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Question: How many sata connectors are there? I'd like 7,  2 for CD-ROM drives and 5 for Hard drives.
Document: I have been building PCs for over 20 years and I purchase many products because of the warranty and need.Pros:======1. Great 5 year warranty what more do you want?!?!2. Hybrid modular PSU. You have the benefits of a modular PSU and a standard pre-wired PSU. Love the options and price.3. Great efficency. Love the Bronze rating and 80%+ efficiency!4. Quiet.
This power supply is absolutely silent and works continuously like a champ. I also really like the fact that it came with so many cables (more than I needed) and good instructions. Highly recommend.
It is a larger PSU coming in at 7.1 x 5.9 x 3.4 inches and weighing 6.8 pounds. This might not be a con for some, but for me and my HTPC it was pushing the limits of my available space. Measure your case first to determine if it will fit.Other thoughts:============Great product from EVGA. The warranty is superb at 5 years. If it fits your case buy it!
I have many EVGA PSUs (5). All of them except this one fit my needs for noise. The 430 Watt I have is quiet, the 500 watt is quiet, the 1000 Watt Gold is really quiet and the 1000 Watt Platinum is truly silent. This one is MUCH louder than the others. If silence is required, I would purchase a different PSU.
I am running one GTX 660Ti (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008S15X3W/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_2) so that was the only cable that had to be hidden. The modular cables are for drives, molex devices, and there are two more vga cables for quad video card support.
In other words, EVGA advertises this product as having a 5 year warranty period on product detail sheets, on the item's packaging (called a "3+2 year global warranty"), and even on the product page for the item on the EVGA website. However, in the warranty section of their website (which changes frequently), they clearly state that the product has only a 3 year warranty period.
The spec sheet and product info page for this PSU on EVGA's website state that it has a "5-year warranty upon product registration." That is misleading. This product has a guaranteed 3-year warranty for the original owner. The additional 2 years of warranty are only granted to the original owner if the product is registered with EVGA within 30 days of the invoice date.Let me say that again, because it is worth repeating.
In other words, if the last sentence describes your circumstances, you received only 60% of the warranty you most likely thought you were getting when you purchased this product.The truth of the warranty first came to my attention when I held the unit's box in my hands and read where it states the terms cryptically, with these exact words in a bullet point: "3+2 year global warranty." That's ambiguous, but a little better than claiming an outright 5 years of warranty.
UPDATE 4/1/2014As of a few days ago the fan in the replacement PSU is loose and is EXTREMELY NOISY AGAIN!!! WTH EVGA! Also, my drives are now randomly disappearing until I restart and I assume this is also because of the PSU. 1 star for making me angry and have to go through this again.UPDATE 3/21/2014The new PSU has been running well for 2 months now and is quiet. No issues.UPDATE 1/20/2014Bliss.
According to EVGA, via their website, these warranty extensions are AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE, and ONLY AFTER THE PRODUCT IS REGISTERED, and ONLY IF THE REGISTRATION IS COMPLETED 90 DAYS FROM THE ORIGINAL INVOICE DATE. According to EVGA, it will cost an additional $10 to purchase an additional 2-year warranty extension for this product in order to get a 5-year warranty: a benefit which they advertise and claim is automatically granted to the original owner.
Answer: There are enough connections for that. I have it hooked up to 8 Hard drives 4 SSD's 2 Video cards and 1 DVD drive.