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OCZ Z Series is the 80 Plus Gold-certified power supply family from OCZ, and so far they released an 850 W and a 1,000 W model. Let's see if the 1000 W model will live up to the expectation.
The power supply market has always been fiercely competitive, with PC Power & Cooling always remaining a solid staple for nearly two decades. If you have built any systems in that wide range chances are good you have heard of PC P&C, who partner with OCZ Technology to bring their PSUs to light. The prime example is the Silencer series, which has and continues to be a huge hit for the two companies. After a lengthy hiatus, the Silencer family gets a new addition in the Silencer Mk III, which aside from other innovations, brings the series to the modular era. Compared to previous Silencer lines, the Mk III division is also going one step ahead by offering a broader array of wattages and efficient ratings. Ranging from 400W to 1200W, the lower-end models from 400W to 600W are 80 PLUS Bronze certified; the high-end 750W and 850W flavours are 80 PLUS Gold certified, and the extreme 1200W model sports the 80 PLUS Platinum rating. Technology X will be reviewing the OCZ x PC Power & Cooling Silencer Mk III 850W PSU, which at $160 provides a solid seven-year warranty and more than adequate power output. While not completely passive, the fan-equipped MK III tries to live up to its name and provide noiseless top-notch performance while remaining proficient in the process.
OCZ has done a refresh of their Fatal1ty power supply series, but it may not have been for the better. Let's take a close look at the new PSU now.
The market for consumer electronics and computer hardware has been generally immune to this sponsorship phenomenon — that is, with one exception. There are a host of products out there stamped with the name of a certain Johnathan ‘Fatal1ty’ Wendel. Fatal1ty, if you’re not familiar, has on the order of 30 “notably accomplished” gaming tournament placements on Wikipedia, including five 1st place finishes for Quake III Arena.
Now it is time to test this 500 W mainstream power supply from OCZ. Is it a good product? Check it out.
Today we decided to review an inexpensive entry-level 400 W power supply from OCZ�s StealthXStream series. Is it worthwhile buying this product? Check it out.
The all new StealthXStream 2 600W power supply is truly impressive. Performance is spot on, and as the name suggests, it is quiet. But, the most impressive thing of all is the price. Available for $45 dollars after rebate, the unit is an incredible bargain.
OCZ have been highly regarded over the years as producing some of the finest memory available on the market and much in the same way as Corsair they have expanded over the years into other hardware markets to enhance their product range.
OCZ has just released a new incarnation of their mainstream StealthXStream series, with models ranging from 400 W to 700 W. Today we are going to review the 600 W version and see what are the differences to the original StealthXStream 600 W.
Das StealthXStream 2 soll bei OCZ das Einstiegssegment bei Netzteilen abdecken und dabei bis in Leistungsklassen von High-End-PCs vorstoßen. Mit FSP hat man sogar einen Hersteller an Bord geholt, der in günstigen Preissbereichen einen recht guten Ruf hat. Ob diese Tatsache dem Netzteil zu solider Qualität hilft, werden wir im Test klären.
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