Pros: Cables are long enough and have decent shielding. When the unit was working, I had no problems with it.

Cons: Warranty is three years, mine lasted two years and three months, then just stopped working. Does not have an 8-pin PCI-E cable.

Pros: Cool running, great power for price, I purchased 5 for projects I am doing.

Cons: none. I see people complain that they have all the cables attached.....you know that already. Having said that if you are looking to do a pretty see through case to show off your build this type of power supply will leave cables hanging all over.

Overall Review: I have used Rosewill power supplies a lot and just do not have problems with them and if you have a constant power demand then not having removable cables is a plus because each connection is resistance and with each connection comes more work and with each connection you have a chance of failure or connection needing reset due to ionization and having removed that element your build is stronger.

Pros: Great!

Cons: None!

Pros: Absolutely Every Connector you Need for an High End Rig, 4 PCI-E 6pin Connectors, Sata Connectors, Molex Connects, 2 Floppy Connects, 4 Pin and 8 pin CPU Connector! And the Black Mesh on the cable is nice, and also the blue LED is cool at night. Ive had no problems, or in regards to the person below me, No Burning Smell of Electronics frying.

Cons: Hmmm... The cables are kinda stiff, like the Main Cable that plugs into your Home AC Outlet, It was really hard to get it straight, and mine still isn't straight.. So actually a 5 foot cable is like 3ft.

Overall Review: Powers Everything of mine.. Dual SATA Burners, HDD, E6600 Core 2 Dou, 8800 GTX

Pros: 850watts of pure bliss for a low price of 169 bucks (at time of puchese) paint so pretty that i wish my Lain li case had a window down their to show it off. this things got enough power and connectors to deleiver enough to even the hungriest of systems. even 5 hard drivs and 2 8800GTX extremes !.. beat that for 169.99 ;)

Cons: hum, my case dont have a window to show off the pretty paint job this thing got.. mirror black baby :D

Overall Review: it powers my system perfectly q6600 @3.4GHz (air cooled), 8GB DDR2 Ram @ 1066MHz, 2 xfx 8800GTX Extreme's, BFG Physx Card, 4x250GB Seagate sata HDD's Raid0, 1 TB Hard drive, 2 SATA DVD Burners, XfX 680i SLI MB, and a partridge in a pair tree.. :D

Pros: Great power supply. Box was the most amazing part box I've ever encountered, seriously well packaged and protected. Plenty of rails with LOTS of connections.

Cons: WAY too many rails without being modular. I had to stuff about half of the connections behind the MOBO base on the other side of my case, and I have a big case(Antec P180B). Not joking, there are 5, yes 5, PCI-E power connectors. Price dropped $50 about 2 weeks after I bought it :(

Overall Review: Great power supply in general, especially now for the price, its untouchable. Rosewell knows their stuff when it comes to power supplies

Pros: Great while it worked. Lots of SATA connectors and includes old molex connectors. 6-pin-8pin converter a bonus. (kind of a negative too -see the Cons section) Gloss Paint really looks good. Blue LED nice. Very silent fan (since it is using a large fan: 135mm, requires less RPMs to move same amount of air as those smaller fans = less noise).

Cons: Unit failed 2 years and 9 months in - short 3 months of the warranty expiring. RMA process ALMOST a no hassle - had to pay return shipping ($12 Fedex) and had to ship back product with ALL original items. Lucky thing I am a pack rat, and tend to keep all original boxes and documentation, but I can totally envision someone throwing out the box after install and then having their warranty sour on them solely cause they didn't have a box or a manual. A big con for folks who don't own bundles of PCs and have spare parts laying around: Rosewill does NOT have an advanced RMA program (where you can pay to have the replacement shipped out immediately then get reimbursed once they receive the defective unit). SO, this means that folks who don't have a spare PSU will be out of a computer for around 2 weeks TT_TT. Not really a con, but the connectors weren't modular - so I had a lot of spare connectors just hanging around in my case.

Overall Review: SO, for folks buying this PSU, KEEP EVERYTHING (boxes, manuals, cables, etc) until the warranty expires. I think it's absurd since after the 30-day period the only option is getting a replacement and they could simply yank the accessories from said replacement... It also tacks on extra cost to shipping the product back to company which hurts the enviroment, but more importantly costs the customer extra money for something that is the fault of the manufacture. OH, FYI, standard on a lot of warranties, but worth mentioning here - the exchanged unit won't start with standard warranty, the warranty from previous product will simply continue for the replacement.

Pros: More connectors than you would probably will need. LED fan is always nice touch in my opinion.

Cons: Price, but that is what you should expect from a good power supply.

Overall Review: My PC Configuration: Motherboard: ASUS P5K3 DELUXE/WIFI-AP CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo QX6700 2.66GHz Memory: CORSAIR 2GB (2 x 1GB) DDR3 1333 Graphis Card: MSI Geforce 8800Ultra 768MB OC edition ODD: 2 Optical SATA Disc Drives (both DVD-burners) HDD: 500GB SATA 3.0Gb/s FDD: Standard Floppy Disk Drive (why?) TV Tuner: AverMedia PCIe 1x Analog & Digital TV Fans: 6x 120mm, 2x 80mm