XIGMATEK MC NRP-MC751 750W ATX12V Ver.2.2 / EPS12V Ver. 2.92 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: 3 Years on, still stable as a rock, what else is there for me to say?

Cons: its discontinued on newegg.

Other Thoughts: If you can find this PSU anywhere then buy it!!

Pros: This power supply does what a power supply should and that is to do its job without you ever thinking about it. It was never lacking in power for my rig, it was the quietest thing in my computer, and it was reliable as rain.

Cons: No real cons but it isn't powerful enough for the new computer I am building so I now must sell it on e bay.

Other Thoughts: Rig Specs:
Motherboard Asus P5N-D
CPU Intel E8400 @3.6GHz
CPU Cooler Xigmatek Dark Night
Memory Kingston HX DDR2 1066MHz
GPU Dual EVGA 9800 GTX's in SLI
HDD's Dual WD 150GB Velociraptor's in RAID0
WD Caviar GP 500GB Storage Drive
Disk Drive Lite-On DVD/CD RW Model i/HAS220
PSU Xigmatek MC MRP-MC751
Case Coolermaster RC-690-KKN1-GP

Pros: Coming up on a year's worth of use. Voltages are solid. Excellent build quality.

Cons: A bit expensive.

Pros: This power supply runs cool and has never let me down. I would recommend this PSU to someone looking for a good efficient, modular, decent power supply. Voltages are good, well within 3% at all times no matter how hard I stress my machine. It is very quiet!!!

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: My Rig:
Cooler Master RC-690-KKN1-G
AMD Phenom BE 9950
Asus M3A78-EM
Asus 5870 1GB DDR5
Western Digital Raptor 74GB x2 in raid 0
Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 500GB (Media drive)
G.SKILL 8GB (4 x 2GB) DDR2 1066
LG GH22NS30 x2
XIGMATEK MC NRP-MC751 750W

Pros: worked great for 6 months.

Cons: broke after 6 months of using it, i for one would never go with this company again. i hate waking up and going to turn on my pc and nothing happening.

Pros: Proven design, it's a Channel Well PSH made for Xigmatek, a model known for quality and reliability.
Sleeved modular cables
Packaged well
All cables included to support Crossfire or SLI
Passed HardOCP's torture tests

Cons: Xigmatek should probably lower prices by about $10 to compete with Corsair, Thermaltake, and Antec models in this range.

Other Thoughts: I got mine new-in-box from someone for $80, so for me, this power supply was a no-brainer. It is well-made, and powers my overclocked quad-core system with RAID-5 and a Radeon 4890 very well, and with power to spare. I think it would be a little more competitive at $115-120 so I dinged it one Egg, but honestly, it's a rock-solid unit that most users will be happy with. Does just what I want.

Pros: Modular, cool cables, steady.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: not really a con but is meant for a top mounted case, mine is at the bottom full tower the cables barely reach.

Pros: I have owned the eleven hundred watt version of this supply for about three years now and it is awesome. These power supplies have efficiency rating close to ninety percent. I highly recommend getting one of these they are reliable and are a low cost to operate. I tested this seven hundred and fifty watt supply with my frozen pcu power supply tester and found it to have twelve volts. It checked out on all plug ins and I really know for a fact these are a quality product.

Cons: I have not found any.

Other Thoughts: It is nice to be able to run a power hungry video card like my evga gx2 with dual cards glued together with out a problem. or my evga275 works well with this supply too. evga 780i for the win. intel core duo 3.16 ghz over clocked to 3.9 all the time. four gigs of muskin green. it all looks nice on my 23 inch. sony trinitron cathoid ray dell monitor.

Pros: Love the modular design, (not all cables are Modular)

Cons: 8 pin CPU power cable is a little short if you are using this with cable management tower. (Antec 900 2) had to run the cable over the face of the board.

Wires are a little stiff

Pros: Fantastic PSU, rock solid with all the cables you will need, I waited a year to do a review because it was an off brand when I purchased 4 of them at a fantastic price, all 4 are still running with no issues and I am using one right now in my new i-7 build, don't waste money on a name get one of these you won't be disappointed

Cons: cables are a tad stiff but the sleeving is done very well so not a real con

Other Thoughts: Just upgraded to an i-7 and a newer video card all I had to do was find where I put all the extra cables and I was set (8pin MB header 2xpci-e) still have enough cable to throw in another video card if i ever do sli