Diablotek DA Series PSDA300 300W ATX12V v2.31 Power Supply

Pros: it worked for when it did

Cons: only had it for 8 weeks and already dead

Other Thoughts: I don't even pc game, 300 watts should've easily kept up for day to day task. if you got 20 bucks save it till you find another 20 so you don't have to deal with a let down like this

Pros: None

Cons: This product was dead from the factory.

Pros: Cheap, Enough Connections

Cons: Don't need that many Molex connections

Other Thoughts: This one powers my server so it's on 24/7 and has not failed me. Even during summer heat it is still going strong. Very impressed.

Pros: The low price. Quiet. Will keep as a spare.

Cons: When I used this power supply I had to turn the computer on wait for a moment and then turn it off and back on quickly. Once running it was able to keep the computer powered and worked as a temporary. I replaced it with a quality power supply after a few weeks.

Other Thoughts: I doubt the output of this is very clean and I believe that it could damage components. Mine did seem to work once warmed up and I didn't lose any hardware to it.

Pros: Price?

Cons: Very low quality build inside, you can see in the pics!
This is not a good power supply.

Other Thoughts: Don't let the black connectors and 120mm fan fool you. Inside, it lacks input filtering, which is not safe.
This is far from "well built"
This would be okay for like something very low power (e.g, Intel Atom server with 1 or 2 HDD's or something.

Pros: Taught me a lesson about cheap off-brand PSU's.

Cons: Bought this to make a cheap secondary computer. I had a few problems with the build, but I assumed it was the motherboard, and after a few tries got Windows installed. Several months later the system began hanging, and I received hardrive sector errors. Eventually I replaced the power supply with a decent brand. I was then able to reinstall Windows no problem, all the problems I associated with the motherboard went away. However the original harddrives I had installed had unrecoverable errors and were damaged beyond repair. This bad choice of a PSU cost me a fortune in damaged hardware. I won't make that mistake again.

Pros: Inexpensive, quiet, big fan.

Cons: Feels cheap, metal bends easily, light weight.

Other Thoughts: If you need a temporary power supply, then go for this one. If you plan on using this one for a while, I suggest you get another one. In my opinion, it is now well built. The metal bends easily so you have to be carefull installing it. I plan on buying a different one. But as I said, if you want a temporary PSU, go with this one.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Once again cheap...should have known better...no power to the SATA connectors after less then a few days use

Other Thoughts: Will stick to a more reliable brand in the future

Pros: Great price! Has plenty of cables for powering newer and older drives.

Cons: None for me, but that's because 300W of power is all I need for basic computing.

Other Thoughts: I just got this and put it in today to replace an old one, and so far so good. Very easy to install.

Pros: Basic, Affordable

Cons: Doesn't seem to be very sturdy.

Other Thoughts: This was to replace a defective power supply in an HP A6403W. Installed with no issues, back up and running at a great price! I am a very happy customer as usual