Pros: It's a great power supply for the price. A known quality power supply is a Good Thing--if it dies, it's a lot less likely to take other components out when it does. Plenty of power, plenty of cables, including enough to power two high-end graphics cards.

Cons: The cables are long and there is quite a few of them. In a small case, watch their placement so that you don't impede airflow to critical components. The PSU ships with cable ties to help with this, but the ties should really be a bit longer to be useful.

Overall Review: Don't put together several hundred dollars (or more!) of computer and cheap out on the PSU! A good power supply will not only help keep your equipment safe, it will provide dependable, consistent power to help prevent lockups and BSODs and the like.

Pros: Single rail 12v power is simply the best & Corsair rebates are simple, fast & reliable.

Cons: None found after running 10+ Corsair PSUs from 400w to 850w for various build types

Overall Review: Rebates are very much a part of Corsair's marketing plan and they do them well. Frankly, I doubt I would buy a Corsair PSU without one. I am of the opinion that rebates are the manufacturer's way to "lock in" your purchase of the item, as it can't be returned for a refund without the UPC. With Corsair, I don't mind so much because I haven't ever had to RMA any product of theirs (having bought 30+ RAM & PSU items over the years).

Pros: Very solid power supply, decently priced. Can handle everything that's thrown at it. Been running strong for over a year with plenty of power for overclocks, power hungry graphics cards, 5 hard drives, and an assortment of other hardware.

Cons: It's not modular, and there are quite a lot of cables. It's not bad if you have a case that supports good (read: behind the back panel) cable management. But if you've got a cheap case there will be cables EVERYWHERE, obstructing your airflow.

Pros: smaller than i expected. great cable length, plenty of connections. extremely quiet. single 60-amp 12-volt rail. 5 year warranty.

Cons: the velvet bag does not contain the answers to the mysteries of the universe

Overall Review: well worth the price and plenty of power for a typical gaming rig. i research like crazy before making any purchase for my builds - and this psu was the one that stood out from the crowd.

Pros: Cables are nice and long so there is no need for extension cables inside Corsair 600T mid tower case. Components inside are high quality and it provides plenty of power for what I'm running. Motherboard: ASUS P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3 Processor: Intel i5-2500k RAM: G.Skill Sniper Series 8GB Video Card: EVGA 560Ti video card Hard Drive: Western Digital Black 1.5TB SSD: Corsair 60GB Force3 (Caching) There are four 6+2 pin PCIe connectors allowing for SLI.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I can't stress enough to purchase a quality power supply when you build a new PC. I have seen many times that people try to go cheap on this an it bites them. This is the one device that connects to everything in your PC, why would you want to do that.

Pros: Quiet , High Quality internals , 5 year warranty , Plenty long cables for bottom mounted cases , 4 -8pin PCI-e connectors , 8 pin CPU connector ,comes with a nice bag to put your odds and ends in . Single 12volt rail @62 amps ,so no wondering which cable to hook to what to spead your power out over multiple 12 volt rails .Stable power 12v-5v-3.3v never fluctuates under any load my system can put on it !

Cons: Maybe ....the price ! (see other thoughts)

Overall Review: You get what you pay for in a power supply ! And if there is 2 places you should never skimp or cheap out on when building a PC it's your Power supply and your Motherboard , the two are the very most important things for a reliable machine . If your building a computer that gonna need some juice to run than buy this thing and your off to a solid foundation for your build ! My Build : Motherboard: ASRock 890FX Deluxe 3 Proccesor: AMD Phenom II X4 3.4GHz 125W @4.0GHz Heatsink and Fan: COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 Plus VideoCard:SAPPHIRE 100314-2SR Radeon HD 6870 1GB RAM:(2x) G.SKILL Ripjaws 4GB 2 x 2GB 1600 (PC3 12800) F3-12800CL9D-4GBRL 4 dimms for 8GB total Hard Drives: 2 x Western Digital Caviar Black WD5001AALS 500GB (Raid 0) Power Supply: (THIS ONE)CORSAIR Enthusiast Series TX750 V2 750W Bottom line is this , buy this and get the peace of mind of having a high quality power supply with added security of the 5 year warranty !

Pros: Nice sheaths on the cables, but that's pretty standard on high end PSUs. All the plugs go in easy. It's weighty, very weighty, which is generally a good sign.

Cons: Fan doesn't work. I didn't notice until, when playing a more graphically intense game, the computer started loudly buzzing. It sounded a bit like a motherboard error beep, but nothing was going wrong on the screen. Turns out this PSU just has a dead fan that likes to sing the song of its people when it gets a heavier power load. I tabbed out of the game and the buzz stopped, tabbed back in and it started right back up.

Overall Review: A broken fan in a high end PSU is just unacceptable. I've bought hundreds of the lowest end fans possible and I've barely ever had a dud. A dud in an internal unit like this that forces me to return the entire thing, that's just silly. Where's the quality control? At least it didn't fry, but still.

Pros: For the current rate 109.99 and then 99.99 anyone looking at this comment right now, is a smart dude. This is a smart buy. $99.99 for a very quality product. I have had it for a year now and play games all day long, 30 hours a week. I've done numerous voltage tests(tweaking my config) and this performs great. This comes with a power switch, some batteries do not.

Cons: No cons at all!