FSP
The two top rated supplies in that roundup are FSP (Fortron Source Power) units. These are sold under a myriad of names, including Sparkle. Sparkle Power Inc. is a wholey owned subsidiary of FSP. To summarize the findings in that test:
Total max output:
FSP-300-60ATV -390W
FSP-350-60BTP -454W
Antec True Power 380 -470W
There is no doubt the True Power series of Antec's are fine supplies, but the FSP 350W unit can be bought from directron for $38 (as a FSP) or from newegg for $42 (as a sparkle). This places it in a totally different value class from the True Power lineup. Compared to a True Power of similar cost, the FSP/Sparkle is a much beefier supply. The Smart Power series of Antec's are priced more similarly to the FSP/Sparkle, but don't deliver the output of their more expensive True Power siblings. True Power will certainly do the job, but drain your pocketbook at the same time.
There are also 400 and 460W FSP models, I have yet to see them tested. I find the 350W model to be plenty stout, but there are bigger models available for those that feel they are mandated.
Fortunately the FSP part numbers are consistant across the many names these supplies are sold under. The best reference for FSP produced supplies I know of is the sparkle website:
http://www.sparklepower.com/prodatx.htm#12v
Note that at times the final letter in the product designation is meaningless (FSP-350-60BN and FSP-350-60BNS are the same supply). The 3.3V+5V rating is the best way to spot lower output varaiants of FSP supplies constructed for OEM use by Acer or other case manufacturers. Generally deviation in the final letter is due to a differnent fan choice, and in most cases can be disregarded. Fortunately there are no warranty stickers on the lid of FSP units, so you are free to change the fan if you wish a quieter or stronger unit than the original fitment.
The FSP-350-60BN(S) is the current FSP 350W model. It superceeds the FSP-350-60BT(X) series and is the supply I personally own. It is a tank
I posted some linkage to the direction deal on the 350W FSP supply in the cyber deals section. I feel it is far and away the best value in ATX power supplies, and recommend it to all.
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=136160
The THG review of these supplies is one of the better comparisons I have seen. Most tests out there pit but a few of the available supplies against each other, while this one contains 21 relevent choices to overclockers. While it is somewhat revealing that THG doens't seem to understand what FSP is or how one buys these products it is the most definitive test I've seen to date, and well worth reading (if you haven't already).
http://www.tomshardware.com/howto/02q4/021021/index.html
