KINGWIN ABT-750MM 750W ATX 12V v2.2/ BTX SLI Ready CrossFire Ready Power Supply

Pros: Lots of plugs, cheap, reliable.

Usually I shy away from Chinese PSUs, but this one seems well-built and stable. Glad I took a chance.

Cons: Wish it were modular. Would be nice if painted black.

Other Thoughts: Regret not buying a 1000+W PSU instead for future Crossfire, but it'll do.

Pros: Can't beat it for the price. Enough cables to hook up anything you would like.

Cons: None

Pros: I don't hear it
No heating issues (Whether my case helps or not)
Does what it needs to do
What can I say? It's a power supply that works.

Cons: Not modular, but I payed $50 for it. What does it matter?

Other Thoughts: I posted a review about it not working, which I can't remove now, but I RMA'd it and got a working one (sorry about that).

Pros: Was steady, no issues for almost exactly a year

Cons: Started overheating heavily with major applications at first and then less and less demanding applications as time went on. It would just turn off automatically

Pros: Lots of wires, exceeds any possibilities that I could possible use it for. Some people might consider the fan to be a bit loud, but it is what I expected it to be. Stays nice and cool.

Cons: Did get one power supply warning from my computer one time, no harm done though. Other than that one issue I have no problems. Was not enough to make me take away a star.

Other Thoughts: Would buy this again in a heartbeat.

Pros: Doesn't work.

Cons: Didn't come with the money I paid for a useless PSU

Other Thoughts: I got it on sale on October 15th and like an idiot, didn't even plug it in to make sure it runs. Today, on December 28th, I built my computer and the power supply won't turn on...

Pros: It works. No problems so far. Not really much more to say about a PSU.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: My build: Intel Core i7-2700K, MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II graphics card, ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 motherboard, Samsung HD103SJ 1TB 7200 RPM hard drive, Kingwin ABT-750MM 750W PSU, G.Skill Ripsaw 1600 8GB RAM, CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Plus, Asus 24x DVD burner, HANNspree 21.5" LCD monitor, Windows 7 Home Premium.

Pros: This is a great power supply.

Cons: None to speak of.

Other Thoughts: I recently gave this power supply a 1 egg because it didn't work the next day. I plugged it into a work computer and it still didn't work. I bought a different power supply and that one popped and smoked. I reinstalled this one as curiousity got the best of me. I plugged it directly into the wall outlet rather than my power strip, which was on, and it booted right up. Apparantely there was nothing wrong with this supply and that it was me. The work computer must have a bad motherboard. I'm out the money I spent on the new power supply, but I got my computer running and tht's what matters most. I can't delete my 1 egg review, but I can at least put up a second review.

Pros: It was cheap.

Cons: It was cheap. The main power cable tubing was cut down the middle, but nothing seemed to be wrong with it. I plugged it in and it worked great the first night for about an hour. I got up in the morning to check email and the supply was dead. I plugged the old PSU in and the computer ran fine. I plugged this one into another computer and it didn't work in that either. Waiting for Newegg to send my the UPS information so I can get a refund.

Pros: Everything worked with my Asrock extreme 3.

Cons: The 12v Cpu power cable was the biggest pain to reach the top of my board.