Rosewill RP550 550W ATX V1.3/ EPS12V Power Supply

Pros: Pretty much everything. Price, looks, performance. It lasted me almost 6 years!

Cons: Didn't have a 6 pin power connector for my graphics card.

Other Thoughts: I bought this power supply July of 2005. That's right. 2005. June of 2011 it has finally worn out. And even now it isn't completely dead! It got somewhat heavy use too. When I first bought it, it was my third power supply in less than 2 years. I was low on funds and reluctantly bought it for it's price. Now that it has finally bit the dust, I am definitely replacing it with another Rosewill

Pros: Awesome looking power supply and plenty of power for all my hardware. Doesn't look cheap.

Cons: None that I can possibly think of.

Other Thoughts: Better than what I expected. Thanks Newegg for all the power supply choices.

Pros: Fits well, nice light, fan is quiet. Best part might be that it has 35A on a single 12V rail, which is great. No messing around with multiple rails and trying to figure out just how much each rail can handle and balancing them.

Cons: Not really a con - only one PCI-e power connector. Just be aware if your video card requires two or if you have two video cards.

Other Thoughts: Good price, good performance, no complaints.

Pros: So Far so Good just got it Runs Great, bought this to replace 430w generic power supply that was making noise, noise went away immeditaly but I found out that I had a bad case fan.

Cons: Only 2 SATA Connectors other then that great

Other Thoughts: Newegg Rocks got it when I woke up on my day off installed in less then 10min.

Pros: Does what it is supposed to. I bought a cheaper one by sunbeam. It was doa. This one work flawlessly right out of the box.

Cons: none

Pros: The price and the blue light

Cons: A couple reviews say its good. but read into more. ALOT of reviews saying it died after 9 months, alot of reviews saying it died after a couple weeks, Frying motherboards and processors along the way. So i decided to save myself money in the long run and RMA this.. I dont think rosewell would replace my comp parts once this things fried it

Other Thoughts: Decided to order a OCZ 600w modular PSU, better efficency, higher power, better reviews, and its modular,

System

AMD 9600 quad core 2.3ghz
4gb kingston ram
500gb wd hard drive
radeon 3870
2 120mm fans, 1 92 mm fan, 1 blue cold cathode

Pros: great power supply, quiet for its size, i've had my machine on 3 weeks straight and it hasn't even come close to overheating

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: none

Pros: price, has just the right connection

Cons: non

Other Thoughts: I picked out for the pc I built for my brother. It has all the power he needs

Pros: Has a large 35 AMP +12V rail which is good. Approximately 550 watts. Has a large fan with LEDs. Has 20+4 connector, 4+4 connector, 6 pin PCI-E connector, many 4 pin molex connectors, a couple floppy connectors, and a few SATA connectors.

Cons: The specs on the Newegg page were either incorrect or need to be updated. It is out of stock again?

Other Thoughts: I would buy this power supply again and would recommend it to people in need of a decent power supply. I have bought three so far and my dad has bought one so far and no problems yet with any of them.

Pros: Exactly as the specs sheet says. There may be some confusion about whether it comes with a 4-pin 12V or an 8-pin 12V; it comes with two 4-pin 12V connectors that can be clipped together to create an 8-pin. So, this PSU should cover you no matter what motherboard you have.
The dedicated PCIe connector is great, no more using up 2 molex connectors to power your graphics card.
Plenty of molex, floppy, and SATA cables for even the most loaded cases. Holds up like a champ even when under load.
Fan speed adjuster is great for when you want to run quietly. LED looks nice.

Cons: The cables are ridiculously long in a midsize case. Not really much of a con, but you may want to have cable ties if you own anything less than a fullsize tower.

Other Thoughts: I have it powering an ASRock ALive-NF6P mobo, AMD Athlon 64 x2 5000+ overclocked to 2.8GHz, 7200rpm hard drive, DVD drive, 3 case fans, 2 case LEDs, and an 8800GTS with the core and memory overclocked.
If you're on a budget (or just want to get good bang for your buck), get this PSU.