Pros: 1- Quality build 2- 80 Plus 3- Quiet cooling fan (just as quiet as Antec Neo Eco 400c watt PSU) 4- All cabling of adequate length 5- Single +12v rail 6- 430 continuous watts 7- 3 yr warranty

Cons: 1- Like to seen a DBB cooling fan 2- Was not free LOL

Overall Review: Info posted by Newegg is incorrect. This PSU had 4 SATA and 3 molex connectors. Its extremely quiet and there has been no coil whine. All cabling is meshed and long enough for any build/case too. At current price you can not go wrong with this power supply. I can assure you based upon personal experience its better quality than Corsair's 430 watt version. Always confirm your graphics card wattage/amperage requirements before purchasing a PSU less than 500 watts.

Pros: Pros?? Oh yeah nadda...zipola...none

Cons: After getting the BBB involved Nettalk had promised a pro-rated refund ; due to NOT providing customer service. The "check was to be in the mail" within 8 business days (See previous review.) I have yet to see it. Just as the BBB has given Nettalk a "F" rating, so do I. Apparently, the BBB has revoked their membership too. I was an approximate 4 year customer and walked away over extremely poor customer service.

Overall Review: On another site a bogus review states Nettalk still has a customer service phone number. LOL call it...it is a recording referring you back to their website with instructions to use their online chat help service (joke.) If I was an e-retailer and knew the BBB has currently given Nettalk a "F" rating I'd be pulling their VOIP adapters off my site til they cleaned up their act. "You are known by who you associate/run with."

Pros: The good: 1- After sending Newegg a "bogus" issue-review (yes I test e-retailers) about this power supply on the last day of their return policy I got an e-mail letting me know Newegg would provide a shipping label for me to return it. 2- NO coil whine 3- Fan is quiet 4- Stable voltages 5- No system crashes 6- 80 Plus Bronze 7- Although used daily no issues at all 8- Included were five 4" zip ties 9- Braided cabling is long enough for any pc case

Cons: Only one issue: This is my **final** Newegg review (please see other thoughts)

Overall Review: This power supply is a great product @ a reasonable price. It is quiet, efficient, adequate length braided cabling and provides stable power. Yes, this is my last Newegg review; due to the fact I have been "hand picked" by a large major e-retailer to participate in their newly formed review program, so it would be a conflict of interest to continue posting here.

Pros: It was easy to remove

Cons: A multitude of security holes and Edge web browser crashes (see other thoughts)...Win10 is a huge personal identity gathering device. Hey, Microsoft what part of a desktop does not need an "apps" window did you not understand from masses who said "NO" to them on a desktop pc??? Apps = smart phone/tablet

Overall Review: My wife was using our projector & downloaded some site that took total control of Edge browser & installed massive amounts of spam-ware although Win10 firewall & Win10 "defender" were on. Also, all security settings on Edge were on too. I agree with another post: for those who are tech savy it is time to walk away from Microsoft. Win10 is a CPU/RAM hog (looking @ approx. 2 GB RAM used up with all essential programs installed & really bogs down your CPU.) When you compare Win10 x64 to Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS x64 Ubuntu uses a mere approx. 786 MB of RAM with lots of programs installed and very little of your CPU resources. There was a lot of hype before official release of Win10, so I had to try it & do an "unbiased" comparison between it & Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS x64. After first hand seeing ALL the garbage that must be disabled to ensure my privacy, Edge crashes, sites able to find holes in OS/Edge browser and what happened while my wife was surfing the Net I deem Win10: Windows Vista ver. 2.0... I removed Win10 from our projector setup & installed Ubuntu 14.04.3 in it and returned the 3-d glasses I purchased (latest Ubuntu-Nvidia driver does not support 3-d...yet) I placed the DVD i wasted burning off Win10 where it belongs: in the trash. I have lowered my rating to a 2 egger. I know all the MS drones will not like the truth of this final review. One poster said he liked all "uneducated ppl/negative reviews." You can toss this one that pile. FYI dude it is spelled "Linux" in case you can spell google to research it. :) IF you are using Win7 I'd keep it til MS stops support of it!

Pros: Good: 1- Card is running fine I just wanted to see what MSI had to offer on my "bogus" BSOD issue :) Yeah I test ALL manufacturers' tech support! 2- As it has been posted many times over: price vs performance the GTX 750 can not be beat 3- W/10 drivers work fine AND Nvidia recently released a NEW Linux driver, which is very very close in graphics quality/FSP speeds of MS (See other thoughts) 4- Silent cooling fan 5- Maximum temp I have seen is 44C...ildes @ approx. 28C

Cons: The stinkin bad: 1- MSI's reply on this site to my "bogus" issue left out one BIG solution: clearing your motherboard BIOS & doing a clean install of Nvidia driver 2- Like to see a 2 GB DDR5 256 bit w/ 55 max power draw @ same price LOL

Overall Review: Currently the latest stable Nvidia driver for Ubuntu 14.04 (Linux) is version 352.41 and here is how to install it via terminal commands one at a time assuming you are already using a Nvidia card: sudo apt-get remove nvidia* sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install nvidia-352 nvidia-settings Close terminal & re-boot pc This is best offering from Nvidia as of yet for Ubuntu 14.04 (Linux) and the gap between graphics quality & FPS speed is dwindling between Linux & MS. This is a great card & I shall only update this review as newer Nvidia-Linux drivers become available. Feel free to copy n paste the terminal commands from this review. This is best offering from Nvidia as of yet for Ubuntu 14.04 (Linux)

Pros: The great: 1- Windows 10 Home x64 Nvidia driver works flawlessly 2- 3d games look sweet 3- Provides great video on an 84" projector screen 4- Was *free* (Donated by e-retailer for unbiased review- NOT Newegg)

Cons: Not so good: 1- I could not get two free :) 2- Wish it was 256 bit

Overall Review: I just upgraded my personal system. I grew tired of using a HDTV as my monitor, so I bought an EUG X760+ 1080p 3D LED projector & an Elite M84UWH 84" projector screen. Also, I bought a pair of passive 3D glasses (Slim by Quantum 3D) The pc I have connected to it: Windows 10 Home x64 Apex mid tower case Rosewill ARC 450 psu MSI H61 socket 1155 motherboard Intel G1620 dual core CPU 8 GB Crucial 1066 RAM (4GB x2) MSI GT 740 card connected via HDMI cable to projector (resolution 1080p wide screen mode) Western Digital 250 GB SATA hard drive LG DVD-RW SATA drive Yes, I have it a room dedicated for a projector (dark) and what an experience gaming now!! You should see WOW on it!!! Streaming movies is like being in a true theater. This graphics card is one of the best in its price range. Then entire system is extremely energy efficient. I'd highly recommend it!!