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The new revision of the OCZ Fatal1ty 750w includes bronze certification, a fully modular design, red LEDs and support for Intel's latest CPUs.
The new OCZ Fatal1ty 750W power supply is an 80 Plus Bronze rated PSU that has been updated to be compatible with 4th generation (Haswell) Intel processors. The OCZ Fatal1ty includes a fully modular design that uses flat cables to make routing simple. This PSU is designed specifically for the needs of a gaming system and will provide up to 750 Watts continuous power at 45°C and utilizes a single +12V rail design. Connectors include a 24-pin ATX motherboard connector, two 4+4 pin ATX/EPS, four 6+2 pin PCI-E, six 4-pin Molex peripheral cables, and eight 15-pin SATA power cables.
Anyone that has been around long enough in the industry will know that many of today's mainstream products were once driven by the modding community. Windowed cases, LED fans, water cooling and more. Power supplies have seen the same thing. Modular cables were inspired by modders who would de-solder extra cables from their power supplies to clean up the case. Cable sleeving came around from the same group. The latest craze has been custom sleeving that involves sleeving each individual wire of the cable. It provides an extra level of detail that helps the computer stand out amongst the rest as well as easing the routing of cables.
It has become so popular that OCZ has decided to bring the feature mainstream with the 1000W Fatal1ty Series power supply. All of the cables are individually sleeved, including the natively wired cables. This is the first unit that we've seen on the market to offer this feature. They've added this to a unit that looks very promising on paper for both gamers and enthusiasts alike, OCZ could have a very hot seller on their hands if it performs well.
Nach einerlängeren Durststrecke können wir erstmals wieder ein Netzteilreview präsentieren. Noch vor kurzem konnte das neue Netzteil-Testsystemin Betrieb genommen werden, welches nun in der Praxis zeigen soll, wozu es in der Lage ist. Nichts Geringeres als das OCZ Fatal1ty 1000W haben wir unsauf den Prüfstand gestellt. Ob das neue High-End Modell mit dem besonderen Kabelmanagement und den gesleevten Kabel die schon im Vorausgeworfenen Schatten ausfüllen kann, klären wir im nachfolgenden Testbericht.
If you been around the gaming scene in the past 5 years or so you should know the name Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendal. Known to many as the worlds first professional gamer he has created a gaming brand which its goal is to work with manufacturers to create the perfect components for your gaming system. Today we are taking a look at Fatal1ty’s take on a gaming power supply. The OCZ Fatal1ty Series 1000W Power Supply features an 80PLUS Gold certification, individually sleeved modular cables, 140mm red LED cooling fan and a 5 year warranty. Is this the next power supply for your gaming rig? Read on to find out!
Unser Netzteil-Frühjahr steht nicht nur im Zeichen einiger sehr interessanter CeBIT Neuheiten, sondern auch im Aufarbeiten bisheriger Review-Lücken. Mit diesem neuerlichen Praxistest schließen wir eine dieser Lücken in unserem Netzteil Inhaltsverzeichnis, in dem bisher kein Netzteil von OCZ aufgetaucht ist. Der Speicherriese OCZ fertigt seit 2000 erstklassige und auch bei Übertaktern sehr beliebte Speichermodule, die der Firma auch in Europa einen wohlklingenden Namen erwirtschaften konnten. Der Wunsch nach einer Erweiterung des Portfolios nahm 2007 konkrete Züge an, als die Amerikaner aus San Jose den renommierten Hersteller PC-Power & Cooling kauften und somit eine respektable Basis für den Einstieg in dieses Segment schufen.
Zwar besteht das Hauptfeld des Herstellers OCZ nach wie vor beim Arbeitsspeicher, aber auch das Vertreiben von Netzteilen ist eine lukrative Angelegenheit. Wie etwa die neue ModXStream Pro Baureihe mit diversen Eigenschaften beweist und so das Produktportfolio erweitert. Hierbei hat man eine klare Vorstellung, wen diese Netzteile ansprechen sollen, nämlich Spieler und jene Leser, die ihren PC gerne mit optischen Details aufbessern und modifizieren.
ModXStream Pro is a power supply series from OCZ featuring a modular cabling system and a very attractive price tag, at this moment featuring 500 W, 600 W and 700 W models, with the manufacturer promising that these units can deliver their labeled wattage at 40º C. We've already reviewed the 600 W version and were quite impressed by its performance. Let's see if the 500 W model is also a good pick.
It is odd to see an OCZ power supply unit priced as if it's a bottom of the barrel type power supply, but here we have it, the ModXStream Pro 500W available for about $60 dollars holds quite well against the bigger, more expensive players out there. The unit stayed well within defined ATX specifications and given the price, the ModXStream Pro is definitely an attractive unit worth considering.
ModXStream Pro is a power supply series from OCZ featuring a modular cabling system and a very attractive price tag, at this moment featuring 500 W, 600 W and 700 W models, with the manufacturer promising that these units can deliver their labeled wattage at 40º C. Let's see if the 600 W version is a good pick.
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