Pros: Great PSU for the price. First build-price? No, however it provides the successful modular-type connections, clearing much of the clutter in my tower. Enough power to supply 5 hard drives, 2 Geforce GT680 cards in SLI with Battlefield 3 on 1080p ultra settings. Great piece of machinery.

Cons: Not full modular, as advertised. It still has pre-wired connections. This is a SEMI-MODULAR PSU. Please review the label and remove "Full" from the title as well as remove this PSU from the Full Modular search.

Overall Review: Would ding one star due to the improper label, but it's still a good PSU.

Pros: A lot of power to run my dual Nvidia Geforce 670GTX's along with my 4.0ghz 8 core processor and 9 fans and still leave head room for upgrade should I ever need it. Top that with a good price and silver certification, and you have got yourself a freakin decent psu!

Cons: Sometime will not turn on unless I switch it off in the back and then back on. Can't tell if this is the mobo or psu but I have had the psu just power off. EXTREMELY RARE OCCURRENCE so only 1 egg off.

Overall Review: Actually very quiet as the name implies. Glad I settled with this.

Pros: Quiet... Beastly... Nothing else to add

Cons: Fan on bottom not ideal for cases that mount PS on bottom.

Pros: This was my first time installing a PSU at the bottom of a case. It went very smoothly. Two of the cables are not modular. That would be the main board power and supplemental power. Otherwise the rest of the cables were modular and flat construction for ease of hiding behind the mobo in the newer cases with those provisions. Oh, and it's very quiet.

Cons: Just that there is no visible indication that the fan is running - and i can't hear it - so I just get a little paranoid.

Overall Review: It kind of makes sense that those two cables are not modular. I'm not sure why you would NOT need them.

Pros: Purchased this for my first build, it's quiet, modular, and keeps all my parts running smoothly. There's not too much to say about it. The cables aren't extremely stiff, so that's great. Have it powering my sapphire 7950 and 3570k stock voltage and have had no issues whatsoever.

Cons: It's of course, not technically "full modular".

Overall Review: Honestly, why would you not use the supplementary CPU power or required 24-pin motherboard power connectors? That is required to power your machine, so you would have to plug it in anyways.

Pros: It hasn't been that long since I've had the PSU nor have I owned a lot of different kinds but I believe that this is the best PSU I've had. Before purchasing this Silent Pro M2, I had a OCZ 550W Fatal1ty Modular PSU. To begin this is a modular powersupply but it is not a full-modular. Luckily the only cords that are permanent are the 24-pin and 4/8 pin motherboard/CPU cords. These cords are needed for every computer so it's not really a waste of space when it comes to cable management. My only complaint is the cord is long for a small case when you try to manage your cables. The product comes with a great amount of cables. The cables are flat and not braided thickly like most power supplies. I've owned a several cheap powersupplies and an easy way to tell the difference is the weight. A cheap power supply may not weigh even 2 pounds. This power supply uses a textured metal and has a good amount of weight. It will make a desktop stable if the power supply is bottom-mounted. 620W is enough for any CPU + Single GPU combination. With a single fan the power supply operates at a silent rate than any of my other fans. With the included rebate this PSU is a steal. $49.99 for a quality power supply.

Cons: It's not a full modular power supply and the wires are too long for small cases.

Overall Review: The material used on this power supply is identical to the material on my case (Cooler Master N200) I am very happy of how much this product fits with my computer. Fits my all black Gaming Build I am currently working on a AMD FM2+ platform computer. I am waiting for a 6-8 Core APU. Maybe it will come when Excavator is released around 2015. I fell in love with Cooler Master quality and price. Cooler Master N200 Cooler Master Fans x8 Cooler Master Silent Pro M2 620W Cooler Master TX3 Gigabyte F2A88XM-F3H AMD A4-4000 Corsair 1600 XM3 RAM 4GBx2 Parts to Buy: Cooler Master Seidon 240M 2133MHz - 2400MHz RAM AMD 7870-R9 270X

Pros: Semi-modular, cable management, good amount of power, got half off!

Cons: The reasons I deducted one egg are as follows: The cables are a bit short to use multiple cables for devices; the multi-SATA cable for example has very short lengths between the SATA plugins, making it a bit difficult to plug them in all along the same wire. The second issue is that I have to plug in two PCIe power cables to power one GPU with two six-pin plugins. It would have been better if these cables had two 6+2 pin power connectors per cable instead of a 6+2 pin and an 8 pin.

Overall Review: Overall, I'm satisfied to get this for 60$. However, I would not have been satisfied with this product if I would have got it for full price at 120$, due to some simple design issues for the supplied cables.

Pros: Stable power, quiet, functional, elegant and understated. Modular cables make cable management a breeze.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: My build: Intel i5-3350P Ivy Bridge ASRock Z77M mATX Motherboard Kingston HyperX Black 8GB DDR3 1600 MSI Twin Frozr Radeon R9 270X 2GB Samsung 840 EVO 120GB SSD CM Silent Pro M2 620W CM N200 mATX Mini Tower Running Tomb Raider 2013 at 1360x766 (HDMI -> older Samsung 32" 720p/1080i HDTV) with everything completely maxed, full anti-aliasing, tesselation, etc... No noticeable slowdown at any point thus far - this machine is a beast.