Rosewill Green Series RG530-2 530W Continuous @40°C, 80 PLUS Certified,ATX12V v2.3 & EPS12V v2.91, SLI Ready,CrossFire Ready,Active PFC "Compatible with Core i7, i5" Power Supply

Pros: With the energy star rating, it's nice to know that this thing is going to be efficient, which to me means I'm getting the best performance for my $$. Also, this comes with every configuration of connector imaginable, with multiple connectors being convertible, ie. 12V 4-pin with a matching 12V 4-pin that will interlock together if you actually need a 12V 8-pin connection (which I did).

Cons: In one case having the versatile connections was annoying, but it's more a case of how the motherboard was laid out. Also, my butcher's hands might have played a role in my complaint, which really isn't much of a complaint at all.

Overall Review: With the Energy Star rating and the overall versatility of the connections, this PSU was an amazing deal for the price. I would highly recommend this to anyone doing a non-gaming build, or a gaming build that doesn't need 10,000W of power. 5 Eggs, no hassles!

Pros: Extremely quiet, my cd drive makes a ton of more noise than this unit. Also it is rated above 80% energy efficient. "Has plenty of connectors" with 2 6 pin or 1 6 pin and 1 8 pin connectors for high end video cards. I am using a Nvidia 9800 gt with plenty of power to spare. Up to 33a max on one rail and 26a on three others, Sli ready.

Cons: Not modular, but not a modular price either.

Overall Review: For a budget minded gamer who needs the most power vs price.

Pros: Sufficient connectors. Plenty of SATA and 4pin molex power connectors. Very quiet; golfball fan blades seem to work Seems well built. Weighs a lb more than a 700w coolmax that I returned due to it having wrong modular cable set and being shipped with warranty voiding stickers ready to fall off

Cons: Peripheral power wiring seems lightweight Lacks the special feeling of pride that comes from having spent too much.

Overall Review: I have a case that is a 'flow through' and I was concerned about other reports about the PS drawing air in instead of blowing out. The Unit I got most definitely exhausts. I verified by observing the fan rotation. It might feel like it is blowing down because there's more turbulence right near where the fan is mounted but it doesn't.

Pros: I have choosen Rosewill products now for the past year and it has proven to be great stuff!! It's the Newegg "House" brand and I think they have taken the time to really seek quality along with value! This will be my 5th Rosewill power supply and they have been rock solid with no DOA's. All rails, 3v, 5v & 12v run at or above there rating at all loads! Quite too, so don't get hung up on brand names and try one, you'll be happy!!!

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Newegg has truly made my life easier. To be able to sit it front of my computer and be able to read a review like this on products I need to run my business and have detailed specs & pictures on those products is invaluable!!! Thanks Newegg, and thanks to all the people who take the time to write a review, it's a HUGE help!!!

Pros: Running a AM3 based mobo, Phenom II X3 720 BE, and a Radeon 4870 with this. 80 plus spec, fair price, quiet most of the time.

Cons: Can run a little bit warm after extended periods of time, fan does pick up a bit then.

Pros: Excellent PSU!

Cons: None

Pros: Has a 4+4Pin ATX12V/EPS12V Connector that the GIGABYTE GA-MA78GPM-UD2H needed...Is VERY quiet but doesnt seem to move much air although case temps dont seem to be very high with a 95watt CPU..Still kinda spooky though..

Cons: None

Pros: Easy install. Plenty of connectors for additional hardware. Very quiet. Low heat. Bought it for upgrade due to a graphic's card replacement. BFG Tech Nvidia eforce 9600 GT OC 512MB. 425 watt power supply recommended for card.

Cons: I didn't win it in a contest.

Overall Review: No beef with these people.