Pros: - Price
- 80 PLUS Certified
- 650W
- Very well packaged w/plenty of spare H/W
- Killer Rails
- Fan stays powered on after CPU shut-down, until the internal PSU temps are at nominal values
- Blue LED fan
- It's "a poor man's rich power supply"

Cons: - No modular cabling....but I knew this when I entered into the relationship ;- )

Other Thoughts: This is by far!!!......one of the very best PSU's that I have ever utilized in a custom build, with regards to price-to-efficiency ratio, as compared to other name brand PSU's in the same Bronze or 80 PLUS certified category. It's virtually unheard of to find a PSU with these type of specs, in this "type" of price range.

Pros: Has 2 6pins which will run my vid card. More wattage for my system had a 460w power supply had to upgrade do to a new vid card.

Cons: First power supply i got was crushed during shipping so newegg sent me another one. The only problem is when i power down the computer then turn it on again the hard drive is not powered, but when i turn the switch off (after the offline cooling cycles threw) then back on then it works. It is more of annoyance than it is a problem. Have to do this every time I power down the computer.

Pros: Worked fine for a year.

Cons: No response from Tuniq US customer support (they only work 15 hours/wk).

Other Thoughts: Computer ran fine for just over a year, then started randomly rebooting. The computer may run for 2 hours but usually reboots after a minute. Replaced the memory, video card, and had the mobo checked by the manufacturer. The problem remains. Suspect a bad power supply. Contacted Tuniq PSU warranty support in the US (SunBeamTech US) for an RMA, but have not received any response.

Pros: My second year owning this PSU, been running my Gaming PC that has a ATI 4890, and Intel Dual core system with 3 hard drives and 2 optical drives.

Silent, no sounds, NO PROBLEMS. It does what its intended to do, worry free. TUNIQ makes quality power supplies.

Cons: None at all

Pros: Quiet
Black
Works

Cons: No Problems whatsoever.

Other Thoughts: It works, that's all I need from a power supply.

It's been powering:
AMD Phenom II x4
EVGA Geforce 9600 GT
Samsung 500GB 7200rpm HDD
Gigabyte GA-MA790-UD4P Mobo
for a year and a half now (about 10+ hours a day), and I have had no problems with it at all.

The logo is also pretty cool looking IMO.

Pros: cheap, 650w

Cons: died, tuniq isn't responding to my emails/calls
psu started making buzzing noises, now i have to get another one since these guys wouldn't respond to my email(i am suppose to have 3 years of "warranty" but im not even getting a reply

Pros: runs my amd phenom II x6 with no problems at all .

Cons: none yet

Other Thoughts: for the price its worth it if your on a budget

Pros: Good price

Cons: Not modular, a lot of wires

Other Thoughts: Since no one else has stated this, my psu has started making buzzing sounds under load, which worries me(even tho hwmonitor says it runs at 40c and under

Pros: Cheap for a 650Watt
2x PCIE6x(1+2)
12V rails
quiet

Cons: Not modular, wires everywhere

Other Thoughts: Still wondering if i should bother with the rebate, everyone else says its a scam

Pros: Overall build quality of this power supply is decent. It was solid and the wires were long enough.

Cons: After unpacking I've noticed that something was rattling on the inside, after looking through the ventilated side I've noticed that a piece of plastic film typically used for isolating parts from each other was dangling around. I had to remove it so that it didn't hit the fan.

Other Thoughts: So far it's working fine, it's very quite and now I barely notice my computer being turned on.