I like the fact that Silverstone includes a connector index on the side of the unit showing exacting where each cable goes on the power supply.  This is especially important since the PCI-E cables uses the same pin grouping as the 6-pin Aux connector and to insure your graphics cards are getting the most and proper voltage you are able to see that they should be placed next to each other.

As is customary with most power supplies, Silverstone supplies a placard on the Strider showing the values for each rail as well as the combined voltages for the 12+ as well as the combined wattage for the 3.3 and 5 volt rails.  We are so used to seeing single 12 volt rails in the past and recently have gotten used to seeing the better power supplies with dual 12 volt lines in an attempt to provide better regulated line voltages to both the motherboard and the 12 volt accessories. Now Silverstone has gone one better and increased that number two fold and given us four 12 volt rails to work with.  Now we have voltage on the four rails that look like 12V1 @ 13A, 12V2 @ 18A, 12V3 @ 16A, 12V4 @ 8A. These four independent rails will insure the maximum stability possible for our system.