Antec TruePower New TP-750 Blue 750W Continuous Power ATX12V V2.3 / EPS12V V2.91 SLI Certified CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC "compatible with Core i7/Core i5" Power Supply

Pros: Very nice power supply. This unit has plenty of power connectors. The semi modular design is great IMO. They have the must use connections hard wired just how it should be. Then you get to add as your system grows.

Cons: The 4 and 8-Pin (EPS12V) cable is too short for a full tower case. I own an Antec Twelve Hundred and I could not run the cable behind the MB tray like the case is designed. This is why I am not giving it 5 eggs. This is a poor flaw that Antec should have thought about. They reccomend this unit for the case and you cant hide the cable.

Overall Review: If you are not using a full tower case this will work great. All of the cables are long enough for a mid tower. Antec should train the Phone Support on the Twelve Hundred case and tell them which PS units have long enough cables. I had to RMA this and lose $25 due to a restocking fee. If you have a Twelve Hundred and you do not mind this power cable being ran on the top side of the board then it will work great. On my EVGA Classified I had to runt he cable under the Graphics cards. On the Asus P6T Deluxe I had to run it under the GPU's and the CPU fan.

Pros: Great Product. Quiet stable power with plenty of extra plug-in cables to spread the load'

Cons: Only 1 that I found and that is that will not supply power to a Gigabyte GA-EX58-UDS motherboard. I understand that Antec support is aware of this and will have it corrected in the near future.

Overall Review: I have to give extra credit to Antec support. They were very helpful in promptly discussing the issue on the phone and then to respond within a few hours as to the final resolution of the problem.

Pros: Orientation is well suited for cases with bottom mounted PSU's, quiet, plenty of extra cables and power for future upgrades, neat appearance from the LED fan without being too over the top.

Cons: Blue LED's in the fan are lighter than the blue LED's in my Antec 900 II case(not a real con), the processor power cable is not long enough to reach the plug while trying to utilize my 900 II's cable management. Easily fixed with an extension.

Overall Review: Exactly what I wanted/needed.

Pros: I bought this because my other PS died on me a few days after I started buying parts for a new build. Right away just opening the box and seeing the cables, and the design of it just screamed high quality. The advanced hybrid cable management is quite the positive that I hadn't even noticed when I purchased it and will be great for future upgrades that require additional cables not already hard-wired. Once I got my new system up and running the power management is highly efficient and runs everything very well.

Cons: None besides there being a $20 rebate offered just a week after I bought it and I don't qualify for it now!

Overall Review: I did try to contact Antec to see if I could still send in my info for the rebate since I bought this on 4/25/10 and the rebate says after 5/7/10 and I found out that CPG whom handle all the rebates have filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and that all rebates that have recently been issued will not go through. After a little research I found this website detailing how to replace a current rebate you currently have or may be about to send in. Don't use the address on the rebate form posted here on Newegg its wrong and it won't get processed, check here instead: http://www.antec.com/rebate.html

Pros: PWM Fan, Modular cables, Active Power Factor Correction, fairly quiet

Cons: PCI-X cables are on same rail and if you choose not to use them they can't be disconnected (so you will have 4 PCI-X cables plugged in but two in use). This might not be an issue if you don't have a high amp gfx card.

Overall Review: If you like colored lights this is fairly bright.

Pros: Not a problem, worked perfectly. I hooked up everything I could to it. 3 HDD, 2 DVD, 1 Cardreader, CPU - I5, Radeon 5830 and ALL in an Antec 902 case. IT's a gaming computer so I like all the lights. Saves power like a champ. Goes into sleep mode and all the lights go off and will quickly come back on with the movement of the mouse.

Cons: None. Very quiet.

Overall Review: Good investment for a 750W on a gaming computer. Impressively does the job.

Pros: Works as described. Plenty of cables. Cabels are wrapped in black.

Cons: Make sure you use 6" extension cables for the 24 and 8 pin power connectors if you have full tower with a bottom mount PSU. Newegg sells a kit for $6. It makes installation alot easier in a full tower. The standard length will work, but you wont be able to run them neatly behind the motherboard without the extention cables.

Overall Review: Its very small at 6" long. It only takes up half the allocated space on the bottom of my Antec 1200. It sits 6" away from my hard drives and leaves plenty of space for water cooling or whatever.

Pros: Clean, clean power. Antec Truepower literally produces about 742 watts of power on my psu calculator. Wow used to have an antec neo and i can assure you that this psu is tough, Also pricing............

Cons: None other than that its not completely modular

Overall Review: Stable, clean, mid to high range power supply. in this price range you cannot complain.