Antec High Current Gamer Series HCG-620 620W Power Supply

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My PSU died when I was playing Borderlands (smoke and stink filled the room) and the search was on for a new a single. After browsing the hundreds of PSU's I came upon this 1.My key concern was the energy to the rails. Even the PSU's rated SLI had low 12v rail amperageྐྵ amps) My 275 GTX needs 40 amp. So this a single is the champ. Newegg ROCKS Require it these days won't see it till soon after the weekend:( Do your homework! Go to Antec and use their PSU calculator then check your video card spec's. Amperage is as critical as wattage.

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Fantastic psu, with ample energy and a lot of connections to boot. I am not working with this personally, but did install in a construct for a buddy. Runs quiet and cool. none. powering a core i7 2600, 4gb ddr3, gts 450 sli, 64 gb ssd, 1 tb 7200 hdd. There is no overclocking, and this is not a gaming computer system. Used more as a workstation that will be up 27ǝ and necessary to energy numerous monitors. Was purchased for its power, and efficiency.

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Would have liked it to be moduler for cable management but still very quite stable power . Used this temporarily in my main house comp after my silverstone Strider 750 watt PS cafted one night just after it's 3yr was up. I've since transfered it to a comp I built for my wife. She wanted to try her hand at playing some games. I like that it's got a single 12 volt rail and 5 yr warranty runs the 560 ti fine. Would buy again if needed.

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Picked it up on dale locally. Great PSU. Online reviews were very positive and the continuous 620W rating makes it a safe choice for future upgrades. The absence of modular cabling is a very minor shortcoming and in my case quite inconsequential.

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This is a great value for a PSU. Like I stated in my cons I had more 4pin molex then I needed for my build, and it was only an issue because my case lacked a good place to hide cables. Otherwise I haven't had any issues. Would buy again and again.

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Bought this back in August.It was on sale and there weren't any other unit that would've been as good at that price point(60$).Would buy again if needed.

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power lvls are very stable to within .1v off rated spec.powers everything with no issues.i know it was never really designed as a xfire supply but i hooked up two 4890's with a couple 6-Pin adapters and it runs great even running BF3 and Skyrim no power issues... according to my watt meter it is pulling 534watts after playing BF3 for a few hours.6x 120mm LED fans + a 240mm LED fan2x 12' cathodes2x 4890 (stock)4x HDD's 2x 7200RPM, 2x 5400rpm1x SSD HDD

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Great product. Got it on sale for $70. No SLI, there's only support for 2-8 pin power connections.

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Bought this in store part of the Esther's christmas picks. Replaces my old PSU that finally blew up, so far so good wasn't DOA. Too bad it isn't modular.

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got it on salegreat psu its got everything you need works fine

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I got this for a client's gaming build. The old PSU was DOA so I got this in a mad panic for a replacement and it turned out well. It's quiet, and seems to do the job nicely.

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after 4 months it's still going strong with mo problems what so ever. does everything a power supply should do. the only complaint is that there is only 2 PCI-E plugs so it's not for SLI. I knew that when I bought it, as I wasn't going to SLI, but recently as the price of video card are coming down, I changed my mind, but that's me and nothing to do with the P/S.

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I got one of these for my new computer and it's great. The cords feel strong, unlike the thinner ones found on some other PSUs. As a result it can be a bit tricky to fold the cords to fit in tight spaces. If you aren't starved for space in your case, this is a great choice.