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- Fully Modular Cable Management
- Superb choice for performance and power users who need solid, reliable PSU
- ZT Series keeps your internal case environment organized by eliminating wire clutter and improves airflow by using only the cables you require
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Manufacturer's Description
The ZT series is the superb choice for performance and power users who need solid, reliable PSU. With a completely modular design, ZT Series keeps your internal case environment organized by eliminating wire clutter and improves airflow by using only the cables you require. Kept supremely cool with a load-controlled 140mm fan, the OCZ ZT Series PSU was engineered to be ultra-quiet by eliminating distracting noises from your PC when working or gaming. With an 80-Plus Bronze Certification featuring up to 85% efficiency under typical load environments, this power supply remains rock solid and stable under pressure.
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OCZ Technology ZT SERIES 750W 80 BRONZE PERF FULLY MODULAR PSU UK OCZZT750WUK Components Power Supplies PSUs
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If you are looking for a portable typhoon for < 100£, this is a must buy. It is seriously loud under load and often won't back down until a system restart. I am rmaing mine just in case, but the voice on the net tells that is a model issue, rather than a faulty unit. If you are looking at spending this kind of budget on a PSU you can as well throw in some extra money and get a very good one that won't keep whoever is in the room next to yours aware of your activity on your pc. I cannot really comment on performance, as my current system (fx 8120 at stock clock, 1 radeon 6950, some fans) aren't near to maxing the 750w. On the plus the modular design is good, connectors are solid and the many cables are long and quality built.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Bought this to power my Crossfire system. 2 x XFX HD Radeons 5870s. I already was using a XFX 650w PSU in this system and it works perfect but my 2nd PC was in need of a new PSU so decided to get this OCZ 750w and put the 650w in the 2nd PC. Completely modular, yes it is, no attached cables at all, excellent for managing cables. So I installed it and powered it up. First impressions was it's a bit louder than the XFX but not a big problem. As with most modern, brand name, PSUs as the load on the PSU increases like when you're gaming the fan will increase in speed to cool the PSU. I started Unigine's Heaven Benchmark to put the system through its paces. As benchmark continued I heard my graphic card fans speed up, they are very quiet Artic Turbo Coolers, even at 100% RPM they are barely audible and the PSU remained at the same noise level. As the benchmark neared the end (most stressful time for the system) the PSU's fan suddenly kicked in with a `WHOOSH!' and maxed out its fan speed. Very, very noisy. I quit the benchmark and waited for the PSU to cool and the fan to slow down - it didn't. After 10 minutes still the very loud noise of the fan even though my graphic cards had cooled to 28c and were on minimum load. Only a restart cured the excessive fan speed. Tried a game, Skyrim, PSU's fan lasted 3 minutes into the game at its lowest RPM before `taking off'. Believe me this PSU is loud at full load. So out with the OCZ and back to the practical silence of the XFX.
Bad buy, avoid.
Bad buy, avoid.
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