ZALMAN ZM750-HP 750W Continuous @ 45°C (Maximum Continuous Peak: 850W) ATX12V V2.2 / EPS12V V2.91 SLI Certified CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Modular Active PFC Modular LED Heatpipe-Cooled SLI Power Supply

Pros: Blue led, modular, quiet, more than enough sleeved cables to suit most builds and it's efficient to boot.

Cons: Needed an extension in order for the cpu cable to reach, but that's no biggie. I expected it since I have a P180 case and the power supply is on the bottom.

Pros: Fresh build on a new system. This is an amazingly solid PSU. Currently running q6600, 4GB ddr3 Corsair, 1x 150gb wd Raptor Drive, 2x WD 1TB drives, 2x 8800 GT video cards and X-Fi Fatal1ty Champion Series, 4x 120mm panaflo fans and a Zalman 9700NT... this thing hasn't broken a sweat and is ready for more

Cons: BIG!, but worth it and fit still pretty easily in my Thermaltake Armor case

Pros: PFC active 750W continuous Modular cabling tons of SATA and molex connection Fairly heavy (good sign or quality for PSUs) At least 80% efficient Quiet as a mouse

Cons: Tech support. One of the SATA power ports stopped working three weeks ago. Have emailed tech support twice and they have not replied yet. Zalman does not have a contact number (other than an international calling number to Korea) on their web site or in the documentation that came with the PSU. This PSU is powering a production server so an RMW without a replacement first is not possible. Will likely have to buy another one then RMA this one after the new one arrives. Due to this I am taking back two eggs from my first review unless tech support gets better. This will also likely be my last Zalman purchase.

Pros: -Very quiet... and I mean whisper quiet -Modular design is nice, only use what you need -Copper heatpipes! Extra cooling!!! -3 year warranty!!

Cons: -Pricey... but that's quality for you -Not getting paid for marketing their product :0) lol

Overall Review: I bought a Zalman PSU because they have a wonderful name for themselves. They do not sell poorly made stuff. Zalman is, in my eyes, the king of keeping things quiet and cool. They may be a little pricey, but that is because you are buying quality! If I owned a mine, I would donate large sums of copper to them lol. I had no problems with moving wiring using a NZXT Tempest case, a midtwr but closer to full tower ATX case. I upgraded from a 500 watt to this one because I wanted to have enough juice for a GTX 280 (single slot) and then some more to spare, and also my other PSU was very noisy. After many hours of research, there hidden in the alphabetical listing of newegg was ZALMAN! I jumped on it immediately and didn't look back. If you read the reviews on their products, they all have positive ratings and few low rated. -If i ever have any problems, i will be back to report. but i suspect to use this for many years to come :0) -running a Q6600, EVGA 8800GT, 4 gigs A-Data DDR

Pros: Puts out excellent and stable power. Fit easily inside my Lian Li PC-7B plus II case.

Cons: The sheathing on it could have been better. My main concern with the cabling was how flimsy the molex connectors were. The pins moved inside the connector far too easily for my taste, however they still functioned and did not back out of any connections made.

Overall Review: It matched my case, so that was another perk. Despite the molex connector issue, its an excellent power supply!

Pros: solid and powerful. copper pipe cooled which is different. cheaper than most modular psu's.

Cons: but its not 100% modular. the items that are attached are a little more than i needed (i do not need 3 pci-e power cables). IMO the only 2 things that should be attached to the psu are the 20+4 pin and 4+4 pin connectors. thats it. anything else should be added at the users choice. not everyone has a video card that needs a 6 pin connector, even less people have 3-way SLI.

Overall Review: lots of people saying it's huge. it's no bigger than most high power psu's. maybe it's because i'm using a full tower i dont know.

Pros: 750W Continuous @ 45°C (Maximum Continuous Peak: 850W) ATX12V V2.2 / EPS12V V2.91 SLI Certified CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Modular Active PFC Modular LED Heatpipe-Cooled SLI. That description says it all. Runs very cool. Very quite.

Cons: None

Overall Review: It powers: i7-920 2x GTX 260 core 216 5 case fans 2 harddrives 2 dvd drives X58 Motherboard 6 gigs of DDR3 ram With plenty of power left to spare.

Pros: Quite, moduler, runs cool and cables are well organized

Cons: Due to my own stupidity....I never checked my video card (9800 GTX +) AMP rate. This PS has 4-20 amp rails, my video card needs a 24 amp rail. video card came with adapter so you can use 2 different 4 pin connecters from 2 different rails. works great now!!

Overall Review: check specs before buying!!