Pros: -Low cost -Reliable brand -Modular -80 PLUS Bronze I am very happy with this PSU. Its great to have a low cost, modular power supply from a reliable brand. Worked perfectly with absolutely no issues. I didn't do extensive testing, but all voltages appeared to be correct when I checked them.

Cons: Nothing really comes to mind.

Overall Review: Very glad to see quality, low-cost, modular power supplies starting to show up. Very happy with this power supply.

Pros: 3rd sytem in 5 years I used Cosair to power the system, Runs quiet hopefully it will be as reliable as my other ones. I like the modular plugs

Cons: none

Overall Review: I would recommend this supply. I just have Z77E-ITX, 1 msata drive and 1 2TB hard drive, no video card

Pros: Modular is the way to go. Only use the cables you need. This greatly minimizes the clutter in my system and makes it easier to cable manage. Plus it lets me pick and choose which cables to use. This system came with extra cables, more than you can actually use at once. The details don't make it clear, but it actually comes with 4 SATA connectors (2 cables with 2 connectors on each cable). I haven't had any issues with this PSU so far, but it's been a few days. Also, it's fairly quiet, I've definitely had louder PSUs.

Cons: Better instructions. More SATA connectors

Overall Review: I noticed that the connection ports on this PSU are labeled differently, some explanation of which cords go to which port would be nice. They're pretty much assuming that you know enough to be able to identify the different connectors. I'm also wondering if there's really a difference in the connection ports, or if any cord can be plugged into any of the available ports. An answer to that question without risking damage to the unit would be nice, I suppose I should check the manufacturer's website. I'm also wondering if I can somehow get more SATA connectors on this thing, that seems to be what I need most. Final thoughts: This is a great PSU because it is affordable and modular. As long as you don't need more than 430W and 4 SATA connectors, you can't really go wrong.

Pros: - Modular - Consistent output - Beautifully quiet - Standard Size (5.5 Inches in length, leaving just enough room for a optical drive in an HTPC case.)

Cons: - None as of yet.

Overall Review: I would recommend this for any mid-tier build.

Pros: 80 plus Bronze PSU for less than $50 is always good. Modular design, great quality fit and finish. High quality sleeves, and up to four module connectors.

Cons: None

Overall Review: So far, all of the Corsair PSU I've bought haven't failed on me. This new one is even better and for the price, it's a bargain! The modular design is a plus for small builds on a tight budget. It just makes cable managing even easier. Cables are made of high quality and the sleeves are top notch. Cable lengths are more than enough to reach all of your peripherals, but when it comes down to a full ATX Tower, this won't do. This PSU is designed for small builds using mid to mini ATX cases/towers.

Pros: Powers 16g Ballistix, 840 Pro HD, 3570K CPU, MSI E77-53 board, 2 purple fans, & Xonar sound card without a hiccup. Fairly silent.

Cons: Mine had the side panel tab out of place and slightly damaged, like it was squished BEFORE PACKAGING. The box was not so I had to laugh at the QC decal. Speaking of Decals, I read a review on this PS & it showed a nice Corsair case decal. I didn't get one (boo hoo).

Overall Review: Newegg rocks.

Pros: - Good Price - Modular

Cons: - 40 days before started to have issues

Overall Review: Now that 40 days have gone by it has started this high pitch buzzing sound and starting to show signs of 'old age' but its too late to return the product and without another replacement would set me behind for a week..

Pros: I'm guessing everything. I mean I'm not a specialist on this type of equipment, but I decided to buy it specially for the price and the reviews and my new built is working like a charm. I wanna say this a great power unit for novice to expert builders. Easy to mount and plug. Love it.

Cons: None yet...