Pros: Long lasting, quiet, powerful

Cons: Price increase

Other Thoughts: Bought this in 2012 for 129.99, was looking to get another for apc I'm building my brother, and was shocked to see it's almost a hundred dollars more expensive 4 years later.

Pros: Modular

Cons: Totally unreliable. I never had this PSU in any high power rig. Originally bought it in 2012 for low power HTPC: passive nVidia GeForce, low TDP CPU passively cooled etc. Last year I built a NAS: 4 HDs, 20W Atom CPU, 32GB RAM, RAID card. Absolutely nothing demanding. And today after BIG BOOM! I found a piece of ferrite under PSU and the NAS is dead (the data loss still to be determined). Piece of junk.

Other Thoughts: Don't touch it with a 50ft pole and run away. Oh, and I am ineligible for return. Makes me wonder how I can get a refund, because I don't want another OCZ PSU.

Pros: I have this PSU about 5 years and its still running,quietly. I remember I spilled the coffee cup to my PC and everything is still working fine lol. Maybe Im the lucky one

Cons: No money to buy another one right now !

Pros: Modular

Cons: After about 3 months cords became loose causing motherboard to lose power if the computer is bumped, replacement cords are not available

Pros: Looks good; Greate cables,

Cons: No longer works; not clear where the warranty service is.

Other Thoughts: I bought this power supply 12/2011. It came with a 5 years warranty. The power supply died a few months ago. Unfortunately, I do not seem to be able to replace it because the warranty site (www.ocztechnology.com/support/ticket.html) seems to no longer exist. In its place appears ocz.com, which no longer lists power supplies as one of their products..

Seeing that Newegg is still selling the product, I wonder who is now providing warranty service for this product.

Manufacturer Response:

Please contact http://www.firepower-technology.com/

Pros: This is the best PSU I have owned. It has worked flawlessly for 2 years now. At one point it got wet while I was moving but after cleaning it with some Iso. alcohol and letting it dry out it still works great. The fully modular design makes cable management easy and all the cables are more than long enough even for a very large tower.

Cons: The fan in it is a bit on the loud side but nothing that should be worried about.

Other Thoughts: My build is an AMD FX 8150 on an ASUS Crosshair Formula V overclocked to 4.5GHZ. Two Radoen HD 7970 gpus in crossfire. Water cooled running 3 pumps and 7 fans. Im not sure how much power my machine is drawing but this PSU can handle it.

Pros: I bought this CPU for a new Intel build and I have not had a problem with it in this time. I would recommend it to anyone. At first I didn't want the modular unit, but it saved a bunch of space in my build.

Cons: No problems at all

Pros: Modular power hookups are freaking amazing. It makes cable management a breeze.

Easily handles a mid-high performance machine

Doesn't have any heating issues

Cons: The fan is a little loud, but I wear headphones so it doesn't matter much. The only time there is a problem is when I'm trying to record with my studio mic and it pics up the fan if I'm too close to the machine, but that's why you're supposed to be in a separate room anyways.

Pros: Ran very well for a little over a year.

Cons: It exploded with a loud boom, (Like a .38 caliber
pistol shot next to me) and went dead. Provided quite an adrenaline rush as I thought it WAS a gunshot. Did not damage computer otherwise as far as I can tell.

Other Thoughts: OCZ was easy to deal with and just shipped me a new unit so we'll see how that works.

Pros: Couldn't be happier with my psu. Got it for a deal on top of it having gold certification. you want something like this if your paying the electric bill. love the modular and well constructed cables. SUPER quiet.

Cons: Truly has none.