Pros: Excellent upgrade for my old case from Antec.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Solid construction, quiet operation, modular additional connections and very stable power. No chintzy LED lighting garbage that you find on so many other PSU's.

Cons: None that I have found, take note of other thoughts below for what might be a possible con for some people.

Other Thoughts: The unit does have a number of permanent non-modular connections that you may not use. I personally do not consider this a con since I used most of them and actually prefer the mix of modular and non-modular connections.

Pros: Works good so far! No complaints!

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: Wish it was a little bit more modular but I knew it wasn't when I bought it so I can't complain now.

Pros: No problem installing. Works great. Good wires, flexible with multiple outlet to choose the power outlet.

Cons: None so far

Pros: plenty of power. all the important connectors are hard wired.

nice sleeves for wires. wires are deffinitely long enough.

super quiet

Cons: top fan does not seem to be spinning fast enough (its almost too quiet for my comfort).

also, I have a bottom based case and am always worried that if I drop a jumper or a screw, it would mess things up.

the modular connections that connect to the psu itself seem little cheap/flimsy. the latch clicks but it does not feel sturdy very much.

Other Thoughts: I did not even need to use modular wires but it is good to know that I'm set for the future. This is my goto PSU when i'm troubleshooting other computers.

Pros: - Quiet.
- Stable. (Rails don't budge, even under high load)
- Semi-Modular design reduces clutter.
- Inexpensive. (Was on sale, additional 10% off with promo code, and a $25 Mail-In-Rebate)

Cons: - Cable reach is a little short for a full tower.
- A bunch of the cables on the main (non-modular) bundle remain unused, but that varies by system.

Other Thoughts: Hard to tell whether or not this unit is affected by "The Capacitor Plague." I know Antec has switched suppliers and confirms that these units contain high-quality Japanese capacitors, and not the cheap explosive Taiwanese ones, but only time will tell.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague/

Pros: 9 month owner. Raw power. Tons of lengthy protected cables. Good price and trusted name. Certified good components.

Cons: There was no prize inside of my power supply. : (

Other Thoughts: Paid a little extra for the quality but, in this case, it's worth it. Spent hours looking and reading reviews debating price, quality, life expectancy, and cable details. Still very happy with the purchase.

Pros: NOTHING! SKIP! DONT BUY! ANTEC does not stand behind its products!!!!!

Cons: Lasted less than a year, so I sent my ANTEC tp-750 with 5 year warranty and they replaced it with a refurbished EA-750 which only has 3 year warranty.
LOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!!!!!

Other Thoughts: NOTHING! SKIP! DONT BUY! ANTEC does not stand behind its products!!!!!

Pros: 80 Plus Bronze.
Some modular cables.
Very quiet fan, I can't hear it at all over the sound of my case fans.
Looks good.
5 year warranty.
Professional reviews have shown it to be capable of providing much more than 750 watts.
Manufactured by Seasonic.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Wish it was fully modular, but I knew what I was getting when I ordered it.
Mailed the rebate around 3/15/10 and received a check 5/28/10.

I had been eyeing the Corsair 750HX, but this was a heck of a lot cheaper but still offered a quality Seasonic build. I am completely satisfied.

Pros: Rock Solid stability. Those 12 volt rails just don't budge.
Will support future upgrades and system expansion.

You could run 4 hard drives, 2 Optical, 24 GB of RAM , and a six core off of this along with a high end video card.
(note - if you are going to run 2 or 3 video cards in a SLI configuration you should be shopping for a 1000 watt supply)

Cons: None