IN WIN IP-P300F1-0 300 W TFX12V Power Supply - OEM

Pros: Compact, decent output, good cooling for its size, and a GREAT price. The 60mm fan is relatively quiet, at least compared to a similar sized PSU with a 40mm fan. Fan also blows out, which really helps in cooling the whole system; a BIG plus. 300W is an improvement over the Shuttle PSU. After mods to make it fit, it works GREAT! Cooler XPC, much quieter, and no worries about heat burning out the PSU.

Cons: Only two peripheral connectors and they are too short to reach the video card, so if you’re using a PATA HDD, CD/DVD, and video card that requires power you’re going to have at least one splitter in your future. Minor mods to both the PSU and XPC case are needed to make this one fit, but they are worth the cost savings and increased power/better cooling.

Overall Review: The SN41G2’s PSU blew out and the old Socket A just isn’t worth the 60+ clams for a new Shuttle PSU. To fit to an XPC: Flip PSU upside down, trim power cord insert corners, cut ½”x ½” notch in back for rear mounting tab in case. Case: Cut 2-1/2” square hole in side at fan. Fan will stick out of the case about1/8-1/4 inch.

Pros: Fits in our 2U rackmount cases, replacing the OEM supplies that usually cost over 90 bucks... this does the same job for a third of the price! Seems stable, and enough power for Athlon XP and 64 systems, as well as P4's

Cons: Not enough drive connectors... only 2 large molex, one floppy, and 2 sata. if you're running sata HDD's then you're fine... but if everything uses the large molex connectors, plan on getting a couple splitters.

Pros: I needed a small but deep PS for a case project and this filled the bill perfectly. It may be a bit pricey for the power but it fits a niche because there are users out there who need a non standard PS for their case. Supply and demand I guess. It's got good and stable voltages and it's very quiet.

Cons: None really.

Overall Review: The cables are a little short but the PS is not designed for a large case so unless you intend on using it in some odd way the cables will be more than long enough. I'm using this in a home theater mod box with a Gigabyte AMD mATX 740 board with a 5050e 45W dual core, 2x2g G-Skill DDR2-800, a RADEON 3450 silent card, a notebook drive, and one optical drive all on Vista Home Premium with no issues. FYI the power usage if 49W idle. Check out the mfr's specs and be sure it will fit your needs before making the jump.

Pros: i got this PSU for a ShuttleX the stupid Shuttle site sells 240Watt for 89.99 and if you buy this one you save alot and get more bang it dual rails and great for a high performance mini PC

Cons: to fit it in to the shuttle case you need a razor and pliers to cut a small part of the back off so the PUS can rest flat

Overall Review: very well built no problems so far dont spent a cent on the shuttles site get your stuff from newegg

Pros: Good little power supply. Had to replace a power supply from another manufacture and this only one on newegg that would fit.

Cons: I wish the fan on the power supply was bigger.

Pros: replaces small power supplies, good for the computer that rhymes with hell

Cons: the cord for the 20 pin plug is short, I would recommend an extension cord. I got this one Athena Power 20pin (ATX Male) to 20pin (ATX Female) Extension Cable Model Cable-AD11 - OEM http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812198008

Pros: Fits in my slimline Dell optiplex GX150, seems more reliable than the dell ones (100% failure rate in those), 50w more than original 250 w psu.

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: if the 24 pin motherboard connector is too big, just snap the extra 4 pin piece at the end

Pros: it will fit one of those machines (Dell Optiplex GX240, small formfactor) that you will kill yourself trying to find a 300+W PS. It also has a 20/24pin main connector. If al else fails look on new egg.

Cons: It covers up the only 2 pci slots i don't use. It only has 1 p4 connector

Overall Review: It is a slim ps, that will fit any of the thinest pcs.