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Old Aug 28, 2007, 02:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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DH Review: OCZ ProXstream 1000w Power Supply
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Today we will examine one of the strongest power supply units available today, the OCZ ProXstream 1000W. The best consumer available power electronics technology is implemented inside, allowing it to significantly exceed the power specifications and efficiency of its predecessors. The 1kW rating is more than enough to power any hardware configuration right now, however the question we will be answering today is if the power can be properly controlled as well.
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Nice PSU, wonder why they opted for an 80mm fan. Slightly larger chassis would be worth the noise reduction alone.

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Nice PSU, wonder why they opted for an 80mm fan. Slightly larger chassis would be worth the noise reduction alone.

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It wouldn't fit!


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