Pros: Works great. Has a high quality feel to it... just seems a lot more sturdy than the PSU it replaced. A good amount of connectors.

Cons: Not the prettiest power supply. I am used to modular and installing this was a pain with all the extra cables.

Overall Review: Got this because I needed an extra power supply. Decided to use this instead of my Rosewill Stallion for my wife's computer, and have the old PSU as my spare. Very happy with my purcase (was on a good sale).

Pros: Power supply met my expectations and demands for power.

Cons: No power cord.

Overall Review: Lack of a power cord is a BIG NO NO. Antec increases the risks of users using faulty electrical cables when no power cable is included with their product. I seriously suggest Antec rethinks their product packaging.

Pros: 2 12v rails at 22A each. Quiet solid construction and if we can trust the 80+ cert, then a good value for a 500w PSU

Cons: It advertises 2 PCI-E adapters - 1 6-pin and 1 6-pin+2 (for 8). The promblem is: They are on the same cable...which means for my dual power cable video card I still had to clutter the case and block airflow with a Y-cable.

Overall Review: While that seems like a minor "con", in my situation one of the reasons I bought this PSU over a similar one was the advantage of "2 PCI-E adapters"....only to be disapointed. Oh well.

Pros: Got it on sale for $45. Green color is fine - it's not lime green, and who really looks at the back of your case anyway? Re-used my power cord, unit feels sturdy and well-made. Powered my minimal build with an over-volted ASUS EAH4890 just fine.

Cons: Power cables are lonnng - unused cables stay curled up in my ODD expansion slot. Can be loud when all PCIe plugs are connected to a power-hungry video card.

Overall Review: Bought this PSU when a friend gave me his old HD 4890. A bit loud at idle with that card connected, but silent with my HD 5670. (Idle temp and wattage on that HD 4890 were ridiculously high.) Will be getting an HD 6850 when the HD 7000 series comes out, so hopefully it will be silent with that card, too.

Pros: Easy to install, quiet and 80 Bronze. SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT. :)

Cons: No power cord...was also much heavier than my previous one.

Overall Review: This power supply is pretty basic. It works just fine and it's really really quiet. If you just recycle your old power cord, you should have no problems with this. The price was pretty nifty for something with this much power (and certification).

Pros: efficient and nearly silent (fan spins slowly most of the time, no buzzing coils), no lights, all the cable for average system

Cons: cables with no sleeves (minor issue), no AC cord (only if you not upgrading existing system), only 80plus bronze (but this is what you'd paid for

Overall Review: runs my phenom II black at 3.7 with 3 * HDD and 560ti (or hd4850) and never breaks a sweat

Pros: Still works fine. Glade I bought a spare before they ran out. Had it running since June 2012.

Cons: None so far. Might blow up tomorrow based on the reviews I've read.

Overall Review: The computer is on only when I'm using it- I don't leave the computer on 24/7. I wish ANTEC was still making this unit. I don't like the PS's with the big fan on top and I don't like the new cases where the PS is on the bottom! The heat needs to blown out of the case; not into the case, combined with the heat from the CPU, and (hopefully)ejected out at the top and sides of the case!

Pros: Has been working in this case for 6 1/2 years (though all other parts other than it and the case have changed). Nary a hiccup.

Cons: I'm certain this declaration of its reliability will send it crashing. It doesn't have the cable management features of the newer PSUs.

Overall Review: I'm not going to get another case and PSU until this bad boy stops meeting my needs. That's good and bad. The Antec Sonata III was a nice, mid-range case in 2007, but there have been a lot of advances in case manufacture that I'd like to look into. First-world problem...