Antec NeoECO C NeoECO 620C 620W ATX12V 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC Power Supply

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: 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: great for a midrange system

Cons: none

Pros: Reasonable Price w/promo code for 600+ watt PSU. Seems to be giving good, clean voltage, and run almost silent.

Cons: More expensive than a Cheap-o PSU. Non-modular cables - having modular would have made this near perfect. Still, can't complain, I knew it wasn't modular going in.

Overall Review: I moved a computer from an office into our bedroom. My cheapo PSU was the loudest component by far, despite its 120mm fan. Popped in the Antec and had blissful silence. Also, this thing is heavy. nice sizeable heatsink in there.

Pros: These are great little units especially when they go on sale. These are spec'd out by Antec and internals are from Seasonic, cannot ask for a better combo for the price. I definitely have mine loaded down with a lot of things attached to it, so much so that every connector is used :) .

Cons: More SATA power connectors?

Overall Review: This is not the first one of these I have purchased and none are giving any fits at all. Not only are they going strong still, but they definitely do NOT fall short on the rated power output - this is more that I can say for a lot of other PSU companies out there. If I incur problems down the road, ANTEC has an excellent RMA service that is in my opinion the best in the business. Half the time they "upgrade" the very few things I have sent back over the years! *For the other reviewer asking about testing, take a paperclip and jump the green wire (there's only 1 for a 24 pin connector) to any black wire (usually right next to the green). Place something as simple as just a fan on a molex connector and power it on. If it's DOA, you'll know right there.

Pros: Great PSU, rock solid 12V rail, with an old 9800GT+. Can't find any voltage drop on it. All voltages are less than 1 percent from perfect running under burn-in load. Got it on sell around memorial day, less than $50.00 with s/h after rebate. Have ALWAYS liked Antec quality, everytime I try something else I regret it. In 15-20 years I've only had 2 or 3 antecs to give problems. For all those people fussing about NO power cable or NOT being modular, READ THE DESCRIPTION before ordering.

Cons: Not Free? Not really a con, but a "LOT OF LONG CABLES". If you I have a decent sized case this is not a real problem as I had plenty of places to tuck them away. Painted a strange gray color, Antec could have painted it black considering that the majority of cases out there are black as well, but how often do you look at your PSU? Not really a con, but when I turn my computer on after powering down the power strip everything comes on for about a second, turns off, and then starts up like normal.

Overall Review: Just buy it. It's replacing & OUTPERFORMING an O*Z 700w modular PS that has been rma'd twice in 7 months for burning-out/ quiting. Not modular, for those who wish to exclude any unwanted connectors, not a con for me. (don't like modular, don't trust Modular vs. Solid connectors. Can have resistance in plugs). *Intel extreme mb. *Core 2 extreme Q6700 cpu *2) raid 1s with wd black label drives *4gb muskin ddr800 *Win7