Pros: Running it to write this review, so what's that say? Seriously though, this PSU is exactly what I have come to expect from XFX. HIGH quality components. Thought Newegg had made a mistake and shipped me a cinder block when UPS handed me the package. I have found that a nice HEAVY PSU usually means lots of copper and lots of performance. I have been a fan of XFX since some of their first video cards and this PSU did not disappoint. Semi-modular design is great for not cluttering up my Antec 900 case with unnecessary wiring. No detectable fan noise over all the other fans in my case after a simple fix. (See cons.) Very nice fit and finish, comes packaged with plenty of shipping protection to prevent damage from all but possibly hitting the box with a crowbar. Re-stabilized my system, replacing my aging 6 year old Thermaltake 600. Plenty of power for all but the most insanely power hungry builds. The best customer service I have ever experienced with computer components has been with XFX.

Cons: When first powered on, as others have mentioned, I noticed a very slight whining noise coming from the fan. I have found that alot of ball-bearing fans exhibit this problem after being shipped. Not sure if it is because all the lubricant settles to one side of the bearing or what, but the fix has always been very simple. Gently push the face of the fan blade assembly down and let it spring back out a few times. After doing this, the noise disappeared completely. As I said, I have had this issue with numerous brands of ball-bearing fans in the past, so I think it is less of a manufacturing problem and more of a shipping problem. I can't afford to build a system that this thing won't provide enough power for. ;)

Overall Review: My current system: Biostar A870U3 MB Phenom II X6 1090T @ 3.9 Ghz (Stable at 4.1 but runs hot on air.) 8 Gb Gskill ripjaws DDR3 1600 9CL RAM 60 Gb Patriot Inferno SSD 64 Gb A-Data SSD 250 Gb Seagate Barracuda 7200 RPM HD ASUS DVD Burner Palit GTX 560 2 Gb video Antec 900 Case FULL of fans I used a kill a watt device purchased at newegg to test wattage being pulled by my current system. This test was conducted running Prime95 on 4 CPU cores while also running MSI Kombuster with video o'ced to the max. The system was pulling 490 watts give or take 10. Since this is more than I will ever pull in a real world game or application, I'm confident that this PSU will last me beyond the warranty of 5 years. The system pulls 150 or so watts at idle and around 350-385 running Crysis CPU or GPU benchmarks at an avg of 48 FPS with all settings at max except AA.

Pros: very solid, reliable power. Over 60 amps on a single rail make this thing a beast.

Cons: Available direct from XFX for $119 everyday NOT ON SALE~ why is it 134.99 here at newegg???

Pros: Very well built. Really quiet. More than enough power. Semi Modular. Lots of extra cables. Single rail makes setup so easy. No worrying about what is plugged in where. Powering a AMD Phenom II 1100t Black Edition, 2 XFX Radeon HD 6870's, multiple HDD's, 6 120mm Fans, and I have tons of power to spare.

Cons: For a bottom mounted case the cords might not reach as well as you would like. I don't think this is worth taking an egg off as this can be a problem with most PSU's and bottom mount setup.

Overall Review: The price is the only real downside. If I wasn't the type of person that needed to be absolutely sure I had enough power for my current system and upgrades in the future I would have went with the Seasonic m12 II 620W. Better price and semi modular. If you don't think you need the full 750W this PSU provides consider the other the option. If you don't mind paying a little more for peace of mind and ample power to play with, this is the PSU to get. Its fantastic.

Pros: Powerful enough for my xfx 6870 and q6600cpu. I do not like full modular ones so i bought this one and i am very happy with it. It is very quiet. You will not be disappointed with this one.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: It will last me at least 5+ years. Has plenty of cables(molex-sata pci-e)

Pros: 1. Quiet! 2. Plenty of PSU for the money, IMO 3. Semi-modular is nice. I used one modular cable to power two SATA drives, while the non-modular cables are for the stuff you need anyway: the mobo, CPU, and PCIe components. 4. Looks cool, not that anybody's ever going to see my PSU 5. Future proofing, for somebody like me. (See other thoughts.) 6. Plenty of extra modular SATA and molex cables. You have 'em if you need 'em, and you can leave 'em out of the machine if you don't. The cables are nice, mesh-wrapped jobs, too. 7. Very quiet! I can't even hear that thing!

Cons: None so far. I'm very pleased with my purchase.

Overall Review: I've never overclocked anything, but I typically build machines capable of SLI and overclocking to future-proof them a little. With my builds I try to strike a balance between price, quietness, and performance. This PSU met my needs perfectly. As I type this, it is sitting there and working silently. Admittedly, I'm not asking much of it: a single case fan, a Kuhler water pump, the motherboard, an Intel i5 2500k, and a dual-fan Radeon HD 7850 are all that's drawing power. It's worth noting that the video card has two 6 pin PCIe plugs to power those two fans. If I ever want to set up Crossfire in this system, the PSU is ready for it: among the extra modular cables that come with it are four more 6+2 PCIe plugs. So, plenty of power for future expansion, even if you want to double up on dual-fan video cards.

Pros: super quiet, tons of power, no noise! what more could you ask for.

Cons: wish the rebates didn't take 97years long.

Overall Review: I wasn't sure of getting this PSU til I read the reviews, couldn't really find any bad reviews to keep me away, wish it was a little cheaper but you get what you pay for. don't cheap out on your PSU (especially for a gaming build)

Pros: Its a PSU. It worked how it was supposed to but...

Cons: It can't survive having no fans circulating air in the tower. Sad...this is my own fault though.

Overall Review: Customer Service was just perfect. Took no time get RMA authorization and the technician I got on the phone was helpful and friendly.

Pros: -Semi-Modular design keeps cable management easy -Single Rail set up so you don't have to worry about what plugs in where -Plenty of modular cords for anything you could possibly need

Cons: Nothing yet

Overall Review: Came with a broken cable tie (the nice kind that you can undo and re-attach without cutting them off). I contacted XFX to see if they would replace the broken piece, but they didn't have any. Nothing worth taking an egg off for, but this is clearly something that went into the box broken. I cant see any way that it could have been broken once in the box, so it's potentially a quality control issue. At the very least, XFX should have thousands of these lying around, but they said they only have them in the already-packaged retail boxes.