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Wednesday, April 11, 2007
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The OCZ PC 6400 Flex XLC DDR2 arrived Technic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with 3-4-4-15 and Overclocking against other Memory Kits on Windows Vista Ultimate. You can see 930 MHz in the following Review with Watercooling and 2,4V.
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Monday, April 9, 2007
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OCZ has been venturing into many new territories of late such as graphics cards and gaming mice. While memory modules is probably what they're most known for, their cooling solutions also make enthusiasts happy and today we take a look at their Vindicator- an HSF unit designed to be light weight cooler that easily fits onto most CPU sockets.
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Thursday, March 29, 2007
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OCZ's mice are called Equalizer and feature a 2500 DPI laser sensor made by Agilent technology. The mice come in two different sizes, one aimed at gaming and one made for laptop users. One of the special features that the Equalizer has is a Triple-Threat button which should fire three shots in rapid succession, besides that the button should function as a double-click button in standard Windows applications.
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Saturday, March 24, 2007
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This powerful PSU is dedicated to gamers, and to their multi-core, multi-cpu or multi-vga configurations. Its characteristics make it also an interesting product for clockers who can spend about 180? for this very good PSU.
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Tuesday, March 20, 2007
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Overclocking has always been a serious focus amongst PC enthusiasts, but it hasn't been until recently with the introduction of the Core 2 processors from Intel that, even users who were priorly not interested in overclocking, is doing so now. One very interesting aspect has hit the memory industry for quite a while, however -- is the introduction of heatsinks to memory modules. While not always necessary, it looks extremely attractive to an extent. The introduction of OCZ's Flex XLC heatsink for its high end memory module has proven lots of success among enthusiasts; how will this implementation into a lower priced product make a difference? Let's examine the OCZ Flex XLC PC2-6400 CL4 2x1GB Dual Channel kit to see if it is worth your money.
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Wednesday, March 14, 2007
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Once I took the Vindicator out of the box, I quickly found out just how massive this heat sink is when I sat it next to the OCZ Tempest. The OCZ Vindicator has 23 sets of pure aluminum fins that are pressed onto the six copper heat pipes to make up what is known as the high-stacked fin array...
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Monday, March 12, 2007
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For quite some time now, OCZ has rejoiced us with excellent PSU's that lived up to the enthusiast's demands. Let's have a look now if the latest sibling from their PSU stable can fulfill our ever growing hunger for power, and if it can better some of the other units that are currently on the market.
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Thursday, March 1, 2007
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The popularity of super-high performance mice aimed at gamers and hardware connoisseurs has grown exponentially, and it's Razer who are most notably responsible for much of this. So perhaps it's interesting to see one of the leaders responsible for the birth of overclockable memory, OCZ, have a stab at the buzz peripheral of the moment - the revered 'gaming' mouse.
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007
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But if you thought that they were keeping it to cooling and video cards and the numerous memory modules they produce you are quite wrong. During the last CES, they announced that they will be giving us even more. And one of those promised products is the OCZ Equalizer. The Equalizer is a gaming mouse that is aimed at taking down the likes of Razer and Logitech. The Equalizer boasts some pretty interesting features that many a gamer would find useful. Will you? Lets check it out.
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Friday, February 23, 2007
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Fast forward more than half a decade and you will see that the business plan of OCZ hasn't changed much. While the pre-overclocked components aren't their bread and butter anymore, they still create a product line that is specifically aimed toward the enthusiast crowd. They have expanded their lineup to include such items as high-performance memory, flash media, video boards and power supplies, just to name a few of the new items. This brings us to today's article, the ProXStream 1000 power supply. As the name implies, it is rated at a whopping 1000 watts of power and reportedly has some features that OCZ feels will set it apart from the other guys. So relax a bit as we delve deeper into the latest high-end PSU from OCZ. While past accomplishments are nice, it won't mean anything for this piece. We'll run this thing through the gauntlet and see how it performs.
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007
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OCZ's ProXStream is an extremely capable power supply that offers up to 1000 Watts of output. As you would expect it comes with four PCI-E power connectors and is CrossFire/SLI ready. In our testing we come to the conclusion that this PSU will be able to power any system you could think of while still maintaining stable output voltages at all times.
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OCZ has a solid performer here. Plenty of solid, stable power will satisfy even the most hardware-laden system, while the quad SLI connectors are a welcome addition for a top-level rig. Add in sleeved cables, a casing no bigger than a lower wattage PSU, and a good price point for the power, and you've got a definite winner in the PSU battles.
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This power supply isn't meant for everybody, it is aimed at those who truly demand performance at any cost after all, those are the ones who run enough fans that their computer system needs to be chained down. Those who are willing to sacrifice anything and everything to squeeze out every drop of performance - meet your future power supply.
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Monday, February 19, 2007
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OCZ's XTC Memory Cooler is a plug-on cooling module for your motherboard's memory modules. With people pumping more and more voltage through their memory, temperature becomes a concern and often limits the maximum overclock. In our testing we saw about 20C decrease in memory temperature and increased overclocking capability.
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Sunday, February 18, 2007
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These excellent memories are the first step to extend the meaning of the "Sli" label to all the parts of our PCs, to guarantee a sure compatibility and superior performances. The tried RAMs confirm this idea: with low voltages they can give great results, and the producer offers a life-time guarantee. So, these RAMs are advised to all clockers, better if they can spend 450? for this excellent product
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