Pros: And that audience is gamers and system enthusiasts who don't have time to put up with sub par components. This is one of the best full featured, fully modular power supplies on the market and is based on Super Flower's amazing Leadex G2 platform. EVGA has included everything but the kitchen sink on this one - including a nylon bag for the supply itself and another nylon case for the extra cables you won't be using. On full loads this supply will handle equivalent to a single GTX 780TI, or dual GTX 760s (which I will be planning on using). Or it will also handle a single R9 290X. This is one of the most solid power supplies on the market that you can buy - everything about this supply is quality and it definitely will not disappoint. EVGA includes everything but the kitchen sink - even a dongle that can be used with PSU testing equipment, though you most likely won't need to use it.

Cons: For the price of this unit it should include a USB connection and software to control all aspects of the PSU, similar to the Corsair AXi series, but power supplies of this quality you can definitely look the other way on it.

Overall Review: The rest of my rig (upgraded from a 4 year old 990FX-based system) : - Fractal Design Define R4 Blackout Edition - EVGA Supernova G2 - Asrock Z97 Extreme 6 - Intel Core i5-4670K - 16GB Corsair XMS3 RAM - Samsung 840 Evo - Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB - Plextor BD-R Drive - EVGA Geforce GTX 760 Superclocked Edition

Pros: Bought it because of its reliability and build quality, so far it's proven to be that, and even though you can't see clearly on the picture, the texture of this PSU is nice, the look is a plus and this won't disappoint, looks as if it repels dust but I'm also glad the grille is not so plain either.

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: For the price, you can't go wrong with this unit, there might be other units but in the price range this was my 1st choice, my 2nd is definitely Corsair's new line, the RX is just a notch, a tiny little notch better than this eVGA.

Pros: Free Ship Discount Item Rebate Newegg Plenty O Power Fully Modular. It makes a difference Loooong Warranty

Cons: I don't need fancy bags

Overall Review: Power supplies are hard to review. All I want is stable quiet power and I have to trust the guys that have the tools to quantify stability. The PSU is quiet. It has great reviews and EVGA as a vendor is very well thought of. I like the velcro ties. Hadn't seen this type before. I can snub them tight.

Pros: EVGA quality product

Cons: price little high, made in china but what is not these days (sad)

Overall Review: just upgraded system wanted to make sure I had plenty of power and not having to worrie if my psu can handle load 1000w might be a little overkill but I know its there if I need it EVGA P-67 MB EVGA GTX 780 x2 SLI :) EVGA GTX 570 Physx EVGA Super Nova PSU 1000W Core i7 27000k 16 GB ram

Pros: I'm running a z170 gigabyte board with a 6700k OCed to 4.6GHz using air, running a 256G 950 Pro pci-e 3.0 x 4 with 16g of Tridentz running at 3400 plus my gigabyte 1070, with the evga superNOVA 650G2 running the whow show in the background, I don't notice it. The best PSUs I've ever owned (like a 600W PC Power and Cooling I bought 10 year ago that still runs strong), I just don't notice them, that's the pro. They do their job and stay out of the way.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I really was not in the market for a new psu bu to run the 1070 on this system I needed more cables than I had on my old PSU. So I did a little research and found this, great price X quality point, and bought it. No regreats. Only the second modular psu I've owned and this one is much better, more solid, cords are plenty long. But it.

Pros: Amazing PSU. I just recently upgraded to a 1000W. I've had two OCZ ZX Series 1000W and both were rather noisy. This unity is very quiet and awesome. I love the red PCI cables and powder coat finish. EVGA is hands down the best with their products and customer support. And how can you beat a 10 year warranty? They definitely back up this product with that alone.

Cons: A little bigger (longer) than my OCZ 1000W, but if you have the case that can fit it, do it. Besides that, NO cons.

Pros: Just an update after video rendering with this power supply for a year on a dual-socket monster Xeon. Unit hasn't given me the slightest bit of trouble. I need quiet in my work spaces, so must have quiet computers. This EVGA does not generate much noise. Need to put your ear next to the rear grille to hear anything at all under normal circumstances. Maybe if you're pulling the full 1300W with zero air flow, but that's just bad planning on your part. Anybody complaining about humming fans or noise of any sort probably just got a unit with a bad fan, and should get it replaced on warranty. A year later, and this is still the best power supply I've ever owned (other than my little 8-yr-old GX650 which will NOT die).

Cons: None.

Pros: Ample power for an overclocked i7-4930K, two GTX 980 video cards, four SSDs, one optical drive, eight 120mm fans, and a 360mm Deep Cool Captain water cooler.

Cons: None