KINGWIN Lazer LZ-1000 1000W Modular 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC W/ 3-Way LED Switch and Universal Modular Connector Power Supply

Pros: This has performed exceedingly well over the past 8 months of ownership. It's able to power an overclocked quad i7, 4 SSD's, 2 GTX 570s in an SLI configuration, 16 GB of RAM, and so many peripherals I've lost count. The modular connections have the ability to shine a pleasant blue, white, or not at all depending on your preference, and complement cases which may have a viewport or cutout to see your machine's guts. Additionally, the fan is nice and quiet even during periods of extended use.

Cons: It's not entirely modular, but that's clearly visible in the product description and somewhat unnecessary in my opinion. Otherwise, this thing's a beast. No complaints.

Other Thoughts: Would definitely recommend for future builds. Very suitable for gaming rigs.

Pros: I've been using this PSU for almost 2 years now and its still going strong. It's quiet, stays cool, and the lighting makes my current build look nice. This thing has powered everything I've thrown at it with no problems. Would buy another if I could - see other thoughts.

Cons: Doesn't do the dishes.

Other Thoughts: Currently this bad boy is out of stock. I would buy another if it showed up again. I haven't heard much about this brand (mostly you hear about antec, corsair, thermaltake, and the like) but I'm tempted to stick with Kingwin if the quality is this good.

Pros: Easy to use modular cable management.

Cons: Powered down a few times on its own before it failed completely last week.

Other Thoughts: For the price played for this power supply you would think you get a product that would last more then two years.

Pros: Good strong supply, with ample amount of extra cables. the fact that it is modular is a definite plus.

Cons: It has a short CPU power supplement cable, which isn't good in a Full tower, and Monster towers, like Rosewill's Thor case. But other than that, nothing bad.

Other Thoughts: I love the fact that it is power efficient in the LED lighting too. It only lights up the plugs that are being use. I just wish there was a red LED to match my case.

Pros: worked well while it worked

Cons: Died after two months

Other Thoughts: this ps has a 3 year warranty didnt last 3 months still cant get a hold of kingwin for an RMA been two weeks

Pros: Its a PSU and it works that's about as good as it gets.

Looks very nice. Nice packaging. Sharp looking unit. LED's are a nice touch, I like the clearn LED connectors.

I bought this to do a dual GPU setup, but then decided to sell my 6970, didn't buy a second 6970 and bought an MSI GTX670 instead. Now I really don't need anywhere near this much power, but I've got it if I need it I guess.

Cons: None. It worked out of the box and has more power than I need.

Other Thoughts: If you need a powerful PSU, this one's quite nice. I'd buy it again.

Pros: Cable management is a big must for me, nobody likes to have cables zig zagging all over the case making it look bad and causing air flow issues. I am having to purchase a new one to replace one I bought over a year ago, and it was not the PSU that died on its own but rather my Corsair water cooling cables developed a leak and got all in my PSU causing it to surge. Other then that the PSU when working amazed me at the price I payed and have confidence it will last years. There is plenty of power to run up to 3 cards with no slow downs or crashes everything ran very stable. I don't over clock because I try to get yrs out of my equipment, but im sure it could run very stable if I did.

Cons: If you don't like bright lights then don't buy this. It can run in white or blue. Also I wanted to say to the people that are having issue's are probably new to building rigs. I think alot of you that are having problems do not have your board grounded properly which can lead to frying the board or the PSU..

Other Thoughts: If you want a resonable priced PSU then this PSU is perfect. Kingwin has awesome support.

Pros: Easy install. nice design and look, plenty of cables provided. Still working great a year+ after install and I use this PC everyday

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Built a PC with this a year+ ago and still working good

Pros: This is a steal for what you get. I have had this power supply for 2 years and no problems. Have been running trifire with 3x overclocked 6970s for the last 8 months or so. 3820 cpu overclocked to 4.7 Ghz also. Do not hesitate on this power supply. This is the only part which has survived my upgrades over the last 2 years. Every other part has been replaced over that timespan but no need to even consider a new psu.

Cons: Can't think of one.

Other Thoughts: I see no reason to spend more on a 1000w psu.

Current rig this powers:

Asrock x79 extreme 6
i 7-3820 @ 4.7 Ghz
16 GB ddr 3 1866
3x Radeon 6970 trifire @ 925 Mhz
3x 23" 1080p monitors
240 GB Corsair force gt
2 7200 rpm drives
Corsair 600t white
Ducky Shine II mech keyboard

Pros: I purchased this power supply because it was the cheapest 1000w power supply to pass the hardocp testing process. Most cheap 1000w power supplies do not maintain a stable current and can cause high overclocks to crash as they do not maintain stable current under load. This power supply is 100% within the ATX specifications, while most 1000w's do not.

Cons: The 8pin CPU cable is a little too short to be routed in my Corsair 500r with an asrock extreme6 x79 mobo. I initially routed it acrossed the top but then bought a 3 dollar extension cable from here. It was only 1 inch short to begin with.