Pros: This unit seems to be very solid, looks nice, good selection of connections at this price. Seems pretty quiet. Nice packaging, good manual (surprising!).

Cons: Nothing I can think of, on the technical side of things. As for cosmetics... it might be a little difficult to work with in a mATX case, due to the wire bundle being a little stiff to work with, but this is hardly a problem that would keep me from suggesting this unit.

Overall Review: It is one of those products that has some weight to it... This is not one of those power supplies that claims to be high-powered, but has no weight to it, and makes you wonder if there is actually anything inside the (usually cheap) metal box. The switch even has a very solid feel to it, when switching the unit on/ off. This is well worth the money, in my opinion.

Pros: Like the blue glow and the fans, fills my computer with enough juice.

Cons: There is only one SATA cable with two connectors on it, and the distance to my CD/DVD drive and Hard Drive is to far, so I have to have the CD/DVD drive hanging ot of the case.

Pros: First, this thing, despite its relatively modest pricetag, is HEAVY -- so much so, that it genuinely surprised me. It worked flawlessly, ran quietly, lit up well (pretty lights ... ooh), and even has SLI connectors, & so on. Nice looking paintjob, too. NICE P/S, especially for the $.

Cons: Absolutely NONE, that I noticed.

Overall Review: It's powering a customer's Core2 Duo -based system, & hasn't given a single hiccup in 1 month+.

Pros: Output capability, price, blue lights, nice airflow, lots and lots of connectors sleeved in a really unique braid. Dual PCI-E's.

Cons: Stiff cables, bulky plugs

Overall Review: I knew just about everything there was to know about this PSU before I bought it, so it's not like I didn't really know what I was getting, but man I gotta say those cables are very stiff. Nothing a couple dozen cables ties couldn't take care of though. For the price, how can you go wrong? It works for me so far, I know as long as I keep it cool and not overload it, it should last me for years. Dual blue fans look great, cables are beautiful (great if you have a window in your case) and the overall construction is solid. I am very pleased, I hope it lasts me a couple years. Delivers stable voltages and runs pretty cool, works great for what I need it to do. Athlon 64 3700 Socket 939, 1 Gig Buffalo PC3200, (2) 120 Gig Seagate SATA II HDD's in RAID 0, NEC DVD, BFG GeForce 7900.

Pros: Works.

Cons: Quite loud, tight fit. Not really BTX if it doesn't fit correctly in 2/3 BTX cases.

Overall Review: I needed it in a hurry, it served it's purpose.

Pros: Active PFC! Dual Fans, Blue LED's, Stable power.

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: Powers an Asrock MoBo w/ an Athlon 64 X2 4000+ Brisbane with 2x1GB PC2-6400 Ram, an 8600GT OC w/ fan, SB Audigy, Dual SATAII drives, DVD-ROM, 120MM fan and 2-80MM fans, CPU fan, and a Dual Fan Ram Cooler with NO PROBLEMS even while gaming.

Pros: It arrived in working order, by Deer/SolyTech standards.

Cons: The connectors on the unit I received offer a loose, uncertain union to system components. This was most obvious on the motherboard power connector, unfortunately. Worse yet, finding out on HardOCP that this is a Deer/Solytech unit branded with the MSI name would have kept me from buying it had I known beforehand. Poor work, MSI and NewEgg both!

Overall Review: NewEgg enjoys so much goodwill from most of us that it's a shame to see such a shoddy product offered. I don't have time to track every piece of hardware out there and really wish NewEgg would drop the "we'll just sell anything" attitude. Quality, please?

Pros: i have bought two of these one for a P4 2.0 socket 478 the other for a new AMD Phenom 9600 Agena 2.3GHz 4 x 512KB L2 Cache 2MB L3 Cache Socket AM2+ 95W Quad-Core Processor. running both at stock settings i have 8 gig of ram on the quad. both are doing fine.

Cons: none so far.

Overall Review: I dont run a lot of usb or have multiple drives. just one hard drive and one cd or dvd drive in each unit.