CORSAIR AX760 760W ATX12V / EPS12V SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS PLATINUM Certified Full Modular Active PFC Power Supply CORSAIR AX760 760W ATX12V / EPS12V SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS PLATINUM Certified Full Modular Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: -Platinum Rating
-Stylish
-Plenty of Cables

Cons: -I've rma'd a first one I ordered. Due to the fact that it won't turn on the rig. Rather, it actually caused small spark on my MB. When I turned my rig back on with my old PSU, it was on. I checked the CPU Processing speed it was running @ 0.17 GHz, and the MB indicated that my cpu was at 100 degree celsius, then it turned off itself........ well I tried to turn it back on several times, It wouldn't get turn on. So I contacted Corsair regarding possible reimbursement, and talked to tech support name Jacob. I'm still waiting for his response.
All and all, I managed to replace the power, CPU and the Motherboard by the resellers. But none of those were throught Corsair, since they only called once and never responded my message on the phone nor the ticket. (Jacob, from the Corsair Tech) when you read this, you can either close my ticket but I least want your reply on my claim.
-and little white noise thingy when it gets turned on.

Pros: Fully modular.
There are labels on each socket so there shouldn't be any confusion as to where to plug anything in.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I originally boughtt the 750 watt semi-modular in err, Newegg was kind enough to exchange it right away and apply a credit. Great service, had it at my doorstep in less than 2 days.

Pros: I don't think the fan has ever turned on. The efficiency is great.

The the modular cables are really nice. Helps make a clean build that both looks good and provide better airflow.

Provides enough power to my system. Though, SLI might be pushing it to the edge. Have to look into that a bit more.

the individually braided cables you can order for it are very nice.

Cons: -had some faint coil whine coming from the unit. It was not very loud and only occurred after I maxed out the fan slots on my case with new fans.

The whine was never very loud, though it was audible faintly over all the fans. It has since stopped since I got the special braided cables, or I've gotten used to it.

One issue I have, was when I was building my PC, I had intended to place the SSD behind the motherboard tray. However, note of the cables that come WITH the unit, (not the single braid color cables you can order from corsair), are strait SATA power. You wold need to use a molex to SATA power adapter.

I only discovered this after the rest of my components were in and the had to rethink everything.

The braided cables you can order, however DO have a straight sate power cable at the very end of the chain. Something that has annoyed me greatly....

Other Thoughts: I may be getting a second graphics card in the future. If I do, I may need to get the 860 watt psu and just switch the cables around (yay for modular PSUs?). I thought this would be enough. However, after further research now knowing what my options are limited to, this unit is JUST enough.

If you plan on SLI or crossfire, do more research than I did!

Pros: I usually love Corsair products. The best feature other than the obvious advertised features is the color coding. All of the modular cables are completely black wrapped in a high end material. Nothing more annoying than looking at those ugly multi-colored power cables sticking out of your case and motherboard. Now they all blend in nicely.

Cons: High pitch whine when the machine is off. Maybe there is a whine the entire time, but I can't hear it over the 6 fans in my case. I actually have to flip the bottom power switch when the machine is off, which confuses the wife when she goes to turn it on. This is pretty big to me. When you spend this kind of money, you expect a flawless product. I'd RMA it but it takes 60-90 minutes to perfectly route all the cables in a case if you do it right and I have no desire to undo all the work I've done already.

Pros: This PSU is small and powerful.

Cons: hang out behind the Quicky Mart.

Other Thoughts: I don't understand the people who had issues plugging in their fans and drives and other stuff in the wrong place; I mean it says right on the PSU what goes where. Oh well, all I can say is the obvious: if you buy this just read what is written above the sockets.

Pros: Nice while it lasted

Cons: Worked for three days come in hit the power button and POP took out a $200 Monster power surge protector RMA for refund got the AX760i got it up and running it all looked good But then the video card tanked RMA got a replacement now the Motherboard RMA with asus and now the mem and the cpu are one the way out :/

Other Thoughts: I love corsair I got a bad one it happens but man it hit me hard
pc spec's / XFX R7870 GHz Edition, Corsair C70 case, H100i, Asus Sabertooth Z77, i5 3570k, 8 gig corsair vengeance ram (black),

Pros: Full modular, high efficiency, great thermals and noise (or lack thereof).

Cons: Some of the included cables are just (word that rhymes with rap which is apparently "highly inappropriate"). SATA connections are passable but the fan cable is just atrocious. Considering all the other cables are great it just doesn't make sense.

Pros: It is extremely efficient and the cables look great. It has a hybrid mode switch as well that will turn the fan on only when the PSU is at 70% usage. Looks great and my SLI overclocked system is running beautifully.

Cons: As the reviewer below me mentioned, PLEASE be careful with the SATA/4-Pin Molex and PCI-E cable inputs. I accidently put my SATA cable into a PCI-E input and it fried my two HDDs and my Blu-Ray drive...didn't kill my SSD though thankfully. RMAed my HDDs, but the PCI-E ports are not colored differently from the SATA/Molex ports like Corsair does with their other PSU models, so be aware of this and double check your cables.

Other Thoughts: I got this PSU when it was on sale along with a $20 MIR. Came out to about $135...fantastic deal on an amazing PSU.

Pros: Modular, nice design, 7 year warranty

Cons: It is very very easy to accidently plug the SATA/Peripheral connector into the PCI-E slot. I think they are different voltages and I plugged it into two of my fan controllers, both got a burning smell instantly and fried. Now I'm down 2 fan controllers, due to lack of safety design! Need to make designated SLOTS on fit what they are meant to be for!!!

Pros: Excellent PSU...
Almost bought the AX 750 but this was on deal.
I only paid $132 for it after a 15% off code and a $20 MIR.
80 plus Platinum - I never hear the fan running.
I stand by this Corsair Product.

Cons: Nothing

Other Thoughts: Be sure to unravel all the cords and let them breathe for a few days. This will help when you begin installation.

I recommend this product!