Pros: Very nice looking Blue finish. Lots of connectors - excellent 12V rail power specs. Heavy - like all good power supplies should be. Not very long - easy to install in any mid-tower or larger. (Have this a three since it didn't work 100% - would have given it a four if it had been 100% because it's general spec's aren't equal or better than a much older Turbo-Cool 510 with the exception of the 12v rail which is a huge improvement).

Cons: Cooling fan didn't work, the unit powered everything fine - but it kept getting hotter and hotter without the fan (I did this in case the heat sensor would fire and turn it on). Instead I had to take it out before it went pop or started a fire (or both).

Overall Review: I was hesitent to buy a PCP&C product "on the cheap", but at less than a $100 after promo code and rebate I figured "what the heck, I'll try it". Vey disappointed. I have three Turbo-Cool 510's (ATX and SLI models) and they are bar none the best units I've ever used - 7 years on the ATX model and it's still going strong, never a failure or crash due to power issues. Dumb mistake for buying a non Turbo-Cool model = wish I had bought the TC 860, now I really know better.

Pros: Seven hundred and fifty watts of continuous power @ 40 degrees Celsius (most PSU manufacturers rate their PSUs at 25 degrees Celsius and fail to tell you that you lose between 30-33% of that wattage at 40 degrees Celsius (a conservative normal temperature of a PSU inside a computer case). Single +12VDC rail that carries a maximum capacity of 60 amps. One 24-pin, one 8-pin, and one 4-pin motherboard connector, 4 PCI-E connectors, and 15 drive connectors. Also, a five-year warranty is included.

Cons: It's blue (my case is black), but I can live with that. No real cons with this PSU.

Overall Review: I have purchased other PC Power and Cooling PSUs and have yet to have one fail on me before the warranty expires. I believe them to be the best on the market and will continue to purchase them for all of my personal computer builds. While there was a $20 mail-in rebate on this, NewEgg already had the price reduced from $169.99 to $119.99 (which made it a great buy IMHO). I have never had a problem getting rebates from PC Power & Cooling or OCZ, and do not anticipate any problems getting the rebate on this PSU, either. For those individuals who claim that they had problems getting their rebates, I would advise you to make sure that you followed the rules concerning filing a rebate claim to the letter and that you kept copies of all of your submitted documentation that you sent in for the rebate.

Pros: Big, heavy, powerful. The best 750w PSU money can buy..

Cons: Big, heavy, tons, I mean tons of cables. (these aren't REAL cons)

Overall Review: You get what you pay for. In this case it's a PSU that will probably outlast every other component in my PC.

Pros: Single rail, single rail, single rail! Back when PSUs were arcane, this was a slightly dangerous option. Now that it's hard to make something catch on fire anymore, this is the best thing you can do for your top-end rig. This is a T1 PSU for an affordable price. Great power distribution, amazing efficiency, superior cooling. Do yourself a favor and buy this PSU!

Cons: None

Pros: This thing is very quiet. The single rail design is the proper method, and the best way to get the power to your components. I upgraded my gaming PC from the same brand 610 Watt and put that one in my other computer. I will continue to get PC Power and Cooling PSUs until OCZ somehow hurts the quality.

Cons: None. I don't trust OCZ as I've had bad experiences with their products, but as of now their aquisition of PC Power and Cooling hasn't hurt their products!

Overall Review: Multiple rail PSUs aren't as good for your system as it can strain the rails running a killer video card, etc. PC Power and Cooling uses a system that pulls all 12V+ from a single rail and has no load issues.

Pros: I build alot of computers, and have another version of this same power supply, these are one of the most reliable.

Cons: too many wires, burt that's ok

Overall Review: just buy it, unless you are doing a real power crazy pc like 2 gtx's.

Pros: EPS12V SLI Certified CrossFire Ready; Extremely reliable, consistent power to PC; Excellent and VERY QUIET cooling fan.

Cons: None that I can think of.

Overall Review: I have exclusively used PC Power and Cooling power supplies for my personal as well as customer systems for many years. They consistently exceed pc requirements and are the most reliable with which I have dealt. Tech support is outstanding - willing to go the extra mile to assist in choosing a particularly difficult-to-fit power supply - even did a 24-hour delivery for a server for which I needed a new PS immediately. Can't do much better than this!

Pros: Good Amps on the SINGLE 12V Rail. Plenty of connectors (almost too much). Sleeved cables. Stable power.

Cons: It scared me when i opened the box and saw a piece of solder fall out of the box. PSU runs fine though. Mine came with one of the edges dinged a little upwards.

Overall Review: This is my first PC Power and Cooling PSU and i like it. I chose it for it's single rail and the amps. Ended up with alot of connectors i didn't need to use which is kinda fall back.... but that's the price i paid too... look up a modular with these same specs and you'll be paying alot more.