Pros: -quality build
-modular for everything except the ones everyone needs
-powers my system with plenty of extra overhead

Cons: -Despite my case having 4 case fans and one fan on the GPU, the fan in this PSU, though large/quiet, is the loudest component in my system.

Other Thoughts: I'd recommend it.
I'd like to see a real decibel or sones comparison between power supplies.

Pros: -outputs 850 watts without fail
-semi modular keeps things tidy
-powers my rig well (980ti OC, 4790k, 1 hdd, 2 ssds)

Cons: -1 hour in after testing the power supply I could not stand the noise from it already(I had initially bought because it had claimed to be a silent type fan)( This is not a true con because it is my preference, and I believe it to be too loud.)

Other Thoughts: As my only gripe really is the noise I only can dock one egg off. I had already come into this review with some bias as I had already read a review that showed that the secondary capacitors were not all chemi-con capacitors(It seems some of them are Unicon branding). I am only writing this review because I wanted to let people know that this is not the same capstone that was manufactured by superflower. This one was created by Enhance. The power supply itself is not bad, and if you can get it for a lower price, by all means it is a great buy. This one is just not for me because I found it to be very noisy being the loudest thing in my computer. This is saying a lot because I only have stock fans on a 500r case with an h110. Do not be scared away though as the psu works great and if it is in your budget range it will get the job done for the good 5 years that warranty covers. I will be returning this unit unfortunately, best of luck to anyone who buys this. It could be that only I had gotten a faulty noisy fan unit.

Pros: Works out of the box, fits nicely into my case, modular design, plenty of cables, nice cable bag as well.

Cons: With the advent of cases housing power supplies on the bottom the power cable for Sata connections was a cabling nightmare. I could not run the cable from bottom to top unless I wanted to flip my hard drives and dvdr. So instead had to run the cable from top to bottom which created some blockage for my fans pushing air from the front. Also had to move my hard drives to higher locations which also created additional blockage for air running from the front. Currently since I have one of the hottest video cards on the market R9 290 this was a very big disappointment for me.
The power connector for the MOBO was very difficult to get in and the cable itself is quite beefy. Since I am running cables behind my MOBO I literally had to force the back cover on.

Other Thoughts: Having a reverse SATA cable for towers that house power supplies on the bottom would be really nice. Since two cables are provided I would ask that one be flipped for use from bottom to top.