Cooler Master Silent Pro M - 850W Power Supply with 80 PLUS Bronze Certification and Semi-Modular Cables

Pros: It has quality components, all the power you need, and is modular. Almost completely silent operation too - much quieter than any other fan in your system. I can't hear it at all. It comes with two rubber frames to keep the PSU from vibrating during higher fan speeds. I'd definitely buy this again if I needed this much power for another build. Any PSU in the Silent Pro line will probably be just as good... I highly recommend this if you're looking for a quality PSU with good cable mgmt properties.

Cons: The rubber frame piece is a little tricky to get on at first, but once it's on, it stays put. It's not 100% modular - the 20+4 and the two 4+4 power connectors are permanently attached (everything else is modular however).

Overall Review: Like I said above, I'd recommend this and buy it again in a second.

Pros: I have this baby for about a YEAR and a HALF, and i have had ZERO issues, and its SILENT LIKE A BABY WHEN ITS ASLEEP! Could not have been any better, My current setup: Intel Core i7-930 Overclocked form 2.8Ghz-4.0Ghz 6GB Corsiar dominator 1600Mhz RAM TWO GTX470 Graphics cards IN SLI Gigabyte x58a-UD3R motherboard I mean runs like a DREAM!

Cons: NONE in mY EXPERIENCE

Overall Review: I have nothing but good things to say about my Unit, runs like a beauty!

Pros: Modular, solid 850+ watts that could actually go up to 900 watts at max production with great solid all japanese capacitors, cables are flat as all get out and all black which lends a nice clean look to a custom built pc. Also helps that it has a single +12 volt rail at 66amps. If you wanna know what kinda gear I'm powering on this work horse see my other thoughts.

Cons: good grief it isnt cheap. Also cruising the reviews would make one think this model has alot of issues.

Overall Review: This thing is so powerful it amazes me. Never a worry my system wont boot with this power supply, Thanks Cooler Master for making a silent and powerful psu. My Rig: AMD Phenom 2 x6 1090t OC to 3.8ghz Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 rev 1.1 F6 BIOS 8GB of G Skill DDR3-1600 dual channel Ripjaws XMP EVGA Nvidia GTX 570HD Asus Nvidia GTX 570 DCII Crucial C300 64GB SSD Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM Sata 3.0gbps terabyte LG GGC-H20L Super Bluray HD-DVD dvd drive Asus DRW-24B1st DVD Burner Koutech USB multicard reader Aerocool F6XT fan controller Corsair H80 closed loop water cooler push pull config Cooler Master HAF-922 with extra 200mm & 120mm Cooler Master case fans added. AOC-2236VW 1080p 60hz monitor with DVI-D cable Microsoft Reclusa keyboard Razer Lachesis 4000dpi gaming mouse Razer Vespula mousepad Control Side Altec Lansing Octane 7 speakers.

Pros: Stable and quiet. Can power the newer GTX 600 series video cards. SLI capable. Easy to install. Good warranty.

Cons: Not fully modular.

Overall Review: This power supply can supply more than enough amps for my GTX 680, which my old power supply of 5 years could not do. I5-2500k Sandy Bridge ASRock P67 EXTREME4 GEN 3 G.SKILL Snipers 8GB COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 Plus CPU cooler COOLER MASTER Silent Pro 850W PSU EVGA SuperClocked GTX 680

Pros: Super quiet and very easy to install. Powers everything in my system with no problem. I don't plan on running SLI but I do have a iCore 7 3820 with a Radeon 5850 GPU and DVD burner.

Cons: None

Pros: much more quieter then my thermaltake 800w. this thing has all the plugs I need. I could see myself using this in a dual cpu system in the future. good air flow. thing is a tank, a very solid psu. I had no problems installing this psu, all of the cords were long enough, and were able to go where i wanted them too.

Cons: its a little on the heavy side. it comes with rubber brackets to help with the sound, but those make it hard to fit in some cases. the rubber brackets block a case fan for at the bottom of my case, so I had to remove that fan. some of the cables were to long, and I had to bunch them up at the bottom of my case.

Overall Review: overall, great psu. I'd def buy again.

Pros: Semi-modular. Provides the power it says it does and, though standard now, is single-rail. Silent and good LED

Cons: The 4 pin connectors attached to the powersupply didn't work. Connecting them actually shorted out the computer and posed a danger to my mobo. However, the peripheral 4-pin connectors worked perfectly fine. This is a serious problem, however, if you can't test wattage before placing it into your computer as if you had this same issue as I did without testing capabilities, you probably would have damaged your computer.

Overall Review: If you get a fully functional PSU, then it likely is a well-working PSU for you and your system. It's SLI-ready, but I wouldn't trust it for more than two cards or for overclocking. Also, MAKE SURE TO TEST THIS PSU before placing it into your PC to prevent damage. Major con that knocks eggs.

Pros: almost dead-silent, runs really cool

Cons: brittle and stiff wires and connectors