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OCZ rolls out 600 watt modular power supply
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Category : Miscellaneous 0 comment
OCZ Technology Group has introduced a new modular power supply with a sustained output of 600 watts. The EvoStream PSU will hopefully lessen cable clutter because only the necessary power cables need to be attached. The titanium mirrored case comes with several cables including two PCI-Express cables and a 4/8 pin CPU auxiliary fan connector.
OCZ's previous "Modstream" generation of PSUs had the same modular cable system, but topped out at 520 watts.
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