SILVERSTONE ST50F-ES 500W ATX12V v2.3 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: - powered a pc that would require a 650 watt minimum on a cheaper brand

- quiet

- inside build is quality

- my pc runs all day with b arely any shutdowns just resets for over 4 years np's

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: 1) Silverstone
2) Seasonic
3) Antec
4) pc power and cooling
5) cooler master

Pros: All seemed good , easy to install and looked fine.

Cons: All seemed good until the fan started screaming a week ago and now it has completely failed. Installed it 1/4/13 and died 4/4/2013. I believe these should last longer don't you.

Pros: None

Cons: Failed on install.

Pros: Quite

Cons: Fan stopped working. Pulled the fan out and it tested fine so not an easy fix.
Cables are too short. Had to run an extension to the motherboard.

Pros: was not DOA! Silent

Cons: n/a

Pros: *less heat on wasted power units
*efficient
*makes you computer work like new
* 140 mm depth for easy installation in a bitfenix case

Cons: *does not automatically turn itself on
*does not review itself

Other Thoughts: this is sliverstone quality that you would expect
from this company and it shows. They are really the
best psu money can buy seriously.

Pros: Still going strong after 2 years

Cons: None

Pros: I don't care about the heat, but some may care. As long as it connects all my components, and it works, I'm alright with it.

I have a SAPPHIRE RADEON HD 7850 OC edition hooked up to it. It has the PCI-EXPRESS X-16 wire, so it can connect to your graphics cards. You can connect two graphics cards with this PSU.

I love the 120mm fan, it is literally almost silent.

I also like the design, better than those white ones that come stock in your Future-shop or Best Buy computers.

The one i had was a 250W, so this was a big improvement.

Cons: Gets pretty warm, but I don't care.

Other Thoughts: If you want to crossfire or SLI, you would want to get a 650W or higher PSU. I didn't so I got a 500W.

Pros: -Delivers ample amount of power to your system
-comes with many cables and two sli cable (dont take my word on that)
-quiet
-runs cool

Cons: -not modular
i didnt really pay attention to what cables came with the power supply and found that i didnt use most of them and shoved them in the back of my case but that was my fault, lol

Pros: It does it's job, and is small-ish.

Cons: The cables were all awkwardly positioned. I found myself having to fold and fold and fold all the tethered cables and the SATA cables because they were all tightly packed in awkward directions. Was extremely irritating.