OCZ ZS Series 750W 80PLUS Bronze High Performance Power Supply compatible with Intel Sandy Bridge Core i3 i5 i7 and AMD Phenom

Pros: Great PSU, owned for over a year now - not a single problem.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: When I first purchased this PSU, I wasn't too sure about OCZ products. They make a quality product and it definitely reflects on how well the company is doing today.

Pros: I like to review the long-game. These PSUs are still out there. I've been running mine for just a month and a year now, post-rebuild upgrade to i3570k, 16gb ram, HD 7870, HDDs, SSDs and this thing just hums along.

Super nice, super quiet. Ivy Bridge Compatible as well, in my experience.

Cons: None other than 'discontinued'

Pros: Works great

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Absolutely no issue with this PSU. I was building a system for my brother, and I wanted to do a good but affordable build. I also wanted to buy a modular style, but this one was on sale when I was buying it and it had great ratings from other reviews. It powers up the 560 Ti's in SLI, i5 2500k, Blu-Ray burner, 2 drives, and the multiple fans that are on the case. I've heard complaints about other PSU's being loud, but that's not the issue with this one. Strongly recommend.

Pros: -Got this for a fantastic price of $50 after a Shell Shocker + M&R.
-Powering two GTX 460s in SLI. No problems yet.
-Sufficient amount of connectors.

Cons: -SATA connectors aren't sleeved.
-Not modular (not a con, as I was aware of this).

Other Thoughts: Note that the Rosewill HIVE 750w is based on the same platform as this OCZ ZS 750w... so it has the same innards, is cheaper, and is modular.

Pros: It has connections for everything I need and more and the length of the cables is great I have no problems reaching components with my full tower NZXT Phantom. And the fan is very quiet.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I bought this from another retailer because newegg is out of them, and i can see why, its a great psu. Would have been better if it was modular but not a big issue.

Pros: -Gets the job done, running two GTX 460s.
-Amazing price ($50 after M+R & shell shocker)

Cons: None so far.

Pros: just completed a new build with this ocz power supply on asus mobo sabertooth 990 fx works great

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: a modular P/S would be nice for the price I can deal with a few extra cables newegg doesnt stock these anymore glad I bought it while they had them in stock

Pros: Served me well so far. Lots of power.

Cons: This is my first power supply over 400W. I was not ready for the amount of cables it came with. This was a great price, but if I had to do it again I'd go modular.

Pros: The power supply worked very well for a long time. I had no issues with it whatsoever.

Cons: Come to find out one day my computer just didn't turn on. I called OCZ tech support, did the usual way of testing the power (sticking a paper clip into the green socket and any one of the black sockets to make a connection. Stayed stable... until I plugged it back into the motherboard. Worked ONLY if I jiggled around the cable... WAS NOT HAPPY! Also is NOT compatible with Ivy Bridge CPU... but I bought this last year, so that's my thing. Just letting you all know!

Other Thoughts: Recently upgraded my Gigabyte motherboard to the ASRocks Z77 Extreme 9 motherboard, along with the new Intel i7 3.5ghz Ivy Bridge processor. Just found out that this not compatible with my new CPU... been trying to figure out for days why the darn thing won't turn on. But I'm learning as I go :-P

Pros: I have over 8 usb devices connected to this PSU with my other computer components (motherboard, processor memory ect..), it rocks with no power issues.

Cons: the only negative is that theres lots of cables for connectors but thats not really a bad thing, If you can get a the larger standers case, this power supply is built for it and the unit is made for a high end user or gamer!