nMEDIAPC HTPC 1080iP Typical 60W, Maxiaum 85W Mini ITX DC to ATX Integrated Power Module with DC Adaptor - for HTPC 1080i Case

Pros: Only 85watts MAX! :D
-Is powering, A SATA 6.0 2TB Hard Drive,
SATA 3.0 Blueray/DVD/CDROM Burner,
also a CPU Fan running at 1000rpms 3000rpms MAX.
(I Hope to lower the fab speed even more, for better quietness and efficiency.) Not mention I'm running 16GBs of DDR3 1600 RAM, 35watt GPU/CPU i3 dual core, ASROCK Z77E-ITX! This PSU is amazing! <3 Go buy one!

Cons: Gets slightly warm, Still not warm enough to concern me though.

Other Thoughts: I have two, and both still work great! One for my Mini ITX PC and another for a friend's soon to be built PC.

I put one right in my "Gutted" 200watt PSU that came with my Mini ITX case. Fits GREAT!

Pros: Small, fits in the small HTPC case I have.

Cons: Died after 7 months of continuous use.

Pros: Small size. Adequate connectors.

Cons: Wouldn't boot up an Asus e350m1-i with just a solid state drive attached. It's not a demanding board.

Other Thoughts: I never seem to have enough 12V supplies, or 5V, 12V regulated supplies, so this will be used someday. It just won't be used with a PC.

Pros: Quiet. Runs cool.

Cons: 12 month warranty
Died after 14 months

Other Thoughts: Got it for inside a Lego-PC with 2 fans, so everything was nice and cool.
Wish it would have died 3 months earlier, but worked well while it worked.

Pros: Efficient
Small
Low heat dissipation inside case.

Cons: Power cable grommet could be removable for better installation options.

Other Thoughts: PCB is about 1.25" x 5.75". Brick is 4.25" x 2.3" x 1.25". I have no idea where Newegg got their dimensions (or spelling)
You could mount the brick inside the case if you hated looking at it.

Pros: when it worked it worked.

Cons: it died after 8 month of use running a server consuming 20W and 5 days a week.

Pros: installed inside gutted PSU unit that had gone bad. Connected fan to PSU so it ran, put power brick inside PSU housing too and fan keeps it cool (runs kinda hot without this). Works on atom 230 board, atom330 board, and even biostar TA785G3HD mobo w/ sempron 145 CPU & Samsung 1TB 7200rpm HDD (no optical drive) for kids PC.

the mounting holes lined-up perfectly where the old PSU's circuit board's mounting holes were from several different gutted PSUs I tried, which worked-out perfectly except the cables are kinda short. Had to use extension for HDD in Antec P180 case (sweet case).

Removed the 120V/230V switch and wiggled in this PSU's cable that goes to the outside, its a kinda loose fit but it works.

Will be purchasing more of these for this kind of thing.

Cons: Cables too short for custom stuff like this, I realize its intended for a specific case but I had better plans for it.

Other Thoughts: PC is pretty silent with this setup. Great alternative to the uber-expensive "fanless" PSUs that are way overkill (by about 300W) for what you really need - kill-a-watt shows about 35-45W playing 1080p .mkv files.

Reviews that aren't even for this product (the PSU) but for the case its intended for and/or was bundled with when they bought should be removed since they are irrelevant and distracting. Luckily there were only a few of them.

Decided to re-locate the power brick part inside the old PSU's housing so re-installed 120V/230V switch (not connected), cable-tied brick to front grille inside PSU housing and soldered PSU housing's original AC plug's wires directly to brick's prongs instead of using an AC cable - keeps brick cool and all is nice & tidy.

Pros: Small, cool design, great fans, awesome handle, awesome temp gauge

Cons: Cheap material, somewhat flimsy until you get everything in, cheap power supply

Other Thoughts: Its a good case but made out of light weight material. So it feels cheaply made on the inside. Also the included powsup is good unless you want to run an i3/i5/i7...

Pros: Great product! Quiet and efficient. I installed it on my linux HTPC running an Atom/ION motherboard.

I replaced a 250W mini ATX power supply. Avg power consumption measured with my kill-a-watt meter dropped from 50w to 40w.

Cons: No Cons - met my expectations.

Other Thoughts: Required a custom install - I had to rig up a stand so that it would safely sit in my existing case.

Pros: Quiet! Worked right off the bat. The Cooler Master power supply was getting extremely noisy; so much so it was getting distracting. With the new power supply and the Rosewill cpu fan I have a system that I cannot hear at all. Any new low power systems I build will have the same set-up.

Cons: The power cord from the small circuit board is about 2" too short. It just reached the back of the case. For a larger case you will have to locate the circuit board where it will reach the motherboard power input and the back of the case. Longer cord would have rated 5 eggs.

Other Thoughts: Cooler Master Elite 100 Case
Foxconn G31MXP-K I7 LGA 775 motherboard
Intel E5300 cpu
Rosewill RCX-Z775-LP 80mm Sleeve Low Profile CPU Cooler