Pros: 700w single 12v rail for a lot of stable power, has been great for overclocking. Cables are plenty long enough to work with my rather large case (Lian Li v2000). Runs cool and doesn't produce much noise (unfortunately the rest of my machine does).

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Powers my system very well: 3 hard drives, mcp655 water pump, 8800gts 640, e6420@3.4ghz, 2x1gb ddr2 1066 ram, and a decent amount of fans to cool down everything else.

Pros: I've been using this PSU for about a year now, and it has been great. Rock solid reliability and good power. Runs cool and quiet. Good specs. Modular cables are nice.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Great PSU. Although, if I had it to do over again. I might get something a little more powerful, though it's got plenty of power for now. I've been very impressed with this PSU. When I eventually do need to upgrade, I'll definitely look at Silverstone first.

Pros: Powered everything in my system.

Cons: serious buzzing noises which CAN'T be good. RMA time unfortunately...

Overall Review: It is going to be a huge pain to have this RMA'd and not have my PC for a week or however long this will take. I previously owned a Silverstone PSU and had no problems. Not this time, however.

Pros: powerfull and very quiet. full modular.

Cons: no

Pros: Well built, powerful, trustworthy power supply. Is powering up a AMD X4 phenom II BE 965, 2x2gig 1600mhz, gigabyte 870A-UD3, gigabyte 460 GTX overclocked so easily. Also, the cables are detachable so you can only use the ones you need.

Cons: Very large power supply. Make sure you have enough room for it.

Overall Review: Next time I will go for a 1000watt power supply. Video cards these days just need too much power.

Pros: The very big pro for this PSU is... modularity! Most of the other PSU will only have some 4,6 and 8 pin modulable but this one, EVERYTHING is modulable. This is very useful when you make cable management. Next, this PSU is quite stable and has pumped the juice that my components needed without a hitch. Finally, the ON/OFF button on the rear... Why? I've seen some PSU without it...

Cons: Some cords are a bit short. Sometimes I just couldn't make some cable management because the cable wasn't long enough to reach the PSU at the bottom of my (big) mid-town case.

Overall Review: Buy cords extension... mainly the 24-pin and 6-pins ones. I don't regret this purchase even if at first, I didn't know about Silverstone but don't let that stop you! This is a great product. Btw, this is a longer PSU... be sure to have enough space in your case to fit it.

Pros: High Quality through and through. First thing you will notice is that this thing is heavy! Installation was easy, the keyed connectors make it idiot proof.

Cons: Wish I had more length on some of the cords.

Pros: It has tons of power and is modular!!! Plus with a $60 rebate how can you go wrong!

Cons: This is a larger than normal power supply. It would not fit in the little cube case I was attempting to put it in. I bought a cheap little regular mid tower case and it worked fine.

Overall Review: Make sure you have enough room to fit this power supply or you could be returning it or doing like me and buying another case. I never thought that a 700 watt power supply would be larger that the normal size. But I guess with 1 big 12-volt rail it requires the space.