ENERMAX Noisetaker II EG701AX VE(W) SFMA 600W ATX12V Ver 2.2 SLI Certified CrossFire Ready Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: This powersupply has stable levels, and is very quiet.

Cons: None i can think of, maybe another floppy power connector so i can plug my sound card to.

Overall Review: But to choose between an internal floppy drive, or sound...i choose sound.

Cons: PSU failed after 1.6 years useage. No extra power demands were placed on PSU and entire PC was plugged into a UPS with surge protection entire time.

Pros: Quiet and runs cool. Adjustable fan speed, lots of choices for power lines, 12v rail amps are good, runs everything here fine.

Cons: none

Overall Review: asus p5w dh, c2d 6600 at 3.4ghz, x1950pro 512mb, 150gb wd raptor 10K, 2gb ddr800.

Pros: Lots of connectors made it easy to hook up to my ASUS A8N-Sli Deluxe Motherboard.

Cons: When I first built my computer in 2005, I used a different Enermax PSU. In September 2007 it died. I wasn't too upset. I had done a bit of moving in the past couple years and figured it probably got jumbled a bit more than it should have. I replaced that power supply with this one, which has a lot more Wattage. This one died in January 2008 for absolutely no reason. Just one day the computer wouldn't turn back on and after testing RAM, CPU, Mainboard etc, I concluded it had to be the PSU again. I didn't really want to replace it with another Enermax product, but money was an issue so I took an RMA over a dead computer.

Overall Review: I really like the design of this PSU. The dual fans are nice. However, I don't trust this brand anymore. The manufacturer's warranty is VERY limited. Thank goodness Newegg guarantees purchases for a year!

Pros: Still kicking, was running 7900's SLI, now running an 8800GTX. On an AMD 3700+, 2gigs, 320gb HD, SB Xtreme, 2 opticals. No problems at all.

Cons: None.

Pros: I got this PS one month ago and it works great .

Cons: none

Pros: 420 watts @ 12 volts; decent power considering almost everything runs off of 12v nowadays. Two square/4pin/12v lines for the CPU that can combine into a single flat/8pin/12v line for boards that need it. 1 20pin and 1 4pin motherboard line that can combine into a single 24pin motherboard line if needed. As always; Newegg got it here quickly.

Cons: Well, I suppose with the proliferation of fans and accesories, any power supply can always use more connectors.

Overall Review: It works.

Pros: nice cable design, 20 and 24 pin motherboard support. lots of sata and molex connector

Cons: None. Manual is only OK.

Overall Review: Took me a second to realize this had 20 and 24 pin support for my motherboard. Its really cool!! works great.