Antec EarthWatts EA650 650W Continuous Power ATX12V Ver.2.2 / EPS12V version 2.91 SLI Certified CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC "compatible with Core i7/Core i5" Power Supply

Pros: bought this in 2009 january. i ran 5 different setup on this PSU and recently i upgraded to i3570k @4500ghz with SLI gtx600 (2) and this stupid power supply wont give up! i wont replace it until it breaks.

Cons: none... this piece of iron is unbreakable

Other Thoughts: antec FTW (PSU wise)

Pros: It's been almost three years since I've gotten this PS.Still kicking

Cons: Zero.Putting together a new system and thinking should I stick with this one or get a new PS???Hummmm

Pros: Was cheap, looks nice

Cons: Was sorely dissapointed in Antec after using this PS unit. Used this in a PC used mainly to browse the internet (no gaming) and this failed after 11 months. Same symptoms as everyone else states, the PC would not stay running, and eventually would not power on at all. Replaced with a cheap 6 year old spare laying around and problem resolved.

Other Thoughts: Antec used to be among the best of the best, but their QC seems to be slipping. I've opened a RMA request with Antec and we'll see what happens. I am prepared for this to be a painful drawn out ordeal reading everyone else's experiences here.

Pros: Purchased this after my Dell PSU went dead. I have had it for nearly 2 years now and it is still going Strong and Quiet. Plenty of connectors and cables along with it's powerful 650watt system

Cons: NONE

Pros: More than enough to power my whole rig
955 BE
gtx 470
2 HDDs
and 4 fans.

Nice long cables and greatshielding.

Cons: Not modular?

Other Thoughts: Only drawback is i have to have this psu with the fan facing down in my antec 300 case as the CPU 8 pin doesn't reach otherwise, but thats the case with most PSUs.

Pros: Rock solid stable power for 4 years (since march '08) with system on 24/7 used for gaming.

Plenty of connectors and long cables for any motherboard and case.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Cables could be a little more modular.

Money well spent.

Pros: Purchased in 2/2009, this PSU has delivered quiet steady operation.

Cons: Cabling is not anything fancy nor is it modular.

Other Thoughts: Exactly what you want out of a PSU. Solid power delivery and no issues.

Pros: Had it for over 3 year's, running nearly 24/7, and it runs perfectly fine still. Powers a moderate system (see other thoughts) with power to spare. It is extremely reliable, with a sturdy design. Plenty of plugs for all your hardware

Cons: To many plugs for all your hardware, since it's not modular wires just get packed into my case.

The only thing I ever had a problem with was when it doesn't power back on after a power outage. I think this is a safety thing built into the PSU, I'm hoping it is anyways. But it always freaks me out when my computer won't turn on. Simply unplugging it for a second seems to fix the problem though.

Other Thoughts: This baby powers this system flawlessly:

8150 FX AMD 3.6 ghz octa core
250 GTS 1gb MSI
Samsung spinpoint 1tb hard drive
16 gigs ripsaw z series
gigabyte UD3 990 FX mobo

I'm upgrading to the Rosewill BRONZE Series RBR1000-M 1000W. I plan on using this PSU in my other system (with all my old parts that I originally was using with this PSU), and I expect it to keep running everything flawlessly for a while.

Pros: AAA Great Power Supply and energy efficient Awsome and runs what I need in My full sized tower I built

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I have done my research before purchase and this was the one

Pros: Have it hooked up in a mid tower with a rampage 3 extreame and a gtx 570, so far ive had it for about 6 months, pretty good, hasnt given me problems,

Cons: mid tower case, so my case is filled with the cables since its not modular, wish it was, also throttles gpu and cpu but its good enough to play my games with decent framerate,

Other Thoughts: I will be upgrading to a 1000 watt psu so i can post if theres a big difference.