Pros: A lot of thought goes into these PSU's. Great quality and it had all the hookups I could ever need for my build -> running P35 mobo, E6550 (stock voltage), X1950Pro, two hard drives, one case fan.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Only time will tell how reliable this PSU is. My son's Antec has been running strong for a few years now.

Pros: Great power supply, easy hook up.

Cons: none so far.

Pros: Mine came sleeved--was very surprised about that (in a good way). 430w with 3 12v rails is awesome for the price I paid + free shipping! It's not fancy looking, but the fan is an Antec fan, the power supply is working great thus far.

Cons: The 2 molex plugs that are for "fan only" are confusing. I haven't figured out what they're for but they certainly don't run as much power as the normal 4 pins.

Overall Review: Very satisfied so far. We'll see how long it lasts. I usually stick with Tt PSU's but this seemed better for the same price!

Pros: Runs quietly and cool in my simple machine. I'm not a gamer so don't demand a ton from it. It controls the case fan and rarely switches it on because the PSU fan works so well. So much quieter than my old power supply.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I get more noise from the CPU fan (stock with Athlon 64 3000). The air coming from the rear of this PSU is cooler than my previous unit that was about 5 years old and rated at 300w. I'd definately purchase another one of these for another build. This one: Biostar NF4UAM2G, Athlon 64 3000+, 2x512MB Wintec AMPO, 250GB Samsung SATA 3.0, Asus DVD-ROM SATA, Samsung DVD Writemaster SATA.

Pros: Price for PSU was on par with other higher end brands IMO. Installed it into an ANTEC P180B case. Never realized how loud my other computer PSUs are compared to this one; even with the case open and running 3 additional 120 mm fams.

Cons: NA

Overall Review: You'll definitely have plenty of connectors, both SATA and standard Molex.

Pros: Runs quiet (quieter than my old PSU), there's no voltage switch to mess with (automatically detects voltage), plenty of connectors on long enough wires.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I upgraded an old Alleo 330W PSU that came with my case a few years back. This one is much quieter. The big fan runs at a slow RPM on my system which isn't requiring a ton of power. Biostar NF4UAM2G, AMD 64 3000+, Wintec 512MBx2 in dual channel, EVGA GeForce 7100 128MB, Samsung DVD, NEC DVD/RW, Samsung 250GB SATA, Maxtor 120GB IDE.

Pros: Newegg had it processed and ups delivered ahead of EAD. (sweet). The power supply is well packaged, and came with mesh sleaves over the wires so they are neat and nicely labeled connectors and its total output for the 12 volt rails is at 32 amps which is ample for dual cores an a decent video card and a 5yr warranty to boot. not to metion active pfc!

Cons: none yet

Overall Review: Have not installed it yet, ill give a update on that. but very pleased with the product and features. alos with new egg processing an shipping. Fast

Pros: Efficient (uses less power than my old power supply), very quiet, has temperature controlled fan plugs, overall- an excellent PSU.

Cons: I had to use an extender to reach the PCI-E 4 pin power connector because the cable from the PSU wouldn't reach, also, the fan only plugs are the 4 pin plug style, not the normal small 3 pin connector. However, a little "modification" can fix this problem.

Overall Review: Great power supply, if I were to build a new computer, I'd get this one again. If you need a power supply, get this one- the cons I listed were minimal and don't affect overall performance.