Pros: AWESOME customer service from Enermax.

Bought two of these about a year ago, one started having an issue, where the system would power down intermittently. Had to turn off PSU until the mobo light goes out, turn it back on and hit Power on case, Win 7 would boot back up stating "Resuming Windows". This issue may happen once every 2 weeks or 2 days, went on for about 2 months.

Called Enermax, they sent a tested warranty replacement right away. However, right when I started using it, it had a constant buzzing sound and only ran for two hours, before it shut down and would not power back up after numerous attempts. Then soon after, the original purchased unit shut down again, but this time, it would not power back up after numerous attempts.

Called Enermax again and worked it out with them, where I would send both the original purchased and warranty replacement units back at the same time, once they were shipped, Enermax immediately shipped a brand new replacement, which I received soon after and is working perfect.

Defects happen, it's just the way it is. For me, what's more important is how the manufacturer handles the warranty and Enermax has earned its kudos. Again, excellent customer service and I'll definitely buy their products again in the future, no doubt about that.

Thanks Enermax for the great support!

Cons: Non, IMO.

Pros: -powers my r295x2 without a hiccup
-fully modular
-multiple 12v rails, but can be subjective
-Enermax makes some quality psus
-small size for its wattage

Cons: -cables are a little stiff and short
-cable headers fit too snug

Other Thoughts: Picked up off cheaper than found on Newegg. Amd recommended this unit among others for the 295x2 on their product page

Pros: Great price/efficient ratio PSU. It runs 24hrs without any problem. Powered up 3 R9 290X for my mining!!

Cons: connecting pci-e power cable can be tricky. I had to refer to their rail layout to get the cables connected correctly.

Other Thoughts: This PSU is really build with quality. Perfect for mining that you need the system on for 24/7. however, make sure you know power required for your GPUs or you will run into problem. Took me a couple tries, but it works great once you get pci-e cable connected correctly.

Pros: ASUS Z9PE-D8 WS, Xeon E5-2630@1.8GHz, 32GB DDR3 @1600, 8x 7200RPM 3.5 HDD (SATA 3), 1 DVD-R, 10 usb devices, ATI HD560.

Cons: The price still makes me cry, but at least it actually consumes less power when the load is lower (Kill-a-watt).

Other Thoughts: The protections on the PSU do function as intended. It was shutting down randomly, and then refusing to turn on for extended periods. It occured for a month, stopped, then occured again when the workstation was moved to another site. I even started the RMA process. However...

Now sitting on it's very own circuit (20AMP) = instant sucess, and now issues for over 6 months.

Pros: None

Cons: Don't buy this PSU, it wont last. I bought one at newegg ~5 months ago, in the first 4 months I was using it with a charge of less than 800w, I started the heavy usage (~1200w) like a month ago and in these conditions the ENERMAX product failed very quickly. If you bought this product I recommend you to get rid of it or buy a replacement asap, because the ENERMAX product will die sooner or later. Please, read the comments and reviews before making a purchase, when I bought this ENERMAX product the number of comments was low, so I couldn't know how this product was bad. At newegg there are a lot of negative comments about this product, ENERMAX doesnt even bother answering the comments anymore.

Pros: Has performed as intended with 3 amd 290s in a custom loop

Cons: none so far aside from the connectors feeling kinda cheap.

Other Thoughts: The connectors were kinda awkward to plug in but overall not worth docking an egg over.

Pros: Very reliable power so far. I've got 3 x GTX 780 in SLI, and there aren't many PSUs out there with this much power. I knew Enermax were known for the quality power supplies in the past, so I decided to go out on a limb and pick this one up. So far so good.

Cons: Cables are rigid, but you gotta bend them around to get them in the shape you need. Also the heads of the plug make for a very tight fit.

Pros: 1500W was enough to power a powerhouse. This was perfect for my 3D work that I do and the video games I played. Enough to power my 3 graphic cards.

Cons: Not consistent flow. Low amp. My PSU died after a few months.

Pros: None

Cons: Died after 2 months!!! Customer Service is bad !

Pros: Big beefy power supply.

Cons: Customer service is horrible. I have two of these. One blew out after 6 months and I've been trying to get a RMA for two months. It took them over a week to respond, asking for a receipt. I emailed them the receipt and haven't heard back for over a month. I then initiated a new RMA request and attached the receipt to the request. It took them a week to reply to this email, asking for my system specs. I emailed them the system specs a week ago and haven't heard back.

Other Thoughts: I can excuse that one out of the two units I bought died in 6 months, but I can't excuse the poor customer service. You're better off purchasing a different brand.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Valued Customer,

We apologize for the inconvenience. Our RMA staff has responded to your request via HelpDesk. We would like to offer you cross shipment so you can receive the replacement unit as soon as possible.

Should you require further assistant, please contact us via the email or phone number provided below. We will do everything we can to help you to resolve the case.

Support email: support@enermaxusa.com
Support phone number: 1-626-913-8899
RMA Request: http://www.enermaxusa.com/rma.php

Thank you,
Enermax Customer Service