Pros: This PSU was delivered in ONLY 2 DAYS. You ROCK NewEgg! I originally got this as part of a Combo Deal: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.634260 for around $525 about 2 1/2 weeks ago and I've been running this system since then without ANY MAJOR problems. What can I say - 730 Watts - CrossFire ready - modular cables & ALL FOR UNDER $70.00 GREAT DEAL!!! The PSU runs EXTREMELY QUIET - WHICH I LOVE! Comes with a Blue Lighted fan - which is nice - but would be nicer IF I could turn it off. Have been using this PSU for around 2-3 weeks running 24-7. Runs GREAT - SO FAR... Knock on wood...

Cons: It would have been nice if they had included a couple of Y-Cable splitters for ALL the extra peripherals (both IDE HD's & CD-Rom and/or DVD-Rom's) you'll want to connect and a couple for the SATA Drives as well, but what the heck... they're cheap enough - just a pit* to find... One recommendation for the manufacturers - NOT EVERYONE who buys one of these PSU's are TECH SAVY (like me). MANY of them have NEVER installed a PSU before and SOME TYPE of manual (Either printed OR a PDF File) would be nice & make things easier... Given ALL these MINOR GRIPES - I WOULD NOT HESITATE RECOMMENDING THIS PSU TO ANYONE!!! Enjoy...

Overall Review: It would have been nice if they had included a couple of Y-Cable splitters for ALL the extra peripherals (both IDE HD's & CD-Rom and/or DVD-Rom's) you'll want to connect and a couple for the SATA Drives as well, but what the heck... they're cheap enough - just a pit* to find... One recommendation for the manufacturers - NOT EVERYONE who buys one of these PSU's are TECH SAVY (like me). MANY of them have NEVER installed a PSU before and SOME TYPE of manual (Either printed OR a PDF File) would be nice & make things easier... Given ALL these MINOR GRIPES - I WOULD NOT HESITATE RECOMMENDING THIS PSU TO ANYONE!!! Enjoy...

Pros: Modular Blue light Sheaved cables Good amount of power SLI and Crossfire Ready

Cons: My computer is a little loud but I don't think this is because of the power supply. It may be, but I think it is actually my CPU Cooler.

Overall Review: This is my first modular PSU and I love how much clutter I am able to keep out of the case. Also, it looks really nice.

Pros: Decent rating and power for the price (if you get a good one, I suppose). Gives you the option to switch LEDs on\off.

Cons: LEDs barely visible when oriented to bottom of case with bottom air flow, like most decent cases are these days are setup. strange purplish-blue color to LEDs. not really modular. died after 1 week of use. was louder than my Thermaltake Smart SP-750M.

Overall Review: unplugged the ac cord from the psu 1 time and it would never power on again. you are taking a gamble using cheaper, less reputable PSU manufacturers. sometimes you win, usually not.

Pros: Price on sale is excellent, and if the rebate comes through it will be even better. Seems to be solidly built with nice beefy capacitors inside. Modular cable system is great, since you only use the cables you need. Power on both 12V rails is more than adequate for HTPC using an XFX 5670HD graphics card and single 1TB drive with Blu Ray. Fan is super quiet, and the ability to turn the LED's off is an added plus.

Cons: Haven't really found any yet, and I'm hoping it will last for at least a couple of years in a HTPC that won't be on 24/7.

Overall Review: Comparing build quality components, I found this PSU to be just as well made as some other so called name brands. I was hesitant at first to purchase it, since I normally use the higher line Rosewill PSU's, but this is a nice one if you need a 500 watt unit.

Pros: Fan is quiet (compared to the other million fans already in case)

Cons: None

Overall Review: Motherbiard - M5A88-V EVO CPU - AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition Graphics - ASUS EAH4650/DI/1GD2(LP) Radeon HD 4650 1GB 128-bit DDR2 PCI Express 2.0 x16 Memory - G.SKILL 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Hard Drive - Western Digital Caviar Green WD10EADS 1TB SATA 3.0Gb/s Tv Tuner - Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-2250 Dual TV Tuner / Encoder 1229 PCI-Express x1 OS - Windows 7 64bit

Pros: Great PSU for moderate builds. nice light from the fan. More than enough power for a moderate build. cables are detachable. This is the second one I've bought and no issues.

Cons: Don't really have any

Overall Review: both molex cords really didn't need FDD power connectors.

Pros: Very good bargain with "August" rebate. Same internals as Aerocool Zero-DBA 500W/Sigma Shark 585W. See only decent, detailed, and thorough review of Aerocool at jonnyguru website. Results are not bad for non-PFC PSU. Uses quality capacitors, transistors (MOSFET), and diodes. Has more than enough components to properly handle irregularities/spikes in AC socket (transient filtering). Plenty of modular connectors, big 135mm quiet fan, and affordable.

Cons: Like the review, it is a non-PFC therefore not as efficient. There is no heatsink on the primary rectifier, so that is worrisome.

Overall Review: Purchased it based on specs and price. Could not find a review of this specific product. Did not have a clue about what makes a decent PSU, so that worried me. Found a very good writeup at hardwaresecrets website on "Anatomy of Switching PSUs". Must read! Also, jonnyguru website is only place so far that has correct reviews of PSUs, so check that out first.

Pros: 20a + 17a on the dual +12v Rails! Good power for my system. Semi-Modular, and plenty of molex, 4x SATAs! SLi Ready (not for 8800 series SLi, but more than sufficient to power a single tho), quiet single 120mm cooling solution. Stable voltages, readings are 3v = 3.28, 5v = 5.07, 12v = 12.14. CHEAP!

Cons: not much info can be found about this PSU unit, no reviews, not listed on raidmax's site. but i cannot name anything bad for the unit itself.

Overall Review: Time will tell how good this is. Intel e4300 @ 3.4 @ 1.55v, wintec ampX PC6400 2x1GB dual channel kit @ 944mhz @ 2.1v, Asus P5B-E rev 1.01g, evga 8800GTS 320mb 600/1000, 2x Maxtor 7200 harddrives, 2x plextor optical drives, 6 Fans, 4 cold cathode tubes. This PSU is enough to power all that without a hitch so far.