Pros: good price for a PSU at this wattage. Great looks as far as a PSU goes, I have a Cosmos 1000 so there isn't a clear side to see it. Has a very good feel to it, good construction.

Cons: 1 year warranty, should have at least a 3 year attached.

Overall Review: Reviewed by HardOCP (very good reviewer and they test more/deeper/harder than the typical sites do), they stated that this is one of the best PSU's on the market today. GET IT....but only get it if you really need the extra power or intend to upgrade in the near future.

Pros: Extremely simply installation: mounts to the bottom of my case with the fan pointed up. The flexibility with their modular cabling is great. When they say modular, they mean it! You have 8 ports (as you can see by Newegg's pics), 4 of them 4-pin and 4 of them 5-pin. This means you can't plug one of the modular leads into the wrong connector; if the pins match the lead you're using, the connector is compatible with that lead. Additionally, all of the modular leads have a threaded end similar to the female end of a garden hose, so you screw them in place to avoid disconnection. The blue LED is lovely, matching that of my Antec Twelve Hundred case. It's über quiet generally, and even when it really kicks into gear with higher demand games, etc., it's not really very loud.

Cons: None I can think of. Still working well after 6 months.

Overall Review: I would highly recommend this PSU for anyone needing power and modular in the same box. I have had enough need of SATA connectors that it's flexibility gave me what I needed (which you can't say about a lot of PSUs, even higher-end ones).

Pros: I'm impressed with this product. I owned a 1000wat by this company, and didn't have a single issues. I liked the easy cord disconnect so your not filling the tower with a bunch of unused cords. I will continue to do business with kingwin for a long time with the good stuff they keep selling.

Cons: Nothing to say at this time.

Pros: It does what it's supposed to, and came with a huuuuge discount when I bought it which was the only reason I bought it

Cons: Cables aren't very flexible, fitting them in the HDD area of my HAF X I thought when I put the side panel on that it might snap the SATA power connector off my SSD! It didn't though. Although it has the watts to power triple SLI, it doesn't have enough cables. But I can't take another egg off for that as it's stated in the specs :(

Overall Review: Would exchange this for a triple SLI capable PSU if I could, but I can live with it

Pros: craftsmanship, reliability, looks, ease of install, the quick connections make swapping a breeze!

Cons: none that i have been able to find in the 1 1/2 years ive had it

Overall Review: got this on a whim. been one of the best products ive bought in a long while. used the kingswin brand in numerous other builds since without problems!

Pros: The connectors are nifty, it's modular, 1220 Watts is enough to power anything, it provides steady voltages to components, the fan is not noisy, and it has blue LED's.

Cons: The thing heats up pretty good compared to lesser power supplies (more power, makes sense). Power supply adds a little bit of weight to your case if you are upgrading. Initially it was a pretty pricey investment.

Overall Review: I would recommend this power supply to anyone looking for something in this range.

Pros: To me this is the best bang for your buck power supply out there. At 1220w its a monster and can run anything you throw at it. The cool thing is it looks great inside a sexy case and set up with the blue lighting. Many people don't like the lights but I know most do and I am one of those that like to look at PC's that shine.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I only wish you could change the light color to say red or green in power supplies too. I haven't found a power supply that beams a mean red anywhere.

Pros: This is one of a few power supplies that is noted as certified at slizone.com for a dual gtx 285 configuration and is considered to be "NVIDIA SLI-Ready certified". I noticed a lot of power supplies are "certified", or "ready" but not many are listed on the slizone.com site. The modular approach to cabling is a nice feature and helps to keep your case clean and clutter free. All the cables are wrapped in a nice mesh. I was worried about fan noise but as mentioned previously, the fan is very quiet. I have actually never had a computer this quiet before, a credit to the COSMOS case, Zalman 9900 and this PS.

Cons: This con could be due to the fact that I am using a very large COSMOS case (bottom mounted PS), but the 12v 8-pin power connector could have been a tad longer. Two or three more inches would have been nice. It works but it's touching my Zalman 9900 heat sink and I want as much air flow around that as possible.

Overall Review: If you are planning on running dual GTX 285 in SLI then this PS has been tested and certified by NVIDIA themselves.