Thermaltake Smart Series 700W SLI / CrossFire Ready Continuous Power ATX12V V2.3 / EPS12V 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Power Supply Haswell Ready PS-SPD-0700NPCWUS-W

Pros: - 700 watts - Sleeved cables - Ample connections for many applications and expandability - Will support two GPU's with one 6/8 pin PCIe each

Cons: - The 4+4 ATX cable had one half a few millimeters to long making it difficult to secure in the socket - Too many 4-pin peripheral connectors! - The sleeves aren't quite as flush with the connectors as one would hope

Overall Review: If you can catch this on sale with the mail-in rebate for $20, buy it! It's fairly reliable, the fan noise is acceptable when it kicks on, and has enough juice to power my OC'd 7700K at 1.35v, an OC'd RX 480 at 1.15v, three HDD's, one optical, seven fans, and one water cooler. I'd check for better options at the full price with rebate, but would likely be hard pressed to find a better deal than this for even $45. I'll be sure to update the review if it fails any sooner than expected.

Pros: Mounted with ease in my Fractal Design R2 case. Most of the power cables were long enough to run on the back side of the case (behind the motherboard) for a clean look. Silent operation. In addition to video card power, the unit offers multiple dedicated SATA power cables and several Molex (regular 4-pin) 12V connectors for accessories.

Cons: None to speak of.

Pros: Quiet

Cons: Died exactly 1 one year, 3 days after purchase.

Pros: Nice finish Heavy exterior (not scared I would dent or destroy it if it dropped) Fired right up with no issue (changed out a 500w that had no 8 pin atx 12v)

Cons: None

Overall Review: If your not looking for modular this is an amazing power supply

Overall Review: The cables aren't the longest, so if your case is on the big side, you may have some issues.

Pros: plenty of power

Cons: had a bad 8pin connector

Overall Review: I have purchased several of these over the years and I had my first and hopefully the only bad 8pin connector issue out there. That said, Newegg replaced it without any issues and even expedited it for me. Thanks for that Newegg.

Pros: I have a thermaltake build I’ve been working on decided I’d go all thermaltake and this 700w smart psu did not disappoint!

Cons: No complaints

Overall Review: Honestly I would put thermaltake psu next to evga far better than I expected

Pros: - Didn't arrive DOA like some of the other, older reviews - Plenty of SATA and Molex power connectors (would be fit for a medium / high drive density server or workstation) - 8-pin auxiliary CPU power connector fit for high-power systems - 80+ Efficiency rating, is likely to hover around 82-85% efficiency when not running at full load (and you shouldn't run a PSU at full or near full load anyhow)

Cons: - None that I can really complain about. The wire capacitors inside are drenched in glue where they connect together, which looks a bit ugly. It's a power supply though, so it just needs to perform its job well, first and foremost.

Overall Review: - Would buy again, especially at the excellent sale price I got it for, which was 45 or 65% off, I don't remember which. I'll keep an eye on it and update my review if any problems arise.