of it's rated power(i'm running a gts450, and a 1055T x6 no issues)

Cons: * Fan is soldered to the board, and is only a 2 pin type, so less speed control than if it had a PWM fan in it.
*had to crack it open and change fan direction.

Other Thoughts: This came in my Silverstone SG05 and it has more cables than it needs for this case, but not a fault of the PSU.

Pros: It works, which apparently is no small feat for sfx power supplies. Stays nice and cool too.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I went through 4 different power supplies before I broke down and ponied up the little bit of extra cash for this one. It was well worth it.

Pros: Quite because no fan, energy efficient so less heat. Good amount of cables at least for my purposes and good length too with my layout of drives and my motherboard. Could be an issue with other motherboards but not likely.

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: Not the power supplies fault exactly but in my case I couldn't screw in the left side of it (facing the back) because it didn't match up on the screw hole. Could maybe use more spots to put screws to avoid that issue but the same can be said for the case I suppose.

Pros: Small, inexpensive, decent wattage, 80+ cert.

Cons: No 2x4 power connector for mobo (won't run without it), upward facing fan (good for bottom mounting- I have top mount (you can flip it but that bothers me)). Should buy >350 watts for intel i5/7 anyways. Not compatible with my Mobo: ASUS P7H55-M PRO.

Other Thoughts: Second build overall. I'm still learning. Gonna try and fit a full size atx PSU inside a micro ATX case; buying corsair next. Should buy >350 watts for intel i5/7 anyways.

Pros: Fairly quiet, reliable, and steady output.

Cons: No so far. The supplied bracket is somewhat flimsy.

Other Thoughts: I am using the power supply in a Lain Li Q07 case with a Zotac mini ITX motherboard. An Intel core 2 processor, 4 Gb ram and an ATI 4750 are also part of this set-up. I am using this system 24/7 running BOINC as well as using it for FPS gaming. Not one issue in the last 5 months.

Pros: Worked and it was priced decently.

Cons: short cords, they just barely made it to the correct spots on the mobo.