Pros: Its heavy which makes me think it's high quality. Lots of cables and they're long and covered in a mesh to prevent tangling. It's fan is quiet. I like it.

Cons: None so far in the first 3 months.

Overall Review: This is not really a con but it did scare me a bit when I first got it. This PS takes longer to charge the capacitors then any other power source I ever had by at least 10 seconds. Whenever you unplug your machine and then plug it back in (say your moving), it might not turn on immediately. Just take TWO deep breaths and try again. Everything will be fine. It's just trying to scare you. Im not complaining about 10 seconds, I'm just putting it out there.

Pros: Every thing about this PSU has already been said so I'll keep it short by saying it's great. One thing that is different then the pictures is the cables, I must have received an updated version because my PSU came with black cables not the standard black and yellow braided cables that are in the picture. Also the 24 pin mobo cable is as seen in the pictures, I am very happy with the black cables as they just seem to blend in with everything else and are not an eye swore in my opinion.

Cons: I am hear to back up everyone's claim that this thing is a cable management nightmare. Spent hours getting it to work in the small under compartment on the s340, but to my advantage the s340 has a great cable management setup.

Overall Review: If you are in the market for a PSU do your self the favor and spend the extra on a modular or semi modular PSU, otherwise this will do.

Pros: very sleek looks quite fan awsome power tests can pull over 750 watts so feel safe if your system pulls around 650 trust me you will be fine test peaked at 816 watts but i would not recomend that just saying it did it for a moment without dieing.

Cons: none as of yet ill keep you up to date

Overall Review: lots of cables that are very long...... in my mid tower case it is harder to manage but id rather have to much cable then not enough :D lol i got it powering a amd 9950 BE OC to 3.0ghz 3 hdd 1 dvd rom 1 gigabyte 6950 OC to 950mhz 6 large case fans 4 sticks of 2 gig g-skill ram and i still got alot of head room left with this psu id feel safe after my tests running it in CF with 2 6950s hope this helps you all. if it did let me know or pm me if you want help . cya

Pros: Lots of power for a great price. I've always used XFX graphics cards and since my current PSU was going out I decided to try theirs. So far so good.

Cons: Cables. Everywhere. I know it isn't modular but it is impossible to have some nice pretty cable management with this thing. The main board connector was the only one that comes with a braided cover so the other cables are a little ugly, but it works.

Overall Review: Got mine on sale with a $30 rebate as well. Great deal for the power. Drives my R9 280 great.

Pros: Plenty of amps on 12v rail for beefy graphics cards puts out 750 watts on ACTUAL ambient (36C/97F inside computer case, where I live ambient @ 28C/83F)

Cons: Obviously not modular but not really a con 130mm fan can get loud under load.

Overall Review: I purchased this power supply with a second gtx 660 non ti to run in sli and had plenty of power as I was only using around 630 watts from wall (Killawatt Meter) even with noth 660's overclocked and voltage bumped. Power drop of about .1%. Currently voided warranty as I have replaced the built-in fan with a quieter 120mm high static pressure fan. Still Works like a champ, i would definately reccomend this power supply under 80$. BTW it's Seasonic, look up the power supply background.

Pros: Received this last Wednesday, and I put it in the new system I bought in pieces on here. Works really well, not an issue yet. It's quiet, and it pushes everything I've asked of it, including an R9-285, 125W Octocore CPU, and 3 traditional SATA drives. I really like the flat cables, they're easy to run, and store nicely. It's not a modular, but that's ok, I don't always trust modulars. TONS of connectors!

Cons: Umm... It was a little difficult to identify the 4+4 pin connector for CPU Power? I think that was the only issue, lol. Just took me a minute to find it because all the cables and ends are black. At least the PCI-E connectors had PCI-E on them so even though I grabbed the same cable probably 3 times looking for the CPU power cable, I knew it wasn't it.

Overall Review: Great PSU, Great price. Pushes my new rig right along.

Pros: Runs quiet and cool, has all the cables I need, looks cool

Cons: Wish it was modular but obviously I could have bought one of those if I wanted. Huge blob of cables hanging out in the bottom of my case as a result.

Overall Review: XFX's website is super easy to use for support, which is part of the reason I bought the product.

Pros: Quiet, good cable length, black, single-rail, 80+ bronze, inexpensive, good brand

Cons: First one DOA, had great voltages, but bad bearing in fan. Would have just replaced the 120mm fan if it wasn't for the warranty sticker over the screw hole. Disappointed in ground shipping for replacement when I had 2nd day on original. Grateful for advanced RMA though!

Overall Review: Newegg's eggcelent service came through for me yet again! Advance Shipped RMA and all! Pretty power supply, black with chrome logos on front and bottom/top (fan)