Antec TruePower New TP-750 750W Continuous Power "compatible with Core i7" Power Supply

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Can't really say much about this psu, since I don't think I'm even close to running it at its full potential. However, it is powering my entire system very well, and I haven't had any problems with it, either. The partial modular capabilities helps in cable management as well, but if the molex cables were a little longer, then I could've just used one for the dvd drive and hard disk. That, however, doesn't matter though, since they are all still integrated into the PSU. All in all, this is a very stable psu. I got it for 119 during a sale before, but I still think it's worth it now.

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Just got this unit in the Antec/NCIX power supply contest, and this is one excellent PSU!There's quite a few things to like about this power supply:- Plenty of power to run the vast majority of current computers.- Lots of cables included, and they're all nicely sleeved.- Reasonably quiet.- Antec's hybrid cable management, i.e. the absolutely necessary cables are hard wired into the power supply, but all the rest are modular, so you can use only the cables/connectors you need, and keep the clutter to a minimum, all while getting better air flow.- Very efficient, at least according to Antec's info.- Has four +12 Volt rails, all rated at 25 Amps each.- Has enough connectors available to be versatile enough to use on newer or older systems, depending on your needs.The only weakness I've seen with this power supply, is that the manual/pamphlet is rather spartan(although it does provide enough info to get this up and running), and the packaging, although not terrible, is not as good as a couple of other brands of PSUs I've seen recently.

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Just as its name states, it delivers true 750W, unlike other 750W branded PSUs. I'm currently running 2 GTX 260 without breaking a sweat. I can't wait to see how it'll perform when I overclock my beast and add a couple more harddrives.