750W 80+ Single 12V V2.2 High Efficiency PSU - Black

Problem when PC stopped and wouldn't even POST. Checked all the basics, cable, connections ...etc. I couldn't tell was it the motherboard or PSU. Decided to go for PSU as cheaper option to replace and my motherboard is now discontinued. The gamble worked and my life is bright again.The unit comes with all necessary cables, works fine, quiet and had no problems so far, but it's only one month old, so reliability not long tested. Good price as well. My old PSU lasted over 4 years and hopefully this one will do the same.

Worst thing I have ever bought.Seemed too cheap to be true and it was.Worked passably with my new rig. (Asus P8H61/USB3 REV 3.0 Motherboard, Radeon HD 6770, 8GB RAM, Seagate SATA drive).But upon adding a (brand new) DVD drive the computer I began to experience random crashes. Investigating found that the HDD was running upto 93 degrees C, nearly burnt my hand on it! Testing all the components revealed this was the fault of the PSU, which was not outputting anywhere near 750W, but was incredibly unstable, occasionally spiking at 750W.This was not with a massive load, just the MB, one medium power GPU, one HDD and a DVD drive!Replaced with a decent corsair PSU (that actually puts out 750W consistently) and everything is running fine.DON'T SKIMP ON PSU.

Ordered this just after christmas and fitted it early January. It was fine for the first couple of weeks until problems starting developing. I've been having issues with shutdown and freezing. Upon shutdown, the OS will completely turn off (as it should) but the case fans and light remain on. Also, when left idle, the computer will ALWAYS freeze! Sent back for a refund and have purchased a 750w Corsair PSU. Fixed all of my problems!The PowerCool works quietly and well, just watch out as you may have some problems!

While this power supply started off brilliantly, and to be fair was great for about a year, it soon developed problems.My PC for the last couple of months has been making rattling, whirring noises whenever it's being used. Sometimes quite violent, sometimes starting off bad then almost disappearing. It wasn't until my PC kept rebooting itself that I realised it was the power supply. I've now upgraded to a SuperFlower 1300w.Bought Autumn 2013, dead late Winter 2014/early 2015. Can't recommend this I'm afraid.

Very, very quiet PSU. The 300W one I replaced sounded like a Harrier jump jet taking off. I actually have to strain to hear this one at all.I have two very minor gripes about this unit and they are mainly down to the limitations of the PC I've installed it in.1. The cables come individually sheathed. This means they take up a lot of space and, after adding a BluRay RW, I can't actually connect the power lead or SATA cable to the original DVD RW in the PC.2. It does not have a square 4-pin auxiliary motherboard power connector. I've tried jury-rigging one of the 6-pin connectors but it just doesn't work so I've had to buy a molex adaptor to get the CPU fan working.Other than these 2 problems (and I admit they are as much to do with my PC configuration as the PSU) I would have given it 5 stars.

For the price this is an amazing PSU. I purchased this product to replace my existing one as I thought there was an issue with it causing my pc to continually restart, but it turned out to be a cable that had become faulty, however I am really pleased I did. The build quality is excellent and all the cables are sheathed which is really good. There are certainly enough connectors to surely meet anyones needs, I wish that I had gone for the modular version though as I have a lot unused and their cables take a lot of room inside the case (however since first writing this I now have a new case where the psu is bottom mounted and cables can be routed behind the motherboard and through space in the side of the case so it is no loger an issue and airflow is not compromised). The fan for this PSU is extremely quiet. An excellent product.NOTE - Do not be phased when you get this that there is no 4 pin 12V Motherboard connector as in fact supplied is a 4+4 pin connector (required by servers etc as an 8 pin connector) which with just a little pressure will split into two identical 4 pin connectors either of which can be used.

Bought this for my custom gaming pc build and so far has worked like a dream for my power hungry computer. It comes with many power cables of the three main types so i could power many more components if i wished. It comes with SATA connectors, PCI plugs(including both 20/24 pin and multiple 8/6pins), along with some 4-pin molex connectors. The cooling fan in it is quiet and seems to work well, for when i am running the most intensive games it never gets above 30C. I know this product has recieved some bad views but please give this a try. Trust me, its great.

Arrived very swiftly, as with most of my Amazon orders! The PSU itself seems very good, lots of connections for everything I need, fitted nicely into a Zalman z9plus and is now powering my latest cheapy build! :) Can't imagine I'll ever need more than 750w so very happy with this, only been on a few hours now but seems very quiet and doing its job v well! *2 thumbs up*