Pros: - Modular - Cables are plenty long - Includes plenty of cables you'll need - Packaged very nicely - Includes nice bag to store extra cables or anything else you need to hang on to

Cons: - Nothing

Overall Review: Highly recommended. I have an ASUS H170-PLUS motherboard with a ASUS GTX1060 O6G graphics card, along with two HDDs and an SSD. My power needs were not that great. Note that the cables are kinda thick; not exactly a negative but if you are using a small and cramped case be aware the cables won't cooperate.

Pros: Conforms to ATX form factor... it will fit where any generic PS would. Modular cables easily cut to custom length and remove excess connectors. Able to survive repeated power cycles with dead short between 12V and ground.

Cons: None (yet).

Overall Review: Pay close attention to which six pin connector you use to power your MOTHERBOARD. Apparently, using a PCIe cable is not a good idea. Fortunately, the PS survived until I became more intelligent.

Pros: - quiet - fully modular - plenty of connections for all needs - 80+ Gold - Japanese high quality capacitors

Cons: - cables are a bit stiff (from many reviews i read, most power supplies are like this)

Overall Review: - Only thing I could ask for that this power supply doesn't meet is very flexible, thin cables. Besides this gripe the power supply is fantastic and quite reliable. - comes with a sleeve for storing and a bag for storing extra cabling. I definitely recommend this product. Got it for $70 after $20 MIR on black friday.

Pros: I have tested it in a i7 6700 4.2ghz, gtx1080 water cooled VR rig I built, and have tested it on a super old core 2 duo 8500 3.8ghz, with old 5870. No problems. Works well with both machines. Voltage is very stable, even under full loads, with everything OCed, and piles of hdds. Especially recommend for people in tight spots, as it is a pretty compact little guy.

Cons: The cable qc is not great. One the ribbon connectors for an 8pin mobo connecter seems to have encountered a snag upon extrusion of the insulating compound. It is kind of twisted, bulged, and has a white patch on what should be a solid black flat connector. It's not a huge deal, and is just an aesthetic flaw, but for the price, I sort of expect someone to notice a cable being twisted and mangled. It is not a huge issue, will not return/rma for this reason and I would buy this psu again. Just a pet peeve at these price points that someone did not look at the cable and say 'NO'..

Overall Review: I would give 5 stars, but do think they should step up the QC even for a mid tier product such as this... 4.5 stars from me.

Pros: - quiet fan - fully modular means no excess cables in the case - I bought this to upgrade my system when I bought my GTX 970, and it just works great

Cons: - nothing so far

Overall Review: - In a smaller mid-tower case like mine you have to really take your time routing the cables or they can get bunched up and bulky but take your time and it wont be a problem - I definitely plan on using this power supply for a long time

Pros: Whisper quiet, great power, amazing support.

Cons: I wish this level of quality was less expensive, but it's certainly worth it.

Overall Review: I got a second video card for SLI and discovered that I lost my extra PCI-E cables. Contacted Cooler Master and they sent me out a new one for free. Amazing customer support :)

Pros: I've had this for about a year with no issue. This is the nicest power supply I've owned to date. Even comes with a bag for all of the modular cables. Provides more power than probably anyone needs in an Nvidia/Intel gaming rig short of 4-way SLI. See other thoughts; I list power demands of my components under benchmark and real world conditions.

Cons: Nothing to do with the power supply, but if you get a CM product with mail-in rebate, don't hold your breath. When I built my rig I had 3 components with CM rebates. I only ever got 2 of the 3 and it took them 6 months to fulfill.

Overall Review: Measured PSU power draw increase from idle during benchmarks: i7-4770k @ 4.4GHz - Prime95 small FFT's stress test: 133W Gigabyte GTX680 4GB OC(two-way SLI@1202MHz core & 6508MHz MEM)GPU draw during unigine heaven, max settings @ 1080P: 295W avg, 325W max. Corsair Vengeance 2133 RAM draw during benchmark: 10-29W Fan controller +12W (8 fans(6x120mm, 1x140mm, 1x230mm@100%) RGB LED controller 2W Power draw from computer at idle: 78W(includes all previous components, two XSPC D5 water pumps @ 1900RPM, 3 Samsung 840 Pro's striped, Creative SoundBlaster Z sound card, & one BDRW drive). Max theoretical power draw on PSU: 538W (579W drawn @ 93% efficiency) Gaming operation with everything set to max playing Crysis 3 @1440P: 437W (470W drawn @ 93% efficiency) Note: these power levels are based off of the power that the PSU is using, the output should be 80-93% efficiency according to unit specifications, so power output may in fact be less than noted. Calculations made assuming that PSU will not be more than 93% efficient. All that being said, you generally want to shoot for a PSU capable of at least +30% over what you expect being able to throw at it. This will make a good PSU last longer and improve system stability.

Pros: One word for this power supply: AWESOME. 1. It's a SeaSonic power supply inside. CoolerMaster did it right with SeaSonic power supply parts. I get steady, reliable power (going on 8 months of use). 2. Power power power! - It's 850W which is enough to power my two GTX-760s in SLI and I do a moderate overclock on my i5 3570K to 4.3 Ghz with connectors and power to spare. 3. The Cables and Connectors: I chose this power supply because on the power supply itself, it has THREE slots for PCI Express power. Most other Cooler Master power supplies with similar wattage had TWO. Not to mention, there are TWO 8-pin PCIe power ports per header, so you get a total of 6 connectors for graphics cards. Granted, I don't think powering 3 top-end nVidia or AMD cards (R9290X and GTX 780 Ti at the time of writing) will actually work. - The power cables are nice and flat (except for the 24-pin which is sleeved) but it makes it INCREDIBLY easy for cable management and this power supply is fully modular. 4. NewEgg Deals: I got this power supply on Shell Shocker months ago when it was first released for $139.99. 5 - Kinda not as important for me, but it's SILENT. I run the computer under load and the power supply barely makes a whisper (or it's being drowned out by my graphics card fans)

Cons: I had to wait months for my $30 MIR (I usually don't bother with MIRs of $20 or less). As most of the computer companies use ONE rebate company it seems, it kinda sucks.

Overall Review: Get a tower with good cable management options (like my HAF 912) and you will be EXTREMELY happy with this power supply.