CORSAIR Builder Series CX430 430W ATX12V v2.3 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: thing was everything it said it was...not going to lie it did what it did until it died..

Cons: well.. died after a year i have my amd FX-4350 amd 7790 decent MOBO and a hard drive disk and a DVD-ROM and it just died i guess, hoping i can just return it and get my money back.. probably go for a higher end power supply from corsair.. anyway yea guess ill try and fine the RMA stuff and fill it out

Pros: Does what a power supply is supposed to do.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Get it

Pros: Works Flawlessly as always

Cons: None

Pros: Very happy with this i have a ton of things connected and it handles it all extremely well. heres my set up with this PSU!!

i5-3570k
Msi Z77A-G41
Corsairs H60 non 2013 edition
about 6 case fans 3 of them LEDs
Samsung 840 series SSD
ASUS DVD drive
WD 500gb HDD
500gb Usb hard drive
Evga Gtx 650 ti Boost SuperClocked edition
2x4gb Corsairs Vengeance Ram
running on windows 8 i am very happy and for the 40 dollar price i paid with mail in rebate if you wish.. i didnt even bother with the rebate and im still happy with this PSU

Cons: Wish the cables were fully sleeved in black that would make a sexier look but u can see thru the mesh :( not big of a deal tho still happy just buy this if u dont plan to Sli or crossfire!!

Pros: This power supply is working great in a recent basic build. No issues and a great price.

Cons: Still waiting on my $20 mail-in-rebate, but even without it's not a terrible buy.

Pros: Solid PSU. Hasn't died on me yet. I have an i3 3220 and hd 7850

Cons: Poor rebate service. They didn't receive UPC.

Other Thoughts: At first they said they didn't have the UPC so they filed my rebate as invalid. I called them up (took some time and patient waiting) and they transferred me to their supervisor. He said they didn't receive the UPC. I said I'm sure I sent it. After a couple minutes of talking, I think he said something like he was going to put it through and to wait a couple weeks for a rebate (I couldn't understand his accent very well). So I'm currently waiting for an update to the rebate. I'll edit this review once I get feedback.

Pros: This is a CWT platform with updated capacitors. It's not great quality, but it's better than previous sub-$40 budget PSUs like delta based antecs, so it's great that in 2013 we have a better budget PSU to choose from.

It's not a very high quality PSU, but if you don't run tons of peripherals and looking to save money, it's a great PSU to buy. Definitely recommended if you are new to building computers and aren't pushing high overclocks or tons of fans and LEDs.

Cons: It IS a lower quality unit, perfectly acceptable in a build with just a couple case fans and no LEDs and inverters and tons of LEDs, but it lacks short circuit protection and will derate on a short.

The fan also emits a bit of a whine, it's not too bad but it's not the quietest unit out there.

This is an awesome unit for it's usual price of $19-29, really. And Corsair's support is some of the best in the business, this is the perfect PSU to get if you need to save money in your budget or maybe not a hardcore enthusiast.

It'll handle any single GPU system with heavy overclocks except the highest end CPU+GPUs or bulldozer + power hungry GPU. It's been shown to really have a power output more around 550w.

Pros: Excellent quality and very quiet! all of the cables had plenty of length and wrapped in a nice cable wrap. Comes with zip ties as well.

Cons: None!

Pros: Works well so far. The cables are a great length. I used this in a Fractal Design R4 ATX case and everything connected just fine. The R4 case is a monster, and if they had enough length for that then it should work in 99% of cases on the market.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Ill update with another review if I run into problems. Currently they are showing this as out of stock, and I hope they get more. I would definitely consider buying these again for future builds.

Pros: Fits the power build for the required setup and it was not a lemon.

Cons: No missing parts or Power issues.

Other Thoughts: Ex-Professional PC Technician assembling PC/Server/Mainframes with 7+yrs. Dealt with a lot of Corsairs TX650 and TX750 and had a lot of lemons with them. Used OCZ, Seasonic, Antec, Cooler Master PSUs on the personal side. Gave Corsair a nice chance plus the price was right.

System Setup:
OS: Win7 x64 Home
Case: APEVIA X-DREAMER4 Pink
HSF: COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 EVO RR-212E-20PK-R2
CPU: i5-3350P
Mobo: ASRock B75 PRO3-M LGA 1155 Intel B75
RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws 2x 4GB DDR3 1333 CAS7
Video: ASUS GTX650TI-OC-2GB DDR5
DVD: ASUS DRW-24B1ST/BLK/B/AS Black SATA 24X
HD: 1TB Samsung SATA
PSU: CORSAIR Builder Series CX430 430W