BFG Tech EX-1200 BFGR1200WEXPSU 1200W Continuous Rated at 40°C ATX12V 2.2 / EPS12V 2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: -1200 watts of high efficiency power -Silent -Modular* -6x PCIe Connectors (3x6 Pin, 3x 6+2 Pin) -Beautiful finish on product -Lifetime Warranty -Excellent price for the quality of this product

Cons: -No negative attributes

Overall Review: Some people may complain that it isn't 'fully' modular, but lets be honest with ourselves here, why does it have to be? I don't know about you guys, but all my motherboards use an ATX cable, all my cpu's use some form of a 4/8pin cable, and all my peripherals use either a molex connector or a SATA cable. And to top it off, if you have a 1200w power supply you BETTER have a GPU that requires a PCIe connector. So anyone complaining that this beast isn't fully modular needs to get down to earth. There is absolutely no reason you should not buy this PSU. It has well beyond 85% efficiency, runs silent and cool, and has literally everything you'll ever need whether you're a beginner with 1 graphics card, or a die-hard Tri SLI GTX 285 user (like myself ;).) I can absolutely recommend this Power Supply to any PC building enthusiast. Q6600 @3.6GHZ/Thermalright TRUE 120 Extreme/3xGTX 285's/nForce 780i SLI/Antec 1200/8GB DDR2 800/Vista Ultimate x64 SP1

Pros: Most stable power supply I've seen in ages. Great Efficiency. More modular cables than any other supply ive seen. Absolute dream for a gamer. SLI to hearts content. Only 249.99 at the time of this posting.

Cons: None. Spooked for a moment see below.

Overall Review: I run a computer upgrades and repair store so do understand that in my years of working with systems. This is impressive. I was worried for a moment when first powering it on. I heard a crackle and pop noise and thought "great". So i called BFG tech and talked to their techs. He stated with the new frequency switch it makes that noise the first time when powering the unit on. First to get the right frequency from the wall and also its inital pull from the wall is at its standard 1200watt frequency. Which recharges the capacitors rather quickly. In shipping these capacitors discharge and make that noise the first time after being energized. Did a test anyways with a volt meter to make sure the guy was not lying to me. Sure enough all lines are working as their supposed to. BFG Tech, My hats off to you. Best power supply I've encountered along with a LIFETIME warranty.

Pros: Have This Running My Phenom II 940 Dual Geforce 295 (Quad SLI) and it works perfectly, had a corsair that i paid the same price for and it was doa and when i was going to exchange it, i saw that this was standard size and didnt take up the rest of the case, (i need some airflow with 2 295's) that this looked great, also that allowed me to add the second 295 with the additional power that corsair was prettier tho...

Cons: not completely modular, but most nonmodular cables are used.

Overall Review: A Steal for this price

Pros: Very high amps on quad rail, so no way will you run into limited abilities or having to balance your connections. BFG thought of everything when it comes to PCIe power connections for cards and peripherals. Nice cable sheathing, plenty of spare connections. Very stable, no fluctuations in idle like cheaper PSU's that can't hold a constant voltage without load. Quiet fan that adjusts itself to rpm, no need for fan control Solid wire guage and connectors Lifetime warranty

Cons: Not a thing : )

Overall Review: Get this even if you don't need 1200w at the moment. When it comes to PSU's, you should skimp on wattage or quality. As GPU's get bigger, you won't need to spend again in the future with this one with 80w total for PCIe cards. For those stating it's not totally modular, lets get to reality. Your going to need a minimum number of connections anyway, so if you have a few left over, velcro tie them or twist tie them above the PSU. Even Ultra's biggest totally modular PSU is only 1000w and has less on the rails, making you manage your connections. I'll take BFG as a trade off.

Pros: Excellent product by an excellent company. Lifetime warranty and almost completely silent. 1200 watts and it's no bigger than my old Thermaltake 700 watt PSU. I have it running my e8400, antec 900 with stock led fans plus 2 extra case fans, abit ix38 quad gt mobo, artic cooling freezer pro 7, a fan on north bridge and a fan on pwm, bfg 280 oc'd vid card, creative X-Fi XtremeGamer Fatal1ty sound card, intel nic, 2 640 gb wd hd's, 1 velociraptor 300 gb hd, a blue ray player and a dvd burner. Still have plenty of power when ready to upgrade to i7 next year. ANd you gotta love modular. Lot's of extra cables too.

Cons: None. Newegg run's out off stock often when it comes to these PSU's. That's how good they are.

Overall Review: Do not hesitate to pick this fine PSU up if you are in the market. You will not be sorry.

Pros: 1200 Watts at only 6" wide and 6.5" long. Good efficiency at low or high power draw. Cable sleeving is good and isn't too stiff. PCIe cables have both 6 and 6+2 on one main cable with a single modular connection as well which cuts down on clutter.

Cons: none so far.

Overall Review: Problems with earlier production runs seem to have been worked out. The single non-modular PCIe cable, triple sata power, and molex (4 pin) power were no problem for me since I needed all three. Unless you have IDE drives or a video card that doesn't require 2 PCIe power plugs it doesn't add clutter.

Pros: Compact Size, Great Cables/Sheathing. Lots of Power and Quiet

Cons: None So Far

Overall Review: Fired right up upon installing. Lots of power for future upgrades. Standard size so it will fit in nearly all cases. So far its been rock solid, quiet, and flawless. I highly recommend!!

Pros: Lifetime Warranty, Standard ATX form factor.

Cons: None really.

Overall Review: Very nice unit. Stable rails and no problems at all. It doesn't even get warm running my Q6600 @ 3.6ghz, 8800gts (sli), 2 samsung sata hd's, 12 fans, and mcp355 pump. MAKE SURE AND REGISTER ON THE BFG SITE WITHIN 30 DAYS TO RETAIN YOUR LIFETIME WARRANTY! Registration for the lifetime warranty was painless. Create an account on the BFG site. Then email your new egg invoice and type in all your personal info in the email. Got a reply email from BFG within 5 minutes telling me my unit was successfully registered and my lifetime warranty was all set.