Pros: Extreme amount of cables Multiple Rails (Total of 64a) Cable quality Cool metal case badge

Cons: The finish shows fingerprints easily

Overall Review: I ordered this power supply to replace a faulty one with my computer, and was quite impressed when I opened the box. The finish is simply amazing, pictures don't do it justice. I installed it, with the rubber gasket, in about five minutes. Got everything wired up, and fired up. Very quiet, my four Scythe Slipstreams (110cfm each), are louder than this power supply. The cables to support the video cards are sealed, and of very high quality, remind me of Monster cables for HD audio/video with the silicone sleeving. I would recommend wearing gloves when you put this in, the finish is MIRROR PERFECT, and shows fingerprints like nothing easy.

Pros: The cabling for the connectors on this power supply is superb. Virtually silent with the anti-vibration casing. Overall, feels like a generally well thought-out power supply. Excellent price, especially with the combo discount with the E8500 processor. Connectors for basically everything you can think of.

Cons: It's wired, and it has LOTS of rails. I have most of my rails tucked away in the bottom of the computer (bottom mounted in my case). Kinda wish I had gone modular, but you can't really do better for the price.

Overall Review: It's a tight fit, especially with the anti vibration casing, but it's worth the effort getting it in right. For a wired psu, 5/5 eggs. For a psu in general, 4/5 since I wish it was modular.

Pros: This thing is silent, makes but a whisper. steady power without any hick-ups. Time will tell if this thing lasts, though I don't doubt it's lifespan. All the wires you'll need with decent lengths to reach.

Cons: I wish it were modular, just one of my preferences but why spend the extra 100-200 just to have a few less wires?

Overall Review: This is my first abs products, no complaints here.

Pros: Tons of power, TONS of connections/cables.. ( seriously )

Cons: Only reason i didn't give this a 5 is that the sata power connections for my hard drives feel really cheap. Other PSU's i've owned, the sata power connectors snap right in and feel like they were made to fit. These i've got to jam on a bit and it feels like i'm breaking something.

Overall Review: everything still turns on so i guess it's good? lol

Pros: I could not believe the amount of cables coming off this thing. This power supply is great!! Not too hard to fit either.

Cons: Might have too many cables.

Overall Review: Great price for the amount of power and aux cables.

Pros: Lots of connectors!

Cons: None

Overall Review: Does exactly what it should

Pros: It's an amazingly quiet PSU. The cables are sleeved extremely nicely, and the copper EMI shielding on the PCI-E cables is a nice touch. No annoying LED lights (I hate it when you cant turn off those stupid lights lol) Provides power hasnt failed on me yet, and I keep it under heavy load.

Cons: The PCI-E cables are a little stiff. It's not modular! (note, I was going to buy the BZ series because it's basically the same thing with modular cables, but the modular version has really annoying LEDs that you cannot turn off. No matter what, when the computer is on, they're on. )

Overall Review: Even though it's not modular, the cables weren't too hard to organize inside my case because of their outstanding finish and quality. Running, MSI Nforce 780i SLI mobo, 6 gigs of DDr2 800 ram, dual 8800GT's in SLI and overclocked, Intel Core2Quad q9450, 4 hard drives, Auzen tech X-FI Prelude, 2 DVD burners, 6 cold cathode lights, 6 fans, and a few other things.

Pros: With supplied noise-reducing mounting material, it is far more quiet than several other PSU's i have had in the past.

Cons: Made me wonder if I shouldn't have opted for a PSU featuring modular cables. There's nowhere to hide this many cables in a system with a window.

Overall Review: I haven't yet used turbo mode, nor do I have any idea why I would want to.