Pros: Good Power (more than I'll ever need, probably) Lot's of cables Quiet

Cons: Not modular, but I knew this beforehand, so no need to dock an egg for it.

Overall Review: This PSU is amazing. I just built my first gaming computer a couple months back, and PSUs were the scariest part about the entire build. I didn't know who to trust. Then, I stumbled upon Silverstone. I read many reviews on their PSUs stating how reliable they are and how well built they are. Everything I read is true. This thing is going strong almost three months without a hiccup. Installation was a breeze. Pop it in the case, screw in everything, and attach the cables. Simple. The case I have allows me to put the extra cables in the front, where extra hard drives can go. The only problem I had with this PSU was the CPU cable is quite short. If you want to route your cables to have a clean setup (who wouldn't?), then you'll probably need a CPU extension cable. I have a mid tower case, and even then, routing behind the mobo, the cable is about an inch too short. Luckily, my case actually came with a CPU extension cable, so I had no issues. Just beware for those of you with large cases, you'll probably need a cable. My setup: Case - Zalman Z9 Mid Tower CPU - AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition Mobo - Biostar T Overclocker TA970XE OS - Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit RAM - 8GB G.Skill Ripjaws X Series DDR3 1600MHz PSU - Silverstone ST70F-ES 700w GFX Card - Currently running an old Geforce 210, upgrading to an EVGA 660 FTW Signature 2 HDD - Seagate Barracuda 500GB 7200RPM

Pros: -Quiet -Plenty of cables -Plenty of power -80+ rating

Cons: Was browsing the interwebs last night and heard a pop, computer shut off then I smelled smoke. I went to investigate and found that the PSU was the culprit as the computer wouldn't so much as power on but the PSU itself smelled like burnt electronics. Kind of sad that its rated at 100,000 hours which is around 11 years and I only got 5 out of it. Sadly, the warranty is only 1 year Always enjoyed Silverstone products but if this is a sign of things to come then I will certainly look elsewhere. Hopefully the protection kicked in and didn't fry any of my other components, if it did then I will edit this review to reflect that.

Overall Review: Replaced with a 750w EVGA modular unit for about the same cost as this (when I purchased back in 2011).

Pros: It's a good brand at a decent price for the money. Powers my i5-2500 and GTX 460 no problem.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Power supply works as intended. Plenty of hook ups and good wire organization. I would recommend this power supply.

Cons: Showed up with the tamper seal already broken.

Overall Review: I am correcting my previous 1 egg review in which I said this power supply was DOA. This issue has been resolved with Silverstone and now the power supply works great.

Pros: single rail = no power distribution issues ever. love their PSUs

Cons: none

Pros: Very nice power supply with the basics. Works great has plenty of power for my system that runs a X6 1090t processor 3 9500 gt's 8gb's of ram Western digital hard drive dvd rom 3 120mm fans. Works well fan on the power supply hardly spins because it runs so cold. Works great just like every other silverstone product I've tried and I have no complaints at all with this nice power supply.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: This is a basic power supply that doesn't have a bunch of extra cables but it has the cables needed and that's all that really matters. This is a great power supply for hiding cords.

Pros: Good Price

Cons: I was terribly disappointed when I set this power supply up. As I was running one of the SATA power cables, I noticed the back end cap had broken off of the end connector (thus showing the cable wires in their slots in the connector). Not wanting to use this connector, I wrapped it in electrical tape and connected the first two connectors to my tow dvd burners. I used the second cable for my SSD and hard drives. The system is running fine but this is really not good.

Pros: This is my second Silverstone PSU, both have been rock solid. Bought this one to run a new GTX560 in an off-the-shelf Core2 Quad box that was underpowered for the job. Solid, reliable, and quiet - just like the first one I bought (an 850w) which has been running 2+ years.

Cons: none