Pros: great power supply, easy to install in A n t e c 900 case, perfect fit. nice anti vibration gasket included. lots of cables. easy access to plugs. powered right up without any problems. VERY quiet

Cons: none

Pros: Quiet, high efficiency, can run 24/7 for years. Enough to power any configuration currently on the market. Newegg has fast reliable shipping.

Cons: Price a bit higher than other brands. Tried to use mail-in rebate form which was offered at the time of purchase - my explanation of the troubles with the rebate is below. :-(

Overall Review: This product came with mail in rebate through "Worldwide rebates" company. I have submitted all documents required within 20 days after the purchase: Rebate form with my signature. I cut-out and glued to the form original bar code from the box. I copied packing list from Newegg with the date of purchase. Here's what I got from them: Dear X. Y., Your Rebate was not approved for the following reason(s) - Copy of Receipt/Invoice or Packing List is missing - Reseller is not eligible for this offer - No proof of purchase date in documentation Reseller not eligible for offer - that means NewEgg is not eligible for the rebate ? Unbelievable! Thermaltake is a great brand. I have a several products from them. But please, do not use Worldwide rebates as a company for rebates!!! They suck. I wonder if they don't send emails like this to all customers and cash the rebate money themselves. I am very disappointed and will never buy any product with mail-in rebate provided by Worldwide re

Pros: First of all, it's modular. Don't buy a PSU unless it's modular. Period. The cooling fan is big and it's positioned to remove hot air from the case. Also, being certified to run ATI's crossfire is a nice feather in the cap.

Cons: If you have a case where the PSU goes on the bottom (like the Antec 900), that would decrease the effectiveness of the cooling fan significantly. This PSU is designed for top mounting positions obviously.

Overall Review: NewEgg have made a slight error in quoting the number of PCI-E connectors. Yes, there are two 6 pin PCI-E modular cables, but there is one 8 pin PCI-E cable also connected to the PSU and an 8 pin to 6 pin adapter if you need it. This brings the number of PCI-E connectors up to three actually.

Pros: Modular, 80+ certified, mirrored finish looks nice, 4 12V rails.

Cons: Silicon pad does not fit into case (TT Armor case, TT Toughpower PSU) There is no audible vibration coming from the PSU when running though, so not a hard con.

Overall Review: SLI Ready? The PSU now comes with a fixed power cable and 8 pin PCI cable. (Two fixed, the rest are modular) At least this is how mine came, I had to revert the 8 pin back to a six pin for my 9800GTX+. Also, don't look to quad sli 2 x2 graphics cards requiring multiple 8 pin PCI connectors. If you are looking to SLI two cards needing 4 six pin PCI total (like one user below) you can easily convert two molex to one six pin PCI. Get this PSU for strong x2 cards or 80 plus power conservation, but not for 2 x2 card or 3 single card arrangements.

Pros: Quiet fan

Cons: The power supply worked fine for about two weeks, then I mailed in the rebate paperwork. Wouldn't you know it, the unit failed to work the day after mailing the rebate. I pulled from the PC to test in another, still no luck. I put it back and crossed my fingers, it powered on. Worked fine for a few more days, and now it died again while using the PC. Now I find myself stuck in RMA limbo with $850 in unusable parts on my desk.

Overall Review: The cable lengths and plug configurations are not ideal.

Pros: I still really like it.

Cons: As I've stated before... none.

Overall Review: The 8 pin connector snaps into two pieces for for a 4pin motherboard connection. I thought I had this problem too but the connector snaps in half if you need it to. Don't worry it's supposed to snap in half.

Pros: Quite, Stable and no fuss installation!

Cons: Just Died after 3 years, and now I am in Kuwait, don't know if warranty is still applicable to me?

Overall Review: Great PSU, would buy it again. Got so many Thermaltake products over the years, such a fan of them. First item that actually died. Oh well C'est la vie. Hope neweggg can help me out with the warranty process.

Pros: Cheap, 5 year warranty.

Cons: One day it just died. Customer turned off the pc and it turned off by itself and never turned back on again. Embarrassing considering he paid good money for his PC.

Overall Review: Stick to Corsair or Silverstone. It just goes to show that even these supposedly "high end" power supplys have a tendency to fail.