COOLER MASTER eXtreme Power Plus RS700-PCAAE3-US 700W ATX 12V v2.3 Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: silent fan, ran well for a time

Cons: Stopped working after a few months just out of the blue. maybe mine is defective but not very satisfied with the product.

Pros: 3 months now and still going strong!

Cons: If only it had an extra 2 PCIe 6+2 cables, it could've been the ideal power supply for SLI/Crossfire.

Other Thoughts: i5-3570k + Hyper 212 Evo
8GB Corsair Vengeance
XFX Radeon 7850 2GB 256-bit GDDR5
ASrock Z77 Extreme 4
NZXT Phantom PHAN-001RD

Pros: The cords were enough. I have room for more devices to power and it hasn't caught on fire yet. I say it's been a marvelous time so far.

Cons: To much power?

Other Thoughts: If it's your first build flip the switch off and don't connect it until everything's right. I got scared on the first flip because I heard a spark crackle, but everything was alright.

Pros: Lots of Molex and SATA connections. I working on a custom build and my ps crapped out on my daily user. It will be a few weeks before I have everything for my custom build. I threw this bad boy in to get me up and running until I get a new ps for my daily. Works great with the different SATA and IDE I've collectedin my daily over the years.

Cons: None that I can find

Pros: 700w, not cumbersome, silent fan. Covers my needs.

Cons: Nothing I wasn't aware of going in: not 80 plus, not modulated, not SLI/Xfire ready without molex adapters, only the power cable has mesh.

Other Thoughts: I got a great deal with a $25 rebate.

Pros: Fit in the cutout slot for the PSU in the case perfectly, all cords were long enough to reach where they needed to go, with an inch or two to spare.

Cons: I am not a big fan of the 20+4 design, or the 4+4 secondary power connector. Be certain when installing this, that the pins are lined up perfectly and that you push the cords in as far and as hard as they can go.
Installing the split cords was troublesome, but eventually they snapped/locked/remained in place, secure.

Other Thoughts: The molex cords weren't necessary for my build (not having any IDE/ATA drives) but if I had more/extra fans they would come in handy.

Pros: Quiet, variable speed fan. Noise ONLY noticeable when under extreme load. Most of the time, my system draws 300-400 Watts, but peaks at 600 Watts +. At such times, brief that they are, the fan speed increases with load and then quickly scales back when the load drops

Cons: None of note

Pros: Not loud.

Cons: I wasn't able to install this power-supply into my case the way they suggested. Either ways they suggested actually. I had to figure it out myself, but I did and it works just fine.

Pros: Very quiet love it

Cons: none

Pros: Works, not much else to expect from a PSU.

Cons: Could have more cable options, only has two six pins, which most current GPUs use both, so If Im going to go SLI im going to need adapters, nothing to knock a egg off for though.