Cooler Master V650 - 650W Compact Fully Modular 80 PLUS Gold Power Supply

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: It's modular. My custom setup in an ammo can, so space is pretty limited in there. Having something like this where all I have are the cables I need is a huge plus so it looks and stays clean.

Cons: I haven't found any yet

Overall Review: My little brother is building his first PC and I'm gonna suggest he gets this. 10 of 10, would buy again.

Pros: Good packaging

Cons: The cooler master warranty is the worst I complete 2 month since i massage the cooler master support about the sound problem and they didn't even reply to my issue yet

Pros: Supports the new low power states in the 6th gen Intel chipset/CPU. Small size Flat cables Quiet

Cons: None

Overall Review: The clip on the MB power connector was broken, but it's not a big deal.

Pros: - 650 W provides ample room for future power-efficient installments such as workstation graphics cards, in addition to add-on cards and USB-powered devices - Fully Modular means having the right number of cables to be used, and able to replace damaged or faulty cables in maintenance. - Non-stopping fan provides consistent exhaust if the fan intake faces the internals; in exchange for slight increase in fan noise.

Cons: - The plugs and the cables provided needed a fair amount of force or shoving to be securely connected into the PSU or motherboard. Hurts on the fingers on extensive plugging-in periods of PC assembly. - Non-stopping fan on minimal power draw may not be suited for silence-priority PC builds, and may contribute a small portion of electrical usage.

Overall Review: 80+ Platinum and Titanium PSUs from reputable manufacturers are scarce below the 750W line, which making the best of the electricity is less likely to realize. Not a good idea to cut corners on the PSU quality, as it can effectively destroy valuable components from faulty power draws. Sales from known manufacturers should be fine, as they are held with standards, depending on which nation they are based in. As it meets my needs except the efficiency once more components are installed and the true power draw is considered, only one egg is deducted.