The placard on the side of the power supply will tell us the important information about the supply, looking at the all important 12-volt rails you can see the rails 1 and 2 are rated at 19 amps each whereas the rails 3 and 4 are rated at 32 amps each.  This is more than enough power to run just about any system out there.

When you get the connector part of the power supply you can see that it has four black colored connector where you will attach the Molex and SATA cables.  The two red connectors are used for attaching the PCI-e connectors to the power supply and the final plug is for the 8-pin or 6+2 connector cable.

Around this part of the review you would expect me to tears the seal off of this unit and show you picture of the inside of the unit.  Since we will giving this supply away as a prize in an upcoming contest we want to keep the supply in pristine condition.  Looking down through the grill and past the fan blades you can see the large heatsink used on the unit.

One other thing is worth mentioning and that is the size of the AeroCool Horsepower 1020 power supply, the overall size is about the same as that of a SFF power supply, so with the information in hand image building a nice SFF computer without a fear in the world about running out of power, that makes it worth the price just for that feature.