Pros: Plenty of power for any build unless you are going to be running quad sli or something like that. Plenty of connectors. It has been running my 2600k@ 4.8ghz on a p67-ud4-b3 MB with 8 gb of 1600 vengence memory,SLI EVGA 560ti Superclocked cards running at 965 core and 2400 mem 24/7 for 2 years now. Its super quiet and with the right case like my HAF922 the non modular cabling looks fine when routed correctly. Also have a orig 60gb corsair force ssd boot drive along with 3 2TB WD green drives along with at least 10 usb periferals

Cons: None unless you are putting it in a little dinky case, Then the non modular design could be messy.

Overall Review: With all the new CPUs and video cards switching to 22nm and 28nm 850 watts is overkill....the way i look at it the less the psu has to work the longer it will last.

Pros: First off I have the Icoooler HD 7750 1gb GDDR5 with a 800 core and 1125 memory,a arctic cooling heatsink and fan that is virtually silent at 6000 rpms. Incredibly with the HIS Iturbo software and the power level at +20% and the max 1.21v my car overclocks and is absolutely stable at 1150 on the core and 1400 on the memory smoking a stock 1ghz hd7770 in the valley 1080p 8xaa extreme test and 3d mark 11 performance test when overclocked. Truely an amazing card givins it has no PCIE 6pin power connector.

Cons: Not 2GB

Overall Review: I imagine with all the open space on my card this LP HIS 7750 card should overclock well also since it has the same amount of VRMs as my larger card, just make sure you monitor temos with GPUz when overclocking at make power and voltage setting since my card will hit 95c in a low flow i3 2120 gateway refurbished 4860 PC with 8gb of ram a 1TB 7200rpm drive and a oem BOBO 300watt PSU. Plays BF4 and crysis3 at 1080p on a mix of medium and high settings between 55-65fps with dips around 50fps

Pros: I put this PSU in my system with a P67-UD4-B3 MB at the heart of the system with a OC'ed 2600k at 4.7+ ghz # 1.37volts with 8GB of Corsair Vengence DDR3 1600 2x4gb kit sporting 2 EVGA SC GTX560ti cards in SLI runnig at 1ghz core and 2400mhz memory with 1,075volts all mounted in a HAF922 Cooler Master case with every fan slot filled. so 1 140mm fan 6 120mm fans and the stock front 200mm fan. Still just using a H-50 corsair AIO water cooler with push pull 120mm fans. It is the only reason it is running at 4.7ghs instead of 5ghz + since I have a cherry of a chip that will do 5+ghz @ 1.45v but temps go over 70c and that break my rule of keeping my CPU under 70c at all times. Now I upgrade my video cards at Christmas to 2 EVGA GTX 770 Classified 4GB cars with the ACX cooler and with Nvidias GPU boost 2,0 my primary card runs at 1258mhz on the core and my secondary card runs at 1225mhz on the core with no OCing. When I do Overclo0ck the will ruin at 1330+ mhz and 2000/8000 on the memory. Considering they use 2 8pin power connectors and I have yet to have to run the overclocked while gaming since I am running a 60hrtz panel and I use vsync I am waiting to purchase a new 34" LGUM95 21:9 3440-1440 resolution monitor I think I will wait till then to really push the cards by using a custom bios since the classified cards have 2 seperate bios settings ...normal.OC and LN2. since I will never use LN2 I will flas the new rom files to the LN2 setting then I can finally use a over the max of 1.2v the cards limit you to at without using a custom rom and the classified voltage tuner program. Also I purchased the SLI 770s over the 780s because they have 4gb of vram over the 3gb on the 780 cards @ the time of purchasing themand that 4 GB of vram is more future proof then 3gb of vram especially with the vram newer games are using. The TX850 powers everything with mo problem and I am pretty sure it was made by seasonic who has a very good reputatioin.

Cons: Not modular but I would not dare remove a egg since if you have a decent case like my HAF922 or something a little bigger there is plenty of space for a nice clean cable job. and the less connectors the less chance of loose connections. Example....for each video card you have a combination of 16 connections alone to each video card with some pushing some amps, if it was modular you would have another 16 connection at the PSU side of the cable X that by 2 then using modular cables for just the video cards alone you would have 32 extra connections that have the chance of being loose and causing heat points or loss of connections and more point for corrosion

Pros: Plays BF3 and Crysis3 on medium settings with 50-65fps averaging 55fps. Mine is installed in a gateway OEM h67 system with 6gb 1333 ram and a i3-2120. Mine overclocks like a monster going fromm 800mhz on the core to 1200mhz!!! memory from 1125 to 1400!!! giving me a 3dmark 11 perf score of 3888points and 3dmark vantage score of 14148 The Vantage score is #1 paired with a 2120 cpu.

Cons: None

Overall Review: This card will run in any computer it will fit in regardless of the PSU since it uses only 45 watts maybe

Pros: I bought 4 of these fans for my HAF 922 case 2 for the side panel that i mounted with the rubber fan nubs since its thin honeycomb steel i did not want any noise going from the fans to the side panel"note you will need strong fingers or needlenose pliers to pull the rubber nubs through" Plus i put 2 on my h60 120mm rad.they are completly silent up to 65% fan speed and at 100% they make a slight low pitched noise of moving air making them fantastic since the amount of air they push at 100%. Build quality is great bar none...as for 300,000hrs i do not think any fan will last over 25 years:)

Cons: A bit pricey but it is money well spent.

Overall Review: I have all 4 fans hooked to a fan controller and my controller on auto setting runs them at 40-50% speed and i cannot hear them. when i set my controller to manual they ramp to 100% for gaming and they are virtually silent and cannot be heard over my 560ti sli fans running at 1600rpms or 35%. Note the 560ti fans are silent until gaming

Pros: great range 33 ft advertised great volume, decent bass at 120$ they are overpriced

Cons: a rebranded set of jaybyrds