Pros: Shipping was FAST. This was at my door next day. The PSU was easy to setup and powers everything I have and several things I will be adding to it as well.

Cons: Nothing.

Other Thoughts: Modular
Easy to Setup
and Very sturdy.

Pros: Wonderful cord management!!! Love the extra bag for spare cables not in use. works great and quite for now lol only turned on pc 3 times waiting on video card, am wondering tho how loud the fan will get after extensive use

Cons: The ATX 12v four pin power cord is alittle short to reach the motherboard, this could just be my tower, but it drapes over the entire motherboard and rests on my processor fan and may rest on the video card too (not installed yet) The side panel is clear and can see the cord very well

Other Thoughts: could make that one cord like 6 to 8 inches longer to place it better but over all a great find

Pros: This psu works great. I won't go into my rigs specs or anything because I am lazy, but I know for a fact my rig takes a lot of power. This PSU gives me all I need and more.

Cons: None. "It just works"

Other Thoughts: Don't pay attention to the one egg reviews complaining about this PSU ruining your motherboard. Obviously someone doesn't know how to set up a computer.

Pros: None whats so ever.

Cons: Had this power supply installed correctly in my case. Tried to fire it up. created a spark on the motherboard rendering it useless. Now i have to RMA the mother board processor, ram, graphics card and hard drive.
I am amazed that this product has this many positive reviews. I will never deal with this company ever again. Purchase from a more reliable and proven PSU.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you very much for purchase the RBR1000-M. The problem might be due to a power surge in the unit where you connected to the motherboard. Please kindly contact Rosewill support team either via phone at 800-575-9885 or via email at rma@rosewill.com so we may assist you with a replacement. We are eager to assist you in any possible way. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
Thanks,
Rosewill Customer Care

Pros: bought to test with a work station, still working after a yr plus

Cons: none

Pros: Price, 1000 watts, modular. Put this PSU in as an upgrade, been runnin for over 5 montsh straight no problems at all. Also put one in a build for a friend, his will be runnin for 5 months straight tomorrow, so, no complaints here.

Cons: Cables are a little stiff, no matter to me, i cable tied 'em out of the way, so, not a problem.

Other Thoughts: Been watchin this PSU for a while, have an X6 machine waitin for it, the pride keeps jumpin around, good piece.

Pros: Excellent rail voltage
Super Bundle and accesories
Plenty of cables and connections
Nice cool down feature after shut down
Rock solid stability
Nice warranty
Length of cables (Suitable for Large Cases)

Cons: Not 100% Modular... Maybe more cables than needed

Other Thoughts: Easily powers my rig with 6 hard drives 2 max Cards in SLI , 9 fans, and other accecories

Highly Recommended..

Bought this for $100.00 After rebate near BF.... Would easily pay $120

Pros: Easy installation
Nifty included tools
Silent as hell, nearly un noticeable

Cons: I dont like the fact it comes with extra cables
runs a lot hotter than my old one.

Other Thoughts: This is a quite good power supply that will last you a very long time. It has enough power for anything you might do with your computer.

Pros: It does everything it says it will do which is really all we want from a product.

Cons: Not really a con but listen to this it has a cool down feature that the product book doesn't mention one word about. Even their tech support was not aware of it and had to look it up lol. When you shut your system down the power supply will stay on for 1-2mins after wards in order to cool itself down.

Other Thoughts: Great power supply with neat features plus the brand name has not let me down yet so give them a try you'll be glad you did.

Pros: I don't normally write reviews but felt I should here! I read many reviews on PSU's and noticed more than once that people said, "I plugged it into the wall and nothing, DEAD, DOA!" Well I mean no dis-respect but feel I should just say, a power supply does not just plug into a wall outlet, turn it on, and it fires right up. It has to have someplace to send the juice , so something, a disc drive or motherboard , or better, a Tester, needs to be connected to the 24 pin connector or one of the 4 pin connector's etc. in order for the fan and PSU to fire up. If then nothing happens, then it's DOA. If in doubt, go with the Tester option, they only cost about 5$ on avg. and are very handy not just for new PSU's but if your having trouble down the road, you can always test the PSU. Hopefully I'm not offending anyone, just trying to clear something up that not many folks realize on PSU's :-) Now with that said onto the review which will have to be in Other Thoughts

Cons: If I had to think of a Con here, I'd have to agree with one review that said it is strange to have an 8 pin cpu power plug and a dual 4 pin giving the option for those boards that only require a 4 pin, mine is an 8 pin board but I now have the extra wire to tuck away. I really believe the dual 4 pin would work on either application or have one 8 pin wire and one 4 pin, then we wouldn't look at it and think , hmmmm , what were they thinking?

Other Thoughts: The real review-- Received it next day, cudos newegg, installed it , turned on PC and everythings great! Very quiet operation, actually had to look and make sure it's running. Have had it on for roughly 8 hrs now and is running cooler than my other computer which has an 850 watt PSU powering it. Very easy hook-up, wires are plenty and plenty long enough for my full-size tower. I'm running:
Intel i7 X980
12 GB Corsair ram
2x xfx 5770 crossfire
gigabyte mb
Blue-ray
Win 7
etc.
This PSU is running everything cool and quiet, and I have bought Rosewill PSU's in the past for friends computers that I've built, and none have come back to me with any problems with the PSU.

I will say in closing, if my 850 watt PSU ever dies out, I will replace it with one of these.