High Current Pro HCP-750 750W TX12V v2.3 / EPS12V v2.92 SLI Certified CrossFire Certified 80 PLUS GOLD Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: You can tell the second you take it out of the package that this has a nice build quality. The modular plugs work great. Just slap it in and it works, just like any PSU should.

Cons: none

Pros: Very Good power supplies, it runs my sit up just fine and I have not have had any problems with it, quiet as well.

Cons: N/a

Pros: A nice large power supply at a decent cost, especially when it was on sale. Modular allows the lack of all of the mess of cords internally. Capacitors on it are exctremely powerful, when power is lost, it keeps power to the computer for an additonal 5-10 seconds.

Cons: None

Pros: Have had no issues with it.

The Cables were all long enough to comfortably reach to all needed areas in my Corsair Carbide 500R Case.

Have enough head room to put another 670 in sli - enough for me!

Cons: None thus far.

Pros: 750 Watts. Modular (my first modular p/s) - not a lot of extra cables getting in the way. 80 plus gold. 5 year warranty.
Lots of room for expansion in my current system. Even has a floppy connector (no molex adapter needed).

Cons: Nothing serious yet. There's 2 built-in 4-pin CPU plugs which I have no use for, right now. Same with the 6+2 PCIe, I only need the 6 pins for now. A little expensive, but I got mine on sale and with a rebate (which hasn't arrived yet, but it's only been about a week since I sent it in).

Other Thoughts: I got this to replace a 7-year old Antec TRUE 550 which was starting to have issues. So far, I'm glad I stayed with the brand. I'll probably get another one (to replace an Anted TRUE 550 EPS12V slightly older than the one I already replaced) if it goes on sale again.

Pros: Has plenty of room for future growth. Modular plugs to increase the number of connectors you need is a big plus. Quiet and provides power accurately for overclocking needs.

Cons: It's very long from face to tail. Had to remove my Hard Drive fan to fit it in.

Pros: Mainboard and PCI-express cables were long enough to tuck behind the motherboard in a HAF X. Runs cool and quiet.

Cons: Cables are a little stiff, not a big deal.

Other Thoughts: Got this baby for 89.99 after sale and rebate! Can't really ask for a better deal

Pros: heavy, low-rail fluctuations in BIOS

Cons: does not come with a connector with both molex / sata

Pros: outstanding power stability

Cons: has too many unnecessary connectors (e.g. cpu 4 pin x 2, vga 8 pin x 2)

Other Thoughts: cut everything that stood in my way with scissors, so that there were no unnecessary plugs left. I also cut the two modular SATA connectors so that they were the shortest length possible (comes with 3). i highly recommend cutting the 8 pin vga connectors so that they amount to 6. also, be sure to use separate rails for your hard drive and cd-rom, and then cut them.

Pros: Purchased due to specs, item promotion and price. I have no regrets. This is one well built, high quality unit, with good looks to boot. More than enough extra cables and ports. Specs and features of much more high end PSU's. This unit's design makes my PC building skills look even better than they really are. Did I mention that it's whisper quiet at idle, and still not bad at all when pushed just a little. I'm very happy, thanks to Antec, and Newegg!

Cons: Even though mine turned out very neat the lengths of the fixed main harnesses could have been a few inches longer to allow for better cable management. There was just no way to route the 20+4 pin or the 4+4 pin wiring back behind the main board frame in my mid tower Antec DF-35 chassis. A very minor issue unless you have a full tower.

Other Thoughts: Worked right of the bat with no problems at all. I'll report back if something should go wrong later on, or if I need Antec's customer service. Newegg made the purchase painless and swift as usual. AAAAA+++++