NZXT HALE90-750-M 750W ATX 12V v2.2, EPS 12V v2.91 80 PLUS GOLD Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: Quiet. Efficient. Easy-to-connect.

Cons: Since I have to list something in this category... - Some cables are too long for an ATX Medium case: my HDDs are 3 inches away from the PSU, and the cable is over a foot long. - It's white.

Overall Review: I've had unusual bad luck with 750W power supplies, but I finally found one that works! I actually like the fact that the motherboard, CPU, and 1 PCIe cable are non-modular: why would you buy a 750W power supply if you didn't have at least 1 power-hungry PCIe card? Everything is easy to connect: any connector goes into any available plug. I'll update this review if something happens; but for now, I'm happy.

Pros: I very much looked forward to this line of power supplies and purchased one as soon as they were released. The unit was a standout for me as my build was themed in white. Sleeved Primary Cables High Power Great looking unit Gold Efficiency Modular design

Cons: Did not last very long, unit failed over this past weekend. That would put the unit at failure in under 10 months.

Overall Review: Failure was instant - played a game and logged out / turned overclocks back on graphics cards and system instantly went down. That failure was preferred though as my last power supply (antec quattro 800) exploded and smoked when it failed - that was scary! 4 Stars because the product did work hard for the time it was used, and NZXT has been very responsive on the RMA process.

Pros: Great PSU nice long cables. Easy to cable manage.

Cons: None

Overall Review: NZXT PHANTOM CASE NZXT 750 PSU Asus M4A785-M GSkill 2.0 GB AMD Callisto 3.2 Seagate 500 GB Sapphire 5770

Pros: This is an incredible power supply. It is a Super Flower, it is among the best available in this power range. It is also a very attractive power supply, it was very unique until other suppliers took notice and now there are a bunch of white copycat units available. But there aren't any that are better than this one. It is almost fully modular, the 24 pin and the 4+4 12V ATX are the only hard wired cables. The other cables are flat and easy to manipulate and hide in your case. No wrestling with stiff and uncooperative cables with cheap sleeving. As a side note, I was even able to mod the SATA cables (single sleeve) which is pretty much impossible with other power supplies. 5 year warranty, which is becoming increasingly difficult to find in power supplies lately.

Cons: It is a little pricey, but for NZXT case owners its a no-brainer. Also gold certification is not cheap, it is well worth the price considering the amazing quality. The cables were tough to mod, but that is just a testament to the quality of the connectors. Overall I have been extremely pleased working with this PSU.

Overall Review: If you have an NZXT case, then you're only choice really is to go with the 750W or 850W model. In my case, I wish I had opted for the 850W unit but this will certainly power two high end graphics cards which is all that really matters. I did not purchase this from newegg, but I can recommend this PSU without reservation. NZXT is a great company and really takes care of their customers. You won't be sorry.

Pros: Nicely colored black and white. Flat and long cables with plenty of plugs. Well packaged and well manufactured. Stays within acceptable voltage tolerances and is actually as efficient as it says.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Effectively, this is a PSU that doesn't it's job admirably. Cables reach all the places it needs to in my full ATX case. At this wattage level could easily handle dual graphic card machines. Also it doesn't come with crazy number of lighted up fans. (Which is a good thing).

Pros: Pros? What can I say, it came super fast thanks to New egg and it's working fantastic in my case. Powers everything and really gives my computer everything it needs, the fact that there aren't a bunch of wires in my case hanging around is great too.

Cons: Non so far

Overall Review: The white color is very nice in my case e.e also great that the package in the box came with enough wires overall and I hadn't needed anymore then was in there.

Pros: This is an awesome power supply. The modular design makes it very easy to keep wire clutter to a minimum. The extra wires are kept in a convenient bag so that, should I need to upgrade something or add a new piece of hardware that requires the PSU, I can simply get out the needed cable and I'm good to go. The slots are all easily interchangeable and the point they connect to makes no difference so use whichever is most convenient for you. The 92% efficiency really helps on the electric bill as well, especially if you use your computer a lot. I have never encountered any problems with it. It even comes with handy, easy-to-use installation screws.

Cons: The only weak point I can see is that the cable for SATA devices is a tad too short making me unable to connect my CD/DVD burner combo drive with all my hard drives because it comes a single inch short - an extra 2 inches for those would have done well. Luckily 2 such cables are provided so I'm good to go. This is a very minor issue though... unless you have a lot of SATA devices.

Overall Review: I got this power supply to replace a 5-year-old 500-watt PSU that was inadequate for the hardware upgrades I had in mind. So far, I've never run into problems with it.

Pros: Nice and clean. Good PSU. Does everything I need.

Cons: Do not know why I would need 4 power attachments for graphics cards.

Overall Review: Wish included cables would have been dedicated for case fans (3pin connector). But what PSU manufacturer would think that would be useful?