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Pros: With a 140mm depth, this PSU fits very well into smaller cases, like the mini-ITX form factor chassis. Every connector is covered with a black nylon mesh, so it looks really nice too.

Cons: None

Pros: This power supply fits perfectly in my Dell Optiplex 790 MT system. I am using this to replace the stock power supply from Dell. This unit runs very quietly and had connectors for all my devices.

Cons: None. Would only be better if it had a rebate with it.

Pros: Really nice looking! 4x 6 pin Lots of HIGH QUALITY cables Quite and extremely effective(went threw 5 power supply's before this one) would give it 6 stars if I could because of the awesome design

Cons: N/A

Other Thoughts: Wonder what the higher models are like

Pros: small, quiet. it handles load of 2 gtx 460s.

Cons: runs a bit warm under load.
The PCI-E cables are awkward.
the way the pins snap together are pretty flimsy and not to sturdy.

Other Thoughts: bought this because my other psu blew out, good for the price

Pros: Very stable PSU
Not too loud
SLI Ready
Sleek design, oh dear so perfect

Cons: It may just be my PSU but there is a slight high pitched whine that comes from the unit, I barely notice it most of the time, only when i power up my pc.
Not enough to deduct an egg.

Other Thoughts: High quality, gets it done!
Steady voltage

Pros: - Worked right out of the box, not DOA
- Quiet

Cons: - None so far

Other Thoughts: This power supply has worked as expected right out of the box. The power supply is not modular, however I do not feel this is a con since you have the option to purchase modular or non-modular power supplies. I made a conscious decision to purchase a non-modular power supply.

I do wish the SATA power connections were slightly longer. In my case's configuration I'm unable to use one SATA power connector if the cables are properly routed through the cable management. The power supply has a standard SATA power configuration, 2 leads/cables each with 3 SATA power connectors in-line. My case has a configuration of 2 HDD bays beside a stack of 5 HDD bays. I have mine setup so my OS drive/SSD is in the short stack of HDD bays, and 4 HDDs for a RAID set are in the tall stack of HDD bays. In this configuration one of the SATA power connectors has to connect to the OS drive, then the cable has to be used to power one of the 4 drives in the other bays. This results in 1 SATA power connector not being in proximity of a drive where it can be used without attaching an extender. This is due to how I've configured my PC, so it's not really a con of the product, but rather how I've used it.
If you plan on configuring a system in this same way, you might plan to purchase a SATA power extender or two, or look at a different power supply that better suits your HDD configuration.

Pros: Works as indicated and all the cords are meshed to keep things looking clean. Reasonable price 79.99$ for the watt and it was free shipping at the time.

Cons: Its Bronze certified not Gold/Plat, but you would never notice the % difference between that and you would have to pay alot more.

Other Thoughts: I recommend it for anyone who doesn't want to blow a hole in their pocket.

Pros: Worked right off the bat, fit perfectly into the case. Nice cable management, modular.

Cons: Failed after three weeks with no warning

Pros: Great PSU, Plenty of connections, Adequate length.

Cons: the box it came in needs a little more support. it seems the box was dropped (maybe by newegg?) and the PSU aluminum case was bent askew. a few raps of a mallet and back to normal.

Pros: Fits right inside my mid-sized build. Supplies ample power to all components and all made rather affordable.

Cons: None