Pros: Got some of these over the past few years and this current one is just as good as others proper power output and solid unit not poor quality at all if your wanting a budgetr build then this is a good PSU to get but it is not a high end users unit then invest money in PSU since that the one item that can kill your mobo faster than anything else other than lightining strike.

Cons: it is for budget builds not high end but htat why so much less expensive

Overall Review: one of the units we have gooten has been in computer for at least past 5 years and have had no problems with it running 3HDD 2 DVD burners 5 case fans and low end video card

Pros: Super price, plenty of power. I have 3 Plextor CD/DVD drives, 3 7200 RPM HD's, A GF4 5900XT (which pulls from both the AGP bus and has a direct connection to the PSU), 2 GB of memory, and a pile of other peripherals hanging off this thing and no problems. The temp controlled fans are pretty quiet compared to other PSU's I've owned. And, as always, super fast shipping and awesome service from NewEgg!

Cons: none

Overall Review: Hard to beat for the price.

Pros: Worked fine at first. Cheap.

Cons: Died after 26 days. I was playing an old game (Neverwinter Nights 2) and the system shutdown and never came back. Put the PSU into a different system and it wouldn't boot. Can't send back to Newegg since I sent away for the rebate. Grrr. I was using my computer a lot since I just built it, but still. .. 26 days?

Overall Review: VGA: Nvidia GTS250 512MB MEM: 4GB (2Gx2) A-DATA 1333 MHz CPU: ATHLON II X3 440 3.0G AM3 MB: ASROCK M3A770DE HD (2): old Western Digital EIDE 1 DVD drive The above should be easy on a 500W PSU.

Pros: Good price for performance in my experience. Ive owned this powersupply for 21 months so far and its still going strong. Cords are long enough for an Antec full tower case. The PSU fans work well. Im really surprised this PSU is lasting this long considering how much it costs, and I definitely got my dollars worth out of it.

Cons: No sleeving, only 500w, could use more SATA connections.

Overall Review: This PSU has been powering up my system for the last 21 months: Intel C2D E6300 1.8ghz overclocked to 3.15ghz, 2 gigs of ram, 7600gtoc, 5 hard drives (3x80gig 2x120gig), 1 dvd drive, 1 floppy, 4 fans. This PC is hardly turned off.

Pros: - ultra silent, no noise at all - dual fan and smart cooling - lots of molex 4-pin connectors for further peripheral expansions - PCI-e connector - high quality cables - all those sweet features for a "low-end power supply" 's price It's running all these hardware and no problem has been found: Gigabyte GA-MA785GM-US2H motherboard AMD Sempron 140 Sargas 2*2048MB DDR2 800 RAM + 2*1024MB DDR2 800 RAM = 6144MB total RAM Zotac 9600GT 2 x DVD/CD rewritable SATA drives 2 x 500GB 7200RPM SATA 1 Vantec 92mm case fan Zalman 9700NT 110mm cpu cooler some LEDs and other peripherals but i doubt they use much of power

Cons: - only two sata connectors - the ATX power supply box overall feels cheap but cables do not - no active PFC, no energy efficiency 80 PLUS, - gets warm and even hot if overall case air flow is bad - cpu power only has 4 pin, needs 8 for some motherboards and more powerful cpus, higher quality PSUs offer 2 of these 12V P4 to ensure CPU stability - you're reading this review and not buying it

Overall Review: ***THIS IS DEFINITELY A BUDGET GAMING PC'S CHOICE OF POWER SUPPLY*** HANDS DOWN! I bought it to replace OEM power supply 300W, it was a great and cheap choice, been running it and overclocking with it, everything is fine and stable. I have good air flow and cooling so heat is not a problem but this does produce more heat than that 300W. I have 4 SATA devices and had to buy molex to 2 SATA connector cable to make it work. PCI-e 6-pin connector is what makes this power supply unbeatable for this price, and there are cons but worth every penny and egg I used this baby to build a medium high end gaming computer at 500$ and it's not even using all of it, so there's pretty of room for extensions and lots of load can be added, power supply is important to gaming pc and you can achive a lot from this wallet-friendly power supply.

Pros: Plenty of connectors, cables are lon enough to reach all through my case,not as loud as i had been led to believe.

Cons: Not exceptionally nice apearance (not really much of a con), but for the price who cares. Some of the connectors are a little on the loose side but make good contact right now, probably won't withstand many case swaps.

Comments: I bought this power supply thinking that I was having power issues in my system. It turns out that I was having an overheating problem, so a new power supply didn't fix my PC. Irrespective of that, the power supply is quiet and inexpensive and powerful at 500Watts. It works fine with my ASRock K8S8X motherboard with AMD 64 2800+ 754 socket cpu, two hard drives, two DVD drives, and an AGP X800XL video card.

Pros: Cheap.

Cons: Cannot handle builds with decent graphics card on heavy load/gameplay.

Overall Review: I was using this to supply a system with: AMD A85X, A10-5800k, 2x 4g 1866 RAM, and a Radeon HD 6700. Worked fine with normal everyday use and light gaming. Then I upgraded my graphics card to an R7 265. 10-60 minutes later I would smell a burning plastic smell and computer would crash (no other hardware overheating). Buy this if you want a cheap PSU - for a cheap build overall, and won't be doing intense gaming, etc. DON'T buy this if you will do some gaming with at least a decent graphics card. You get what you pay for. If you have a decent build (maybe $500-600+ total), buy a decent PSU, and save prevent damaging your other components because of a bad PSU.