PC Power and Cooling S75QB 750W ATX12V / EPS12V SLI Certified CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Power Supply compatible with core i7

Pros: It works. Has plenty of cables and they're all pre-wrapped. I'm glad I didn't go with the 1k watt PSU I was considering. This PSU works great for what I need it for and allows for plenty of expandability.

Cons: I wish the cables were a little bit longer. Having to mount the PSU at the bottom in my Antec 900 case, it was a bit of a stretch to connect the 8-pin CPU power connector. It connected fine, but didn't allow for ideal/preferred cable routing.

Overall Review: Even with the con, I'd definitely buy this PSU again.

Pros: This is an awesome power supply. Very stable power; very quiet fan. Has connectors for everything!

Cons: I wish the 24 pin connector was a 20+4. I had to buy a patch cable. Not a big deal as the patch cable was only a few dollars.

Overall Review: I wonder who will be proven correct: the single rail advocates or the multi-rail advocates? Either way, I love this item!

Pros: Being an electrician for 31 years and a geek for about 15, I've seen my share of shoddy materials in my lifetime. After researching like crazy for my new build I decided on this psu based on the specs and I understood the advantages of the single rail. When I recieved it and got a look at it, it just sorta jumped out at me like a piece of Square D electrical equipment, which is the Caddilac of the electrical industry. It just screamed QUALITY !

Cons: I built my new I7 rig in Mid January. I've had 3 stays in the hospital since then with 2 surgeries so I haven't spent a whole lot of time computing. I'd say there have been 2 times when it wasn't turned on for two weeks at a time and I never run it 24/7 since it's such a power hungry rig with 2 EVGA 260's and 3 WD HDD's(2x750 and 1Tb). At first I was like a proud papa. Now I fire it up and all I hear coming outta my HAF 932 is this psu fan rattling like it's a hoopdy. Since my days of research I now go back online and see quite a few people recieving DOA's and fans not working. I'ts very dissapointing. Now I suspect I'm in for a 2 week downtime while I RMA this unit. Well, it was fun for about 3 months :( Now see below about my rebate experiences. What rebates?

Overall Review: I purchased this unit and an OCZ Gold 1600Mhz x 6gig kit on 1/9 and sent my forms in right away. I've yet to see any rebate on the psu, received and email about a month ago that the rebate on my RAM was sent and never saw that. I also picked up another 6gig kit and rebate forms from Tiger in February and was denied as they were not an authorized seller? I don't get that one since they had the form on their sight. So let's see, 3 attempts at rebates and batting 1000 in the no see department. Beware OCZ and subsideraries about rebates. I've seen scads of complaints about that. I'm sure I'll be happy once my dream machine is running again but it sure would be nice if these people would honor their word about rebates. I'll have to think long and hard about another OCZ purchase after these experiences.

Pros: Excellent power supply. Plenty of connections. Very quiet especially since it has a small fan. Second one that I bought. The first one was installed in an Antec 900 and I installed it upside down so that the 12-volt, 8 pin connector could reach the top of the Motherboard going through the back without an extension. I did the same thing with the Element S case. Installing it in this manner (upside down) at the bottom of these cases, puts the wires closer to the Motherboard.

Cons: Many wires to hide. A bit longer than other power supplies. In these cases, it wasn't difficult and it was not an issue.

Overall Review: Other power supplies cannot be installed upside down in certain computer cases because of the location of the fan.

Pros: Went from a Corsair HX520 to this, great PSU, very stable readouts, for an 80mm fan the air is never more than warm. Plenty of connections for whatever most will need! This PSU is very stable, rates very well in reviews, definately worth considering for overclockers, multi-gpu setups, etc.

Cons: I miss the modular setup of my last 2 PSU's, I got used to it, but with my Antec900 I was able to easily reconfigure and stuff the wires I didn't need below the bottom intake fan (moved up one spot, put fill panel in bottom spot). That and on cables with multi connections, the braiding endes at the first connector.

Overall Review: Overall a very good PSU, and worth the money for a great investment to guarentee stability for most systems out there for years to come, don't hesitate on this PSU, it's very much worth the investment.

Pros: Great power supply. I've used them in 2 dual processor systems with no problems.

Cons: Rebate time frame is unreasonable. Rebates must be postmarked 12 days from the order date, INCLUDING WEEKENDS. This means you have to install it the day you receive it, to hope to have any chance testing/ burning in your system before cutting th ebarcode form the package and making the powersupply unreturnable.

Overall Review: I really wish OCZ would change to an industry standard rebate time frame. I also want my $30 rebate, which they denied.

Pros: Its very Quite, Plenty of power the cables are long and Can Support Two 9800GX2 in SLI!!!

Cons: None

Overall Review: None, Perfect Power Supply. PCP&C is the best.

Pros: Plenty of cables and length. A real work horse so far. I have no complaints.

Cons: None as of yet

Overall Review: Seems to be performing Great. Before I installed PS my system was rebooting and freezing like crazy. I know heat had something to do with it, but also my old PS just was not quite cutting it. Powering the following: Asus P5N-E SLI nForce 650i SLI Socket 775 Motherboard Intel Core 2 Duo E4600 2.4Ghz Socket 775 CPU XFX GeForce 8500 GT 256MB Ultra Silent Cooling PCI OCZ 4 x 2G PC6400 DDR2 800MH Masscool 8W553 Intel Socket 775 CPU Fan 3.6GHZ DVD 80G HD x2 cooling fans