hec Zephyr MX 750 750W Peak Output ATX12V V2.3 / EPS12V V2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: Hasn't had any problems since I bought it in 2011, Wire sleeves help manage wires a little better. Has been sitting Directly on top of a water cooler that runs a tad warm and hasn't had any problems. Worth the money Imo.

Cons: Wires are a bit cluttered.

Pros: - 6 years of 24/7 service.
- Unbeatable price for wattage.
- Unbeatable price for quality.
- Heavy - good heatsinks.
- TONNES OF CONNECTORS - Crossfire/SLIer's dream.
- Quieter than my hard drives.

Cons: - Rear fan is crab - died after a year or two. 5$ replacement.
- WIRES! TOO MANY OF THEM! Hope you have a place to stow them all.
- Old polished metal design made it stick out like a sore thumb on my matte case.

Other Thoughts: I bought this thing when it had no reviews. It was my first build, and I didn't really understand PSU's yet, so I was going for the best wattage to price ratio.

It came in a box with a plastic handle on it because it was so darn heavy. My intuition back then was that heavy = quality so I figured that I would probably be alright with it.

6 years later, it's still running constantly, consistently, and powering high performance equipment. I just could not dock an egg because of the above problems, because they're mere inconveniences when what really matters is the quality of the unit itself.

Pros: quiet...

Cons: it jus died on me pretty randomly..

Pros: No hardware problems, easy to install and use.

Cons: My goodness! The cords inside are a cluster**** compared to the power source I just bought for another computer. I have a Cooler Master HAF+ case, and the cords make it seem like a micro case! If you're going to use this power system, make sure you invest in cord clips. If you do not, your fans will suck the cords right into them. They hang loose all over the place. It is dangerous if you don't get it taken care of.

Other Thoughts: On the plus side of the clutter, the cord clusters are covered in some sort of meshing. That helps to reduce the clutter, but it's still overwhelming. But for the price, it's a good buy.

Pros: i have 2 of these the last one was for my 3rd build. the 1st one is running 2 XFX 4890's in crossfire. the 2cnd one is running a XFX 6950, both systems have 16 gig of memory, 1TB HD, and lots of fans. not to mention the over clocked CPU's 1- 6 core, 1 quad core. knock on wood i have never had any prob. with these units. i plane to buy another for my 4th build. can't wait to try out the new AMD pile-driver 6 or 8 core haven't decided yet.

Cons: none, natha, zilch.

Other Thoughts: it looks like Cougar has teamed up with Zephyr. i hope these units are still going to be as good as they have been. looking at the reviews here on newegg for the Cougar 760w does not seem to compare with these units. i did notice that the 1st pic. on newegg shows the unit with 80 plus bronze. like my 1st 2 have. but the last pic. of the bow with the cougar emblem shows 80 plus only. i am going to check with newegg today to confirm this. if this is the case, i guess i will have to pass. i want at least 80 plus bronze, if not better. i hope they haven't down graded the quality of these units. don't understand why company's do things like this.

Pros: It was quiet and ran fine for a while.

Cons: As soon as the warranty expired, so did the life of this PSU. Must of had a gremlin on time release inside.

Other Thoughts: I would suggest buying something with a longer warranty.

Pros: Built like a tank. Does have 750 watts of power. Wires have light netting, this is nice :)

Cons: Not modular. Wire management, even in a full size case, can be tricky, bring zip ties for your zip ties. At this price point and the amount of power output, i cannot dock an egg. Just understand it's not a 150 dollar modular PSU, or you'll have to dock an egg from yourself. :D

Other Thoughts: I got this from a local store last winter, in 2011, browsing newegg decided to leave u guys a review. I live in kansas, this thing has gone through many a nasty storm, 10 power flickers, 3 full on power outages, etc. most psu's in this price range have a hard time here lol. It's powering a phenom 1055t 6core@2.8, 3 fans, a gtx 560, 8 gigs ram. Still trucking along almost a year now, i highly reccomend it.

Pros: Fit the form factor of my case, and had enough connections for everything that I needed.

Cons: Ended up getting a completely faulty unit. I've tried on and off for a few weeks to determine what might be wrong with my system, since it wouldn't start, and determined it was the power supply. Tried even just hooking it up to the motherboard and fans in my case and turning the unit on/starting the system, but the fans only sputtered on for not even a full second. This supply had more than enough output for my needs, yet it was dead before I could even use it.

Other Thoughts: I'd hope that this is just an odd situation that this company's supply was faulty, since it's had good reviews, but I am dissatisfied.

Pros: Great power output. Quiet. Not hard to install. Very reliable!

Cons: Would've liked modular but of course I didn't buy it that way because of the pricing. Still great though!

Other Thoughts: Never had an issue.

Pros: twin 2x6-pin PCI-e connectors, ample connectors for whatever else.

Cons: Actually 700W, weak airflow/fan.

Other Thoughts: Seems to be a decent unit. It's pushing an FX-8120 @ 4.1GHz and a pair of hungry HD4870s with no problem. Would have given 5 eggs if the internal fan was a little stronger.