Thermaltake Silent PurePower W0009R 420 W ATX12V Power Supply

Pros: Just put this in my new Thermaltake Tsunami Case and works like a charm. Doesn't seem very loud at all to me.

Cons: I almost had too many cables. I tied them up though and neatly arranged them in an unused drive tray.

Overall Review: Includes every single connection you could possibly need from a PSU.

Pros: Quiet, worked great when it worked

Cons: First one died after 10 months - RMA'd a replacement (thanks NewEgg!) but that one died 4 months later

Overall Review: The first one was working fine in my old AthlonXP 2500 (FX5900) system, but after I upgraded to an AMD3400/6600GT it died. The replacement seemed fine until it started getting flaky. Flakiness quickly grew into dead system (it would power on, but no POST). I upgraded to an Antxx 550W and everything is cool again (really nice quality unit, but twice the price :). Now I realize it was probably the heat stress - I use my machine almost daily, gaming a lot. We'll see how the Antxx handles the constant up-and-down use (I have an old HEC 350W in my server, 8 HD's, and that has been up 24x7 more than 3 years without a hiccup - I think it is the style of use difference).

Pros: Many rails for all of your power needs. (SATA power cables)

Cons: Loud Fan, complained to Tt, they said it was a feature of the fan when the ambient temperture is too high, but it is quite loud when turning on @ room temp.

Overall Review: I'm not sure if this is my unit only, or what, but I would definately recommend a PS company with more of a reputation over the years (seasonic.)

Pros: 1st let me say, I've owned this psu for over 2 yrs now and it still works 100%...This psu puts out a good amount of power for the price, and comes with plenty of connectors for everything, i have 6 fans, 2 hard drives, and 2 dvd drives and it isnt phased at all.

Cons: It really isnt silent, but not loud either... ive heard way louder psu's and I'm fine with this one...

Overall Review: If you want to go sli I wouldn't recommend this psu... but for a mid-range system you will be happy...

Pros: Heavy unit, very quiet.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I have run this unit 24/7 for over one year now, powering an Abit NF7-S ver2. Have yet to experience any problem.

Pros: Handles heavy loads well. Long cables work well for large cases. Hasn't blown up yet.

Cons: I'll let you know when it overloads.

Overall Review: I'm running this powering an AMD XP 2600 on an Asus A7N8X. 3 RAM sticks, 7 hard drives, Radeon 9800, and a couple fans. It really should have blown up long ago.

Pros: great power supply from Thermaltake, own 4 now. Of course NewEgg sets the standard for excellent customer service. Thanx NewEgg!

Cons: none

Pros: Never had any problems with it, cables are more than long enough to reach everything in my full tower case, price is great.

Cons: None that I can think of.

Overall Review: I use this to power a system with an AMD Athlon 2800+, 4 internal hard drives, 1 external hard drive (powered through the system (firewire)), 2 DVD-RW drives, and about 5 fans without any problems.