Pros: I've had this for half a year. I have to say, I am very impressed. I add components to my computer every now and again and this PSU has been able to handle it all, both in terms of power and cables. right now it is powering -2 dvd drives -2 hard drives -3 case fans -video card Absolutely no trouble with wiring or power.

Cons: none

Overall Review: It's not totally modular. There are some cables that are always there, and there are some extra six pin molex you can add. No big deal, most people will make good use of the cables already there. You can always tie up extra cables. If this bothers you, your problem is probably with your case not the PSU.

Pros: This is an update to a review I posted on 10/9/2010. Good design and the braided cables are nice. The semi-modular design allows you to leave a good number of the cables out if you are not using them. Cables are long enough for all but the biggest of cases. In my Antec 600 where the power supply mounts on the bottom, I was able to route the CPU cable up and out of the way.

Cons: The power supply was silent initially but after two months or so it developed an intermittent rattle that was driving me nuts. It sounded like the fan was hitting something inside so I RMA'd it and the new one is running well. Hopefully the new one lasts more than two months and this is the reason I knocked two eggs off.

Overall Review: The RMA process was pretty decent. Antec allowed me to do a two way RMA which involved me ordering a new power supply from their website ($153) and paying for it up-front. I then sent the old power supply back in the same box and they credited my account back. The whole process took 3-4 weeks so I'm glad I did it that way having no down-time on the computer itself rather than wait as that would have been way too long to be without my new computer.

Pros: Almost @ the 6 year mark with this power supply and still working

Cons: None

Pros: Good assortment of connectors on primary connectors (the non-modular connectors). I have twin HD 5770 GPU's and don't even need to use the modular add-on connectors, which is nice since it saves on clutter. Output voltages tested out good for the 12v, 5v, and 3.3v outputs - 12.01v, 5.08v and 3.34v, respectively - well within accepted tolerances. Good price for 750w.

Cons: Not a huge deal, but not 100% modular - there's a main, non-modular bundle that has: * Main Connector (20+4pin) * EPS12V 8pin (also goes into MB, on my setup), * 3x peripheral (with a FDD at end) * 3x SATA * 6+2pin PCI-E and 6pin PCI-E. Then there's a modular port for a cable containing: * 6+2pin PCI-E, and 6pin PCI-E connector There there are two remaining ports for which any 2 of the following 4 connectors can be attached: * 3x SATA * 3x SATA * 3x peripheral * 3x peripheral

Pros: Runs nice and quiet, plenty of connectors. Cable wraps were excellent.

Cons: I don't know if mine just had a manufacturing flaw, but the back of the PSU was concave just slightly. It didn't affect it fitting into the case or screwing in, but it's not flush with the back of the PC... Not that I guess I care since I don't ever look back there, but just something to note.

Pros: -Very nice design, not many flaws -Modular except for essential cables (could take a few of the "essential" cables off to be modular, such as the two sets of SATA and Molex cables) -Modular cables very easy to use -Cables wrapped very well and are of pretty good length (reach just fine across the backside of my Thermaltake Xaser VI case which is HUGE!)

Cons: -Doesn't come with any cable ties or anything like that... Would have really liked to see a few ties and accessories like that with it... not worth an egg though. - So, what cost it an egg you ask? One simple thing, which for me (may not be for others but is for me) is a very big deal that cause me to completely rethink and rewire my computer because of adding one fan. ONE FAN. The problem... It comes with 3 sets of SATA and 3 sets of Molex connectors (1 permanently attached of each, 2 modular of each) but dude, theres only two modular cable plug in spots (and 1 PCIE plug in spot) So you can only plug 2 of the 4 included modular sets. I needed to plug in 2 molex sets and 1 sata set.. BUT I CANT!!! For me it's a major flaw, but I was able to work around it by a 3 hour re-wire job. Woulda cost it 2 or 3 eggs if I couldn't.

Overall Review: Overall, for most, it's a VERY good PSU. I had a 550W Earthwatts in my old unit and after like 5 years it's still going strong. I've also used Antec PSUs in all my builds for other people. I have to say it's a very good buy. Reliable product, great price, easy to use, nice design. Good buy.

Pros: I bought this power supply back in 2011 and I just realized that I forgot to leave a comment about it. If you can find this supply anywhere, I would highly, painfully recommend it. I bought it as a replacement to a really poor quality 450w supply that came with a pre-built system that I had bought from Dell and it's held on strong through countless upgrades and a slightly bent in fan due to an accident on my part. Literally one of the best supplies that I've ever had.

Cons: Not modular, so you'll have to be sure that you have some decent cable management in your case so that things aren't floating everywhere (yay twisty ties!).

Pros: Functionally performas very well, and the top/bottom facing fan works very well with cases designed for this.

Cons: The "Hybrid Modular Power" this comes with is laughable. I purchased it thinking that it would be hard wired with the 24pin and other required motherboard connections and the rest would be modular. Each line has 3 connections, 3 Sata are hard wired, 3 Molex are hard wired. It comes with 2x by 3x molex modular cables, 2x by 3x Sata cables, and 1x PCI-E power. The supply itself can fit two of the extra power cables (your choice which one) but all the lines might as well be hard wired. I didn't need the molex set at all - that was hard wired, but due to the provided cable length I ended up needing to plug in BOTH extra Sata connections to reach all of my drives. If you have a larger case, or several drives the "Modular" feature of this drive isn't helpful.