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OCZ and PCP&C announce 860W Turbo-cool PSU

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On December 19, 2007, 2:10 PM EST

OCZ is releasing some new powerful hardware through their PC Power & Cooling branch in the form of a new power supply. They have announced the Turbo-cool 860W unit, which boasts the ability to supply 64A of current continuously at 12V, more than enough for very powerful machines with very demanding hardware.

The unit also has some other interesting features, like the ability to fine-tune the output voltage easily, something that is normally only in the hands of an experienced tinkerer. They also boast a higher MTBF compared to other PSUs. All in all, they are pitching the unit as suitable for enterprise use or enthusiast use, though clearly their target here are people wanting to put two (or now even three, with 3-way SLi) high-powered video cards into a system.

You can read more about the unit at OCZ's site and see it at the PCP&C product page.

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9Nails
on December 19, 2007
7:05 PM
Naturally they are going to come out with this! I had just bought my PC Power & Cooling 750W Quad Silencer 2 weeks ago. What was I thinking?!

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windmill007
on December 20, 2007
7:00 AM
I have the 750 also. What an awesome power supply. I think it will be able to handle whatever we need for the near future. Untill we start using 4 or more video cards. Man these graphic cards are making a killing with that feature huh?

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