CORSAIR Enthusiast Series TX850 V2 850W ATX12V v2.31/ EPS12V v2.92 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC High Performance Power Supply

Pros: Clean power. Great PSU from corsair. This isn't just a name-brand with nice packaging, it's actually a quality PSU.

Cons: Had to upgrade to a 1200w because of triple gpu. Not the PSU's fault. Also, I'd prefer non-modular PSU's so those that are expecting that listed in the cons... need to do some research on resistance.

Overall Review: What I was pushing with the TX850 before adding another GPU to do tri-crossfire: Gigabyte x58a-OC (power hungry moneter MotherBoard) i7 950 @ 4.2 on air 3x4gb GSkill DDR3 @ 1600mhz 2xMSI 6970 2GB in Xfire. Blueray burner Cooler Master HAF X case Sound Blaster XFi Titanium (PCI version with front panel... no noise, and proper MIDI ports and such, unlike the new one) 2xCorsair ForceGT 60gb SSD in Raid 0 2xWD 1.5TB Sata 3 in Raid 1 Internal USB Card Reader With FurMark running on blast at 1080p, along with Prime95 running in the background bringing my processors to their knees... my watt meter spiked a bit over 900 watts. I let it run for 8 hours. NO ISSUES. Crysis2 with the above setup only pulled about 720watts MAX. Do not over-build people... this PSU will power 90% of the builds out there.

Pros: another great product from Corsair. i love the smell of new electronics :) I only trust Corsair when it comes to PSU's...spend the extra money and know your getting a quality product. A psu is the most important piece of your build, don't skimp on quality/price here! ...the psu is also the most overlooked piece of hardware. also, newegg is the ONLY place to shop!!

Cons: its not modular, but i knew that

Overall Review: before you say its DOA, remember that it won't power up by just plugging it into the wall. I took advantage of a newegg promotion, even though I wont be building with this psu for a few months. You have to use a paperclip, jumping the green wire with any black wire, to make the fan on the psu power up. look it up on you tube, or go to corsair's website for further instructions.

Pros: I was glad to sacrifice the modularness for the price. It performs very well. The cables are long enough to reach anywhere in the case.

Cons: Not really a con if you have a full tower, but the long cables could junk up the look of the inside of your case.

Pros: Plenty of power for any build unless you are going to be running quad sli or something like that. Plenty of connectors. It has been running my 2600k@ 4.8ghz on a p67-ud4-b3 MB with 8 gb of 1600 vengence memory,SLI EVGA 560ti Superclocked cards running at 965 core and 2400 mem 24/7 for 2 years now. Its super quiet and with the right case like my HAF922 the non modular cabling looks fine when routed correctly. Also have a orig 60gb corsair force ssd boot drive along with 3 2TB WD green drives along with at least 10 usb periferals

Cons: None unless you are putting it in a little dinky case, Then the non modular design could be messy.

Overall Review: With all the new CPUs and video cards switching to 22nm and 28nm 850 watts is overkill....the way i look at it the less the psu has to work the longer it will last.

Pros: LONG cables! Should have no problem reaching anywhere in your case. Lots of connectors. No drop in voltage, even under full system load on an i7-3930k with GTX680.

Cons: Almost excessive amount of cables. Unused cables bundled and resting in an unused HDD bay makes me wish I'd gone with a modular. Only Bronze rating.

Pros: Stable, looks good, came with a neat bag and PC badge :)

Cons: none

Overall Review: Corsair support and reliability is what led me to purchase this product and I could not be more pleased. This is not a modular PSU, but pairs well with Corsair's 500r case, I was able to hide all the wires in the back panel and air flows freely over the components, plus it was easy to build in! I reccommend both together :)

Pros: Call me a Corsair fanboy, but I've never had a product by them that has failed me. Great PSU and a great buy if you're looking for something that will last you a long time.

Cons: None, as of yet.

Overall Review: A power supply tends to be something you don't notice until it's not working.

Pros: High wattage and decent price. The cables are really long. Give you enough zip-ties to go around the Earth's equator.

Cons: ASUS Maximus IV Extreme-Z combined with COOLER MASTER HAF X puts the 8-Pin CPU connector BARELY in reach of the power supply even with it's long cables, so be warned. Not modular, but you know that.