Corsair 750W TX750 V2 Power Supply

Cons:Non so far

Pros:Lots of connectors for multiple GPU and SATA drives. Well packaged (you even get a nice little soft cloth bag that the PSU is packed in). Runs quiet and has enough power to run a host of multiple devices

Cons:-None yet (*Wish it was modular, but for 99$ on sale, why complain about my own cheapness :P)

Pros:-80+ proof-black-Corsair makes good stuff-lots of 6+2 pins for video cars

Cons:none

Pros:+ Quality+ Partially modular+ warranty+ stable 12volt rail

Cons:- Cloth bag wasn't big enough for me to fit my head in

Pros:- Extremely well packaged with plenty of plastic Tie-wraps for coiling up cables- Plenty of power connections with good lead length to accommodate pretty much any requirements- Very quiet operation- Reasonably priced when on sale- Power supply came in a nice cloth bag

Cons: There are cheaper alternatives.Non-modular.

Pros: Great packaging, power supply in a pouch, mounting screws, user manual, and multiple zip ties.Fairly long cables for reaching everywhere while still remaining hidden.Nearly silent 140mm fan positioned for optimal cooling on bottom mount cases.Can power dual 6950s, although I would go a bit higher

Cons:NON

Pros:EERYTHINGCASECORDSSSS_TONS

Cons:not modular

Pros:silentstable

Cons:Modular cables would have been nice. I didn't need all the drive cables; I had room to tuck them out of the way, but not everyone would.

Pros:Very well made. For many overclockers, having one +12v rail with a massive 60 amp capacity will provide absolute bedrock stability, which really helps keep a system running when you push it. It's not so much that your CPU or RAM is going to consume 60 amperes; but the pulses they generate as they switch will make HUGE picosecond demand on the abillity of the power supply to source or sink current. It's this ability to handle spiky demand on the rail that really makes for stability. If the supply can't cope, these rapid changes in demand will turn into NOISE on the rail, and the CPU and RAM will have a hard time telling the difference between noise on the rail and actual signals on their buses. This is why big, clean power supplies help the stability of a PC. Of course, all your drives, fans, video cards and so on also need capacity so this is also part of the equation.

Cons:Not modularCPU 8 pin is barely long enough for corsair 600t

Pros:Very SolidQuite

Cons:Lots of cables, may be hard to fit in a smaller case.

Pros:Very stable,quiet and powerfull pcu

Cons:Not modular

Pros:Corsair quality product

Cons:so many cables, modular has its advantages

Pros:Great psu, awesome brand name

Cons: Not modular, too may old molex connectors.

Pros: Looks Great, Very quite, plenty of connectors and well wrapped cables

Cons:Non modular cables.

Pros:Quality built, lots of leads.

Cons:Not Modular

Pros:QuietSolid performanceGreat price for what you get

Cons:ITS NOT ANYTHING ELSE THAN CORSAIR!!!

Pros:ITS CORSAIR!!!

Cons:None

Pros:-Quite-Packaging

Cons:None so far.

Pros:It's a Corsair PSU.Comes in a velvety bag.5 year warranty.

Cons:none

Pros:Quality build, quiet, reasonably priced

Cons:Just wish the connectors im not using could be disconnected to save room inside my case.

Pros:Quiet, Easy setup, Lots of connectors

Cons:Not Modular

Pros:Super quiet and Good power usage

Cons:none so far, other than forgetting to send in manufactures rebate.

Pros:SOLID performance.

Cons:Wires are fairly bulky if you have a small computer case.

Pros:750w, lots of power, lots of plugs

Cons:Could have had less floppy disc connectors, and more space between the connectors on the molex and SATA chains.

Pros:Reliable, silent fan, low temperatures, long cables, good value (when on sale), nice looking, great reviews, great company.