COOLER MASTER Silent Pro M2 RS720-SPM2D3-US 720W ATX12V V2.3 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Full Modular Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: This thing has enough power for my rig and Oooo baby it's quite. I bought it for my HTPC rig and ended up putting it in my gaming one. I will be buying another one for my HTPC as the PSU in it is louder than all the fans in the case.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: 24 Pin Main and 8 Pin MB cable were a little short to wire behind in the MB on the Antec P280 case, no biggie just bought extensions from an online company that rhymes with babalon. - note didn't remove an egg.

Pros: Modular, reduces clutter. Didn't need to use a couple of the cables

Cons: None

Pros: Does what I need it to. Modular enough since I use the main connectors. Not even the loudest fan on my set-up.

I can't give it five as I've not bought enough PSUs to have much comparison.

Cons: It doesn't have attached solar panels :P

Pros: Purchased this for my first build, it's quiet, modular, and keeps all my parts running smoothly. There's not too much to say about it. The cables aren't extremely stiff, so that's great. Have it powering my sapphire 7950 and 3570k stock voltage and have had no issues whatsoever.

Cons: It's of course, not technically "full modular".

Other Thoughts: Honestly, why would you not use the supplementary CPU power or required 24-pin motherboard power connectors? That is required to power your machine, so you would have to plug it in anyways.

Pros: Great PSU for the price. First build-price? No, however it provides the successful modular-type connections, clearing much of the clutter in my tower. Enough power to supply 5 hard drives, 2 Geforce GT680 cards in SLI with Battlefield 3 on 1080p ultra settings. Great piece of machinery.

Cons: Not full modular, as advertised. It still has pre-wired connections. This is a SEMI-MODULAR PSU. Please review the label and remove "Full" from the title as well as remove this PSU from the Full Modular search.

Other Thoughts: Would ding one star due to the improper label, but it's still a good PSU.

Pros: Awesome bang for your buck. The modular wires are awesome. Flat, connected, and are very flexible. Sleeving on the mobo power connector and cpu power connector looks very nice. The PSU is pleasant to look at as well and moves quite a bit of air for how silent it is.

Cons: None

Pros: Reliable, steady PSU. Modular(See cons). Very nice TDP, My 660ti will crank itself with boost to 1300 MHz on a 915/980 card with watts/amps to spare. It is also quite even at a relatively heavy load. 70% TDP.

Cons: It is not "Full Modular" I will not kill it for that as the Cables included non modular are cables you will have to use 24p MB Cable 8p 4+4 CPU-Sp cable ETC.

Other Thoughts: Not going to use this in my S810 but it will serve a usefull purpose in a back-up rig.

Pros: So far is operating wonderfully in my gaming rig. Powers my i5-3570k @ 4.5Ghz and EVGA GTX GeForce 660 superclocked GPU nicely. Modular design is always the way to go when cluttered cases drive you nuts.

Cons: I wish the GPU power cords were separated more so that I don't have excess cords hanging down when I only have one graphics card.

Pros: What can I say, it works and it's so quite! When I was having motherboard problems (was sent a defective motherboard), my first thought was that I didn't hear any PSU fans, it must not be working.

Little did I know that they were on, but you could still hear a pin drop in the room.

Cons: None

Pros: Works and dont make noise

Cons: newegg wont give free shipping to alaska.....