Pros: Stable power for my daily driver. Runs my AM3 Quad core with out even blinking. Multiple drives, sweet video card and everything has enough power.

Cons: Could not generate 1.21 gigawatts to power my time machine.

Pros: Great midrange PSU Looks great and is quiet. Lots of plugs

Cons: Maybe have more PCI-e plugs? This has more than enough power for a 125w CPU and 2 GTX 460's, but I have to use 2 6 pin adapters for the second 460.

Overall Review: No power cord included. This could be a pro or con depending on your circumstances. I have plenty of plugs laying around, so this is one less to have to save or toss. If you don't have extra, go to a local thrift store, they ususlly have them for $1 or so. I now see why they make modular PSU's though. While it has plenty of cables, it has way to many for my needs. I need 24 pin, 8 pin CPU, 1 SATA and 4 molex (for the 2nd video card). I have a whole mess of cables to manage now that if I had modular, it would not be an issue.

Pros: Quiet and reliable. More than enough power leads, can be used for older PCs that need molex power connectors.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I didn't have any problems with the cable sheathing that some have reported, and I had a couple of tight turns (like for my video card.

Pros: Quiet 2bb fan, sleeved cables, single 12v rail, reliable rebates from Antec (I just got the notice that they sent the card)

Cons: None found

Overall Review: After instant discounts & rebates, this was a great value. I wouldn't pay the current (full price) amount for it, but with discounts, it is a great fan to keep on hand for the most common reason older PCs die (in my experience, anyway). I don't have a shop/storefront, but I always keep a couple of PSUs on hand because I do fix a lot of computers and the most emergent and easy fix is a power supply failure. This one is right in the range (price and power output) of the PSUs I typically stock and even better when I can get it for under a dub (as in double-sawbuck) when all was said and done. Testimonial: Several months back, I had a fan failure on an older Antec PSU of similar specs. It was limping along but it didn't fail and after I replaced the fan, it has been running great since. It had a sleeve bearing fan, so apparently Antec saw the need to improve their offerings since then.

Pros: Great PSU, no issues at all. Quiet operation, large fan for ventilation. plenty of power to run it all.

Cons: Nothing special on looks.

Pros: big fan, super quiet, fits well in my HEC Blitz Black Steel Edition ATX Mid Tower.

Cons: can't think of any.. it's not modular?

Overall Review: I read that you can have the PSU fan facing into or out of the case. I have it facing into the case, even though the case does include a vent for the fan.

Pros: great for a midrange system

Cons: none

Pros: Quiet. I can't hear it at all. Shows one 12V rail at a nice 40A. Cables are decent length. Nice design too.

Cons: NONE!

Overall Review: Never had a problem with Antecs. I went with another company one time, to test it out in case it decided to zap a new build I was going to get. A game of E:TW and the computer reboots with the LED light flickering. These units are SeaSonic built and very reliable, though you've probably heard that millions of times now.