Thermaltake Purepower W0100RU 500W ATX 12V 2.0 Power Supply

Pros: Great PSU, no problems, easy installation. I'm running an HP a1610n XP Media Center PC, so this unit fits snugly inside case. Was able to wrap up unused cables and house them in an area where they won't block any fans.

Cons: $25 rebate denied, worldwiderebates.com claims the purchase was made outside the purchase date, which it wasn't. I called newegg and the rep instantly awarded me the rebate as a credit to my card. I will definitely continue to shop for hardware with newegg. Thanks for the great service!

Overall Review: Be careful with rebates. Though you may have all the necessary paperwork they require, some will use the 'purchase date' as a reason to deny the funds.

Pros: Bought a few of these so far, Professional PS! Very Happy!

Cons: Would of given it a 5star, but it does not have a Auto fan adjustment, or even a fan Probe for the MB. Most all cases of this caliber do have that/

Pros: Simple instructions, plenty of wire length to route wires to be aerodynamic within the case. Mesh around groups of wires just to keep them together.

Cons: Too many peripheral connectors, not enough SATA connectors

Overall Review: For those of you that said it is missing ATX 4-pin connector, there's a 8-pin connector that is 2 ATX 4-pin joined together, which is separable to 2 ATX 4-pin connectors.

Pros: Runs my Foxconn A7GM-S 780G Micro ATX AMD Motherboard, one Western Digital 500GB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s, AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000, G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR2 800, four 80mm fans, and a XFX GeForce 9800 GT 512MB 256-bit GDDR3. No issues at all I hooked it all up and it worked. Good affordable PSU I'm very happy with it.

Cons: Some say the cables are to long but I prefer that over them being to short. I might say a con would be that I don't use all the cables the psu provides and since it isn't modular I have a good amout of wires I have to tuck away. But really for the price this psu is well worth it. I really have no Con for it...

Overall Review: The two 12V rails make a total of 29A. My graphic card (xfx 9800GT) takes 26A. If you are looking at running the 9800GT or a ATI 4850 this PSU would be perfect for the job. (unless you want sli/crossfire x) I would not suggest this PSU for any graphic card above the 9800GT or the 4850 as they would need more than 29A.

Pros: Runs everything strong VERY quiet, liked the sheathing for the cables, enough connectors for everything, very clean nice looking design.

Cons: Maybe slightly to many cables. But I keep a fairly clean case with extra cables stored out of the way under my optical drive.

Overall Review: Running this with my 8800GT and an E2180 OC to 2.75 @stock voltages all power savings. Also a 74Gig Raptor and 80Gig hitachi as well as 4x1Gig modules of patriot EP memory. No problem at all, the BEST for single card budget system.

Pros: Lots of 5V power, long cables for large cases. Lots of Molex connectors! Fairly quiet.

Cons: Not good for small cases where long cables will get in the way. Not a LOT of power on 12V rails. Just enough to run high midrange to low performance video cards.

Overall Review: Good for computers with RAID and/or lots of IDE drives like a server.

Pros: So far everything. Hooked it up and it works great.

Cons: None

Overall Review: System: NZXT Apollo Case GIGABYTE GA-790XTA-UD4 AMD Phenom xII 955 BE 4GB A-Data 1333 DDR3 2x 30GB OCZ SSD 2x 360GB WD HD Corsair H5O GeForce 9600 w/ 1GB DDR3

Pros: its quiet and worked well when it did

Cons: only lasted 1.5 years. Of course I can't return it cause I opened it to check the fuse DOH!