Hear are the complants about it off of newegg. came from this link this is what the wrote.
http://secure.newegg.com/app/CustratingRev...item=17-103-914I purchased this Nov. of 2002, and have has some stability issues with my PC. I never ever guessed it woul be a high quality $100 PSU causing my pain. I replaced my mobo and CPU, same issues. I evens started to doubt my video card 9700Pro thinking it might be the cause, until I touched the main ATX connector cable and it rebooted my computer. Basicly it appears like the connectors are not making contact. Not just one mobo, but two. Not good.
Then I turned on the power. BANG! Easily as loud as a 38 pistol. The inside of my case lit up like fireworks as sparks came out of the bottom of the PSU into the case. And the smell of burning electrical insulation was very strong.
A fluke. Sure. Even with Antec apparently cheapening up their product line, I'm sure they didn't intend for this to happen.
I had the same exact thing happen to me on my install of this PSU as ovcc below. Took out my Enermax 350 watt and installed this one for the extra juice. Checked everything very carefully two or three times and closed up the case. Plugged all my keyboard/mouse/speakers/scanner etc, and hit the power button. POW!
BOOM. This PSU worked GREAT for 10 days until it TOASTED itself while booting my rig up after work. At least I got to see a good fireworks show through my Kingwin case window.. Nice oranges to contrast with my blue case fans. Loud bang at first, then a nasty BUZZZZ.. Then it all went black.. LUCKILY nothing on my rig got fried, unlike some others. I guess now I get to see how good NewEgg is about RMAs