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    OCZ Technology EVOStream 600W Power Supply (modular PSU)


    OCZ Technology EVOStream 600W Power Supply
    www.ocztechnology.com


    Product Highlights and Packaging:
    • Heavy Duty Power Delivery @ 600W or 700W
      High performance systems require stable, reliable power. OCZ delivers. Made by a company you can trust.
    • Advanced Cable Management System
      100% Modular "EZMod Technology" Advanced Cable Management System means you don't need to have extra cables in your system dangling usused! Use only the cables you need resulting in a less cluttered case interior and optimal airflow conditions. The cables are also UV-reactive blue!
    • Active Power Factor Correction (PFC)
      Effectively regulates input voltage to deliver superior stability. PFC (0.99 typical) keeps power usage to a minimum insuring your system is operating as efficiently as possible.
    • Cooler/Quiter Operation
      Increased air flow with an aggressive 80mm fan with brilliant blue LEDs.
    • Multi-GPU Ready/Dual CPU Ready
      Equipped for multi-GPU gaming systems with two PCI-e power cables included.
    • EMI Isolated Casing
      The sleek titanium mirrored chassis effectively reduces EMI emissions that would otherwise effect other components.
    • 36-Month Hassle-Free Exclusive PowerSwap Warranty
      OCZ 3 year PowerSwap Warranty Program provides you peace of mind knowing that if you do have a problem OCZ is standing ready to help!
    • Automatic Short-Circuit Protection
      The PSU automatically shuts down in the unlikely event of a short-circuit, preventing damage itself and other nearby equipment.
    • Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Directive compliant





    Package Contents:




    • 1x 600W Power Supply Unit (PSU)
    • 1x User's Manual - Product Features, Technical Specifications, Installation Instructions and FAQs
    • 1x 3-prong wall power cable
    • 1x 20-/24-pin ATX power connector cable
    • 1x 4-/8-pin CPU auxiliary connector cable
    • 2x peripheral 4-pin connector (2 molex connections) cable
    • 1x peripheral 4-pin connector (1 molex, 1FDD connection) cable
    • 1x peripheral 4-pin connector (1 molex connection) cable
    • 2x PCI Express 6-pin connection cable
    • 2x SATA connector (2 hotswap SATA connections) cable


    A Closer Look at the Power Ratings:







    • 3.3V line: 20A max
    • 5V line: 30A max
    • 4x12V line: 15A max per line (40A maximum total 12V regulated output)
    • Maximum rated continuous load: 600W
    • Peak load rating: 700W (60 seconds sustained)
    • Power Regulation: +/-5% on 3.3V, 5V and +12V lines
    • Efficiency: 75% typical at full load
    • PFC: 0.99 typical


    Before and After Installation:





    Before: PC Power and Cooling Turbo-Cool 510 SLI
    After: OCZ EVOStream 600W


    Note: Even with my hurried attempt to install this PSU as fast as I could (excitement was my enemy) you can clearly see the difference this PSU makes! More room and more airflow means a cooler overall system. I also noticed a decrease in fan noise with this PSU which is in keeping with my new goal to make my systems as quiet as possible for maximum enjoyment.


    Personal Commentary:

    Those that know me know that I don't hold back my opinions. If I don't like something rest assured I'll let you know. Now let me say this. I like this PSU....a lot. And I'll give you two big reasons, 1) With alittle work this PSU can go a long way to making a well-organized case interior. For me a good looking system is just as important as a fast running one. And 2) Power, and lots of it. What's even better is that I don't have to sacrifice my ears in the process. I'll be converting this system to watercooling soon. Now that I've installed this power supply there's no way I'm going to let me undervolted CPU fan be the loudest part of this system.

    The cables are beautifully assembled and don't feel cheap at all. At the same time they do bend easily and are extremely easy to route. The 100% modular design in a real plus. I love being able to install only the cables I need. The kit is perfect but I would like to see OCZ sell replacement/extra cables of varying length to be made available for purchase separately. Now that we've got a modular PSU let's take advatage of that! Difference colors would be nice too for those that are really looking to customize their system(s).

    I experienced absolutely no stability problems with the PSU. The fit and finish are outstanding and are worth of display. The EVOStream line of PSU's from OCZ promise to be another great set of products from a company we have grown to love!


    -FCG

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    nice review FCG! I've been thinking about what PSUs to get for my up coming Conroe, but still havent decided. Glad to hear that the cables arent stiff like the Modstream ones.

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    nice ... i'm in process of testing my 600W OCZ Evostream as well

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    Looks good, but still no adjustable pots like Powerstreams
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    FYI, the 600W Evostreams are set so their rails out of the box are

    +3.3v = ~3.4v
    +5v = ~5.2v
    +12v = ~12.2v

    Which should be enough for most folks without going too extreme. That's what i have been told. Actual testing a bit later ... or FCG might have some of those results

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    BTW, what is this priced at again, if not mentioned before? I wanna know how it compares with the Corsair HX620 PSU.

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    Wait I thought this was supposed to come out in Dec.?

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    need inside shots to be able to see the componets.

    also, i like how they claim APFC saves electricity, it actually lowers psu effeciency.
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    can't wait to add an other OCZ product to my collection
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    Nice review freecableguy.

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    lookin AWEOME! Finally a really nice PSU thats also modular. And blue. Looks like one of these will find its way into my new build. When are they available?
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    Estimated pricing in the US please?

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    why do the wires have to be blue with white molexes...

    it could be a nice silver wires with black molexes or black with black...

    just cause it has blue wires takes my interest away from this
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sneaky
    why do the wires have to be blue with white molexes...

    it could be a nice silver wires with black molexes or black with black...

    just cause it has blue wires takes my interest away from this
    If we made silver or black with black....someone would have wanted some other color and said the same thing hehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by RyderOCZ
    If we made silver or black with black....someone would have wanted some other color and said the same thing hehe
    QFT!!!
    How can they make a product that would please EVERYONE? thats pretty impossible, even if they offered it in a few differennt color schemes. Personally, i like this ones. If you dont, spend like 15 bucks and get a PSU sleeving kit, and i know you can also get different color connectors as well.
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    Hmmm...I own the OCZ 520 & the Powerstream 600W and both are excellent. This seems to be another beauty from OCZ...I too am curious as to how much $$$


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    Quote Originally Posted by RyderOCZ
    If we made silver or black with black....someone would have wanted some other color and said the same thing hehe
    but everyone loves blue?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sneaky
    but everyone loves blue?
    Well... yeah!
    Also, I must say it's one of most beautiful PSUs I've ever seen!
    Nice work OCZ (If you want, I'll take one for free. )!

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    thanks for the review..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Popo
    Nice work OCZ (If you want, I'll take one for free. )!
    Free? Cool, I'll take one for free as well! Nice of you guys to start off a new product with hand-outs.

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    i like them.... where can i get one in the UK..?

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    I think I'm going to wait for a 700W version and then sell my GameXStream....

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    Quote Originally Posted by NightCrawler™
    I think I'm going to wait for a 700W version and then sell my GameXStream....
    Think bigger

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    1kw....??

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