PC Power & Cooling has a reputation in the industry to make the best PSUs out there - without any sacrifices. Their Silencer 750W CrossFire we had on the testbench confirms that this is true. You can see that a lot time has been used to work on small details like the 6+2 PCI-E power connectors and the extra distance between fan and PCB. All these little convenience details are often what make a difference in the PSU market. Personally I would love to see a modularity feature on this unit, because it just makes your life so much easier and the clever cable lengths of the Silencer 750W could actually shine even more.
The PSU delivers super high efficiency with 82%, taking the number one spot in our testing. While it also claims the number one spot regarding fan noise I must say it still is far from being "silent", you can definitely hear the fan running. While the price of $199 makes the unit the most affordable PCP&C power supply for the home user, it is certainly not cheap. Even though the package design has been improved over previous PC Power & Cooling products, it is still far from other premium brands. With OCZ's vast experience in that sector I am confident that the package will receive a facelift soon.