FSP Group SAGA+ 450R 450W ATX12V v2.2 Power Supply

Pros: Worked fine for a decent price. Had it about a year now

Cons: None

Pros: Had this for five years and still running strong. It's only powering a E6750 dual core though, nothing fancy.

Cons: Wish the cables were wrapped for better cable management.

Pros: I have had this thing on my desktop for 5 years. It has literally not missed a beat for that entire time. Granted the GTS 250 and a e6600 Core 2 is not exactly the most demanding thing for this PSU, but it has survived a subtle pounding since 2007.

Quiet and cool.

Cons: None.

Pros: Has seen almost daily service for almost 4.3 years, shutting down at the end of the day. It your basic reliable power source, highly recommended. Quiet. Oh, yeah, the warranty: 3yrs.

Cons: As one reviewer commented I recall that the wire bundles were a little crossed, limiting somewhat the separation of each cable. Lots of molex, few sata connectors. There might be others in the price range with active pfc, rebates.

Other Thoughts: Computer is quiet but not silent,adding Themaltake 80mm case fans to be as quiet as possible with good air flow. I've changed out mobos, ram, cpu, hdds, but have kept the psu. Just purchased an Athlon II X4 Propus and to my surprise, using the eXtreme Power Supply Calculator, this one still provides plenty of watts. I'll be using its mate which was purchased at the same time, but has very little use. Got to take capacitor aging into account.

Pros: Has all the necessary power connections; 450W; replaced original dell PS for dimension 8300.

Cons: 1 year into service; the fan started to get really noisy. Now, when the computer is turned on; the power supply makes just exceedingly loud amount of noise, could hear it from the other room...

Other Thoughts: I know it's suppose to be a quiet PS and others say so too; but mine now is just really annoying. Otherwise it's a good power supply.

Pros: This lasted me about 3 years, 11 months, which is way longer than almost every other power supply I have ever had, especially the ones I get from store-bought computers. It was easily worth the price and more. I had my computer on most of the time and gamed a lot, so I know this got a good workout! I also didn't use a APS to prevent brown-out damage (Yeah I know I should) so I know it withstood the risks perfectly fine. I would highly recommend this to anyone.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: It's worth it to get a good PSU and this was well worth the money when I bought it in Feb 2007. I'm glad I didn't go with a cheaper one.

Pros: I love this power supply! I've had it since 2007 and it has been running very strong as a test power supply. It is still just as quiet as when I first bought it and still holding up. I've used this power supply to run many many computers before I sold them. It's definitely top notch quality!

Cons: Could have used cable sleeves or something to keep the cables better organized, but that's not really a con.

Pros: Healthy amount of 4 pin molex connections. Has been powering my system for just over a year now.

Cons: Cables could be a little longer

Other Thoughts: Antec 900 - 3 x 120mm 1x 200mm fans
ASUS M4A78 Plus
Athlon x2 2.8ghz Kuma
Asus EAHTOP Radeon 4850
4 gigs Corsair XMS2
640GB WD Black HDD
Lite on 24x DVD Combo drive

Pros: Had all the proper connections I needed to run 3 SATA drives and an 8800GTS. Still kickin' after 3 years too!

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I haven't had any problems with this PSU at all, I'd definitely recommend it for a budget build.

Pros: Easy install, quiet.

Cons: After less than a year began to have intermittent problems that took a long time to diagnose and wreaked havoc with other components in the system until replaced.