CORSAIR Builder Series CX600 600W ATX12V v2.3 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: no problems came as ordered.

Cons: If you want to sli go with a higher power supply

Pros: * Powers my stuff
* Decent effeminacy

Cons: * Short chords
* None modular (obviously)
* Cheap power plug (very much)
* Damaged box when received
* Crashed twice so far

Other Thoughts: Save up and buy a nicer one. Just my 2 cents. Read reviews and use your own discretion! Perhaps I got a faulty one. Won't buy corsair again.

Pros: Quiet, sturdy, solid PSU. No major issues and worked as expected. Thought it was a good value for a 600 watt, bronze PSU.
Most of the cables were easy to manage.
Feels decently heavy, not too light in weight.
Great power supply for a first time builder or average build.

Cons: For a full tower build, the CPU power cable wasn't as long as I wanted it to be. It was the only cable I had some trouble with, but it was no big deal to me.
No other problems.

Might not be the right power supply for a Crossfire/SLI build.

Other Thoughts: Bought this for my first build and didn't have any issues. Corsair so far has been a pretty reliable brand.
I wanted to upgrade to Crossfire for gaming but wasn't sure this PSU could handle two graphics cards with only 600 watts. I didn't want to risk it even though the minimum for my cards was 600w. So I just upgraded to another Corsair power supply at 850w. Better to spend some more on a more powerful power supply instead having to buy a whole new rig.
Still, worked just fine with one card and powered all my other components just fine.

Pros: Cheap, quiet, performs as expected

Cons: -After about a week of use my system would not power on. After a bit of trouble shooting found out it was a faulty power cable, and not the actual psu. Swapped in a spare one and it powered right up.

Other Thoughts: ASRock z77 Extreme4
Intel i5-3570k 4.2 GHz
Zalman CNPS9500
Crucial Ballistix 8GB DDR3 1600 MHz
EVGA GeForce 660 GT 3GB 1046 MHz
Corsair CX600 600W
Seagate 2TB 7200 RPM

Pros: Perfect PSU for the medium end PC build without going modular. Plenty of connectors for your components needs. Very good price for the price w/ instant savings at rebate...at the time of my purchase at least.

Also very quiet and sleek looking.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Bought this to replace my junk 680 watt psu i got from cyberpower that was shutting down my computer on any game.

My Specs-
Coolermaster HAF 912 Advanced
Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 AM3+
AMD Phenom II 965 @ 4.0 Ghz
Coolermaster 212 Plus cpu cooler
Sapphire 7950 3L
CX 600
Windows 7

Pros: Powerful, efficient, looks good.

Cons: Cable management is a pain.

Other Thoughts: I bought this when my old power supply gave out, couldn't be more pleased.

Pros: Works great for my build. 600 watts is more than enough. It's nice looking and I appreciate the simple design. I'd definitely recommend Corsair power supplies!

Cons: None!

Pros: Has all the connector's you'd need, good design, works as advertised.

Cons: none

Pros: To save 20 or so dollars I did not go modular, and it worked out with this board. I was able to get the 4 pin power up and around the motherboard in my NZXT Source 210 case with no issues. The cables were all plenty long and the side turned vs straight in SATA power cables were a plus.

Seems quiet too. Especially in comparison to my Diablotek 775W that burned out.

Cons: Green label.

Pros: a lot of connections without being bothersome, for those stuck to non modular

Cons: none