SeaSonic M12II 750 SS-750AM 750W ATX12V / EPS12V SLI Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular Active PFC Semi-modular Power Supply

Pros: This was a steal. On sale, promo code, rebate. Couldn't buy a 550W for the price tag on this.
SeaSonic has a very good reputation for quality. It does have a 5 year warranty also. Modular is the icing on the cake.

Cons: None. Tested well, every option works.

Other Thoughts: Average system does not need this large of a unit. Ther was no passing it up.

Pros: Plenty of (solid feeling) modular cables
Efficient
Cool
VERY QUIET

Cons: I really wish PSU manufacturers would sleeve all the way to the ends of the cables.

Other Thoughts: people giving this psu bad reviews should buy a power supply with a bit more wattage. Seems this psu has a PWM fan profile in it, so if you're drawing an excessive amount of power from it, the fan speeds up. As long as you're not going totally overboard and pushing it to the edge, this psu runs VERY quiet.

Pros: Very quiet, semi modular and have enough connector for what i need love the color, match with my case and mobo

Cons: Short 4/8 connector I have a cm storm scout and it wont reach my mobo if i pass through the back of my case.

Other Thoughts: Gets warm during heavy loads my last one does not, Antec earth watts 650. 2 pci express that were split to 4 plugs, it does the job though. Only been using this for a week and seems to be doing fine.

Pros: Modular, 750w, Very Very VERY reputable brand, 80+ bronze, quiet, powerful.
This power supply will for sure power any rig you have. (unless you're doing like 3 7990's or something.)

Cons: The ATX power cord isn't long enough for cable management and it doesn't come with an extender so you will see it going up to your mother boards ATX power.

Other Thoughts: The PCI-E cables could have been a bit better as well but overall this is an amazing power supply for the price I recommend this to anyone who is building a computer or just upgrading.

Pros: Nice cables and seems like a solid PSU

Cons: Loud, as the user below me said. The fan is the loudest thing in my case well. But it beats having the coil whine other PSU's make.

Pros: Powers all of my units.
More than enough modular cables.

Cons: Fan is the loudest thing in my case. I'd rather have a jet parked next to me than use this PSU.

PSU all but nullified every sound advantage my Fractal Design Define R4 provided.

Other Thoughts: If the fan was as quiet as advertised I would be perfectly happy with this product.

Pros: Quality PSU, well built, trusted name, instillation was a snap just a couple of issues so read below. Everything looks quality from the wire sheathing to the paint job. Nice boxing of the product and it preformed as you would want.

Cons: First and most apparent issue: Its not really a 4 x pci-e. Its two that are split into two making for 4 pci-e connectors. Not four separate wires. The second issue is this PSU is for a mid tower not a full tower. The 4/8 CPU 12 volt wire is just barely long enough to run behind the mother board on my Corsair 550D mid Tower. This would not be long enough for a full tower to run behind the board. The other wires are fine.

Other Thoughts: Its a great deal on sale, a quality product that would be more then enough to SLI and couple of powerful GPUs.

Pros: Great PSU, more than enough power for most enthusiast PCs, good price, and it's SeaSonic.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: SeaSonic makes arguably the best PSUs on the market, so you really can't go wrong here.

Pros: Modular, it works, No issues

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I bought this to throw in a old rig that I was selling and well I am not gonna lie I wanted to keep it lol.

Pros: Quality reputation in the Seasonic brand name.

It is pretty quiet. Not perfectly silent, but very very quiet.

Cons: The CPU power cable could be a little longer. When mounting in a case that has the PS on the bottom its a bit of stretch.

I had to run it in the gap under my video card to reach.