OCZ PowerStream 420 PSU

22nd May 2004, 06:50

A fine peice of hardware. Four days into my testing no fluctuations on any of the rails no matter the LOAD or overclock. This is on the Chaintech ZNF3-250GB w/A64 3400, 1gb-kit OCZ EL4200, Sapphire X800Pro, HDD, CD/RW, 2x120mm Sunons on Black Ice Xtreme, Danger Den TDX, 1 120mm Sunon rear case fan, two 80mm front case fans, and one top LED case fan.

Seti&Home v3.08, running at 225FSB (2495MHz) system 100% stable. The PSU has a beautiful finish, read tri-LED's indicate rail-voltage in +/-5% over or undr, with pots for 3.3V, 5V, and 12V rail adjustment. Twin fans, rear green LED, and braided cables. PSU is BTX ready, using adapters for current pin ATX;

jmke · 22nd May 2004, 11:06

are the fans adjustable?

welcome back btw

did you get my mails?

22nd May 2004, 14:14

How would you compare it to those other PSU's you tested before; like that pc power&cooling and that TTGI (and the Antec truecontrol?) PSU's?

22nd May 2004, 06:50	#1
Liquid3D Posts: n/a	OCZ PowerStream 420 PSU A fine peice of hardware. Four days into my testing no fluctuations on any of the rails no matter the LOAD or overclock. This is on the Chaintech ZNF3-250GB w/A64 3400, 1gb-kit OCZ EL4200, Sapphire X800Pro, HDD, CD/RW, 2x120mm Sunons on Black Ice Xtreme, Danger Den TDX, 1 120mm Sunon rear case fan, two 80mm front case fans, and one top LED case fan. Seti&Home v3.08, running at 225FSB (2495MHz) system 100% stable. The PSU has a beautiful finish, read tri-LED's indicate rail-voltage in +/-5% over or undr, with pots for 3.3V, 5V, and 12V rail adjustment. Twin fans, rear green LED, and braided cables. PSU is BTX ready, using adapters for current pin ATX;

22nd May 2004, 11:06	#2
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,010	are the fans adjustable? welcome back btw did you get my mails? __________________

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22nd May 2004, 14:14	#3
kristos Posts: n/a	How would you compare it to those other PSU's you tested before; like that pc power&cooling and that TTGI (and the Antec truecontrol?) PSU's?