Diablotek UL Series PSUL675 675W ATX 12V v2.31 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready Power Supply

Pros: All of my coworkers have these in their gaming rigs so I decided to go with it. definitely cheap for a 675W.

Cons: i was under the impression that this was modular which it is not!!!!! so now i have tons of unused cables inside my case cluttering it up. but it has worked great so far.

Pros: Cheap
Powerful
Some-What Quiet
Reliable

Cons: nonw

Other Thoughts: I was skepitcal about buying it because of the bad reviews and never buying this brand before, but as with any company their is always going to be some DOA products. So i took the chance and am very happy with the PS

Pros: good feature set and includes a vibration dampener

Cons: vibration dampener causes bolt holes to raise beyond case openings
DOA after a flash of power LED on setup

Other Thoughts: looking at NEWEGG's feedback ranking 1 gets 10% to 20% on most PSUs. Sounds like there is little or no QA/QC actions before packaging. That places the cost of return shipping on the buyer and defines the risk. I would prefer that every unit is checked by the factory before packaging. A PSU tester costs peanuts. I fail to understand the justification for such post manufacturing lack of QA/QC actions

Pros: I dont know what other guys are talking about. Mine works well. Even though i didnt buy it on newegg i decided to leave a review here. Ive had for 7 months now and dont have any signs of breaking. And i have overclocked my i7-2600 k to 4.5 ghz and still good.

Cons: I wish it was modular :)

Pros: Absolutely nothing good in my seconds of use.

Cons: Immediately shorted, took out my motherboard and cpu.

Other Thoughts: Pretty much worst thing I've ever spent money on. Cost $60, and within seconds took out $400 dollars worth of equipment.

Pros: Cheap price

Cons: My first one was DOA so i send in for a replacement, that one ended up DOA as well. Now getting a refund instead of a third try. Sorry Diablotek

Other Thoughts: I hate giveing such a low review but I'm being honest. The price is tempting I know but I got two DOA's back to back so don't waist your time.

Pros: Good power supply for the money, it powers my amd fx-6100 and sapphire radeon 6850 perfectly.

Cons: None so far

Pros: Overall, it's not a bad unit. It's got plenty of power for only being 675W, enough to support a power hungry cpu, dedicated graphics card, multiple drives and multiple case fans as well. It also has more than enough connectors. And, when it's working, it's basically silent.

Cons: My particular unit failed after about 6 months. The electrical shielding came loose and began smacking about inside, which isn't terrible, but IS really annoying to listen to. Then the fan began to slow down, and now it is completely dead. The unit itself still works fine, but I'd rather not keep it running, lest it overheat and fry my other internals. Since it's not a a huge problem I only took off one egg.

Other Thoughts: Here's the kicker: I can't get Diablotek to answer me. No answers to questions or even to start the RMA process. It's like hitting a brick wall. Others I've heard have had similar frustrations trying to get Diablotek to respond, so it seems to be a pretty common problem. So that's where the other egg went. Overall, though, for the price it is a really good unit.

Pros: Rated for Power

FX4100, Crossfired Radeon 6850, Overclocked

STABLE

Never had an issue with Diabloteks PSU. I've had their 450, and now their 675, simple, solid, works.

Quiet! 140mm is still drown by my CPU fans

Inexpensive, but high quality

Sleeved/braided cables

Cons: Check your GPU requirments for 6, 6+2 pin connectors. This PSU has TWO, many GPU require TWO, some only one.

It's not modular, but it is inexpensive

Other Thoughts: You'd think 675 watts is enough, but some day we'll be looking at NINE THOUSAND (!!!)

Pros: It works fine; it does what it is supposed to do even though I have not run it to more than 40% of capacity. It is well built and looks solid through out.

Cons: Cables should be a little longer; I had to use an extender to connect my MB, but that is a minor item. What I don't like is that after only 4 months the fan has started to make a loud grinding noise that won't go away; so if fan noise is a problem stay away.

Other Thoughts: I'll try changing the fan and see if it last longer with a new fan.