PC Power and Cooling S75CF 750W EPS12V SLI Certified CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: single rail.. it's misleading people think dual rail is a good thing, most gaming hardware perfers to have a single highpowered rail like this one, the price is fantastic! find something w/ this quality and ready for crossfire for the price, i dare u

Cons: It wasn't free

Overall Review: People don't understand the "quad" refers to the 4 pci-e plugs.. also, i had to purchase a 24pin to 20pin converter because it's NOT a 20+4 plu

Pros: Amazingly quiet and has so many extra cables (can someone say expandability) I had to rubber band them together and tuck them under my CD drive.

Cons: too many cables?

Pros: The PSU looks great - plenty of cables for anything that could possibly go into a computer. Plus its red, not that often a red power supply comes around.

Cons: DOA - did not power up the system, just lit up the motherboard LEDs but not enough juice to power everything else.

Overall Review: Be wary when buying this thing on the east coast. When I ordered it the PSU was shipped out from CA via ground and got tossed around during its trip across the country. Second part I've ordered that's been poorly packaged to arrive at my door DOA. Keep in mind to that if it does arrive DOA it will cost you another fifteen or so dollars to ship it back for a refund or replacement since its rather heavy.

Pros: The power supply is silent under the work load I am giving it (Q9550-4gb/4870-1gb/5hdd/3dvdrw). Excellent assortment of connectors. It has the 4 pin and 8pin ATX 12volt motherboard supplement connectors. Paint job meshes well with copper motif inside Cooler master HAF 932 case.

Cons: For calbe routing purposes it would be beneficial to have and extra 2 inches on the motherboard supplemental 12v lines within the Cooler Master HAF 932 case and a bottom mount.

Overall Review: This power supply is the replacement for my PC Power and cooling Turbo Cool 510-atx. Both the Turbo Cool and the Silencer fail to falter in brown out situations. I was playing Fallout 3 tonight and experienced several brown outs in excess of 5 seconds a piece. It was enough for my 24inch tube monitor to cycle and act stupid but the system stayed stable and I got iced by some Talon Company Mercs ;) I have two early 90's PC Power and cooling Turbo cool 400's AT's on my diagnostic bench. I still have a quad pentium pro fileserver with a redundant PC Power and cooling unit that has been in 24/7 use since I bought the machine used in 2000. The quality reputation is no hype. You are buying top tier.

Pros: Cool Color Plenty of stable power. Quiet Cool Plenty of cables

Cons: Just be aware that this PSU is larger than others.

Overall Review: Fits great in an Antec 900 case. Plenty of cable reach.

Pros: Lots of stable power, not much noise.

Cons: A little heavy, but that could prove a good thing.

Pros: Great, stable power. No scary flickers or jitters coming from anything anymore. This thing runs 24x7 and holds up to anything I throw at it.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Runs: AMD 6000, 4x1gb Crucial Ballistix, 2x250gb WD Caviar RAID 0, ATI: 2900XT and 3870 Crossfired, 2 Lightscribe DVD burners.

Pros: It's quiet...It puts out the power it says it will - always...It's pretty...It has enough connectors to power an Uber Gaming rig and then some. This is the 4th PC Power and Cooling PSU I've owned and I've never ever had any problems with any of them. The warranty is outstanding.

Cons: All those cables are hard to hide.