XFX P1-650X-CAH9 650 W ATX12V v2.2 / ESP12V v2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: This thing is HEAVY, very nice quality. I could use this thing to power my machine or fight off home intruders. Fan is quiet, tons of hookups for the modular cables, PCI-e connectors everywhere for the SLI fanatics.

Cons: The only thing that's kind of awkward about it is the wire bundle that's built into the PSU has 3 PCI-e connectors on it, so unless you're running SLI you're going to have a spare wire hogging up airflow space. Not enough to take off an egg, just an observation. I'm just a little OCD about my case being tidy. =)

Overall Review: I like the bag they include for the modular cables. Nice for storing your spares for later use. Rebate was also very easy to file through XFX. People complaining about the fan, I don't have that problem at all. It's been running 24/7 for 2 weeks now and not a sound. Machine it's powering: Phenom II 965 BE @ 3.5ghz 8GB Patriot DDR3 @ 1600mhz Sapphire HD5870 2GB

Pros: Plenty of power (650 solid watts) Great 5-year warranty Modular-ish Design (modular enough) 4 - PCIe connections Wires are plenty long for Mid-Tower Quiet and cool looking Got mine for $59 after $30 MIR

Cons: none

Overall Review: What do you really need for power? Currently powering: Phenom II 1055t 6-core GTX 460 9600 GSO (for PhysX) DVD, 2 HDDs, etc. Will move to SLI setup in the next year, won't have any problems powering it. XFX is a great company, have had many products of theirs. 5-year warranty can't be beat with a solid PSU like this

Pros: This PSU is VERY nice for a 650w. Feels real heavy in hand. Modular cables make it a lot less crowded in my case, this PSU has them. Also comes with very nice packaging and a cable soft pack case. :)

Cons: None.

Overall Review: not at the moment

Pros: VERY good construction quality. Looks like a rugged piece of hardware. The green on the modular power connectors (yes, they're green NOT gray as pictured) match my In-Win BR665 mATX case's color scheme almost perfectly! As I hope you would know from looking at it this is "Semi" Modular, and the fixed cables are ones that you will use.

Cons: 2x 4-pin 12v AND 8pin 12v? Seems a little silly to me. A non issue, definitely not one to dock an egg for. But it did add to the cables that needed to be tucked away, and in my mATX I need all the space I can get :)

Overall Review: Buy this power supply, I doubt you'll regret it. 52A on the Single +12v rail is what I want for a good sturdy current. With the ability for 624W continous power through that rail, I'm confident that crossfire 6850's and my Phenom II processor OC'd will be sturdy.

Pros: *Very powerful yet quiet fan *Semi-modular design *Active PFC *80 Plus Certified *Heavy and seems as though quality components were used *Comes in nice packaging and has a case for extra cables

Cons: Could be completely modular...

Overall Review: I'm reusing an Antec P180 and when I first turned this PSU on the amount of wind (and noise) coming from my case was crazy. I then realized I had my case fans all on high from my previous build and turned them to low and now it's super quiet and everything still stays cool. This PSU's fan is just a beast and moves a lot more air than my old one (also 120mm interestingly) so I didn't need to have the other case fans on so high. Noise solved and everything stays cool to the touch. This was my first XFX product and it won't be my last. The rebate came within 8 weeks which is actually pretty fast. I'm still waiting on other rebates for products purchased at the same time...

Pros: I ordered this 5 years ago, it is still running without issues!

Cons: None

Overall Review: Great device has lasted 5 years!

Pros: XFX is a brand I try to stick with when I build PC's. I have always had their video cards so I decided to give this PSU a try. It is modular so it leaves lots of extra room, especially if you are like me and only have the basics in the case. This leaves lots of extra space for cooling without all the useless wires in the case.

Cons: It was a tight fit in my case, however I got it to work. Be careful with small cases because it may give you some trouble.

Overall Review: Newegg is awesome as usual.

Pros: This thing is built like a tank. Very solid, and had no trouble installing. The packaging was impressive, and the modular cables come in their own little storage bag. Handles my Phenom II x4 and Radeon 6870 without trouble.

Cons: Not completely modular. While I used most of the cables that were attached, the one that I didn't annoys me.

Overall Review: Some other reviews mention a clicking noise, and after construction I heard it. Thankfully, it was just a cable rubbing up against a random fan.