Summary: It is confirmed. OCZ made a strong come back into the high-end PSU category with the release of the ZX series.
Pros: Handled full power at over 50°C ambient, High efficiency, All rails stayed within 3% voltage regulation, Passed all Advanced Transient Response tests, Good ripple/nois...
Cons: Lacks an MOV in the transient filtering stage, Price is on the high side, Low efficiency at loads below 65W, +12V slope does not ramp smoothly in Turn-On Transient tests
Summary: We initially plugged the PSU into an EZ PSU Tester 3 in order to power it on for our "idle" measurements. As noticed below, the voltage rails were fairly stable with no
Pros: Extremely low electrical noise, Rated conservatively when analyzing specifications, Lots of connects and SLI certified, +12v rail is ROCK SOLID, 3.3v and 5v rails are ...
Summary: The OCZ ZX 850W seems to be a very robust and heavy duty power supply. With up to 70A of +12V and 850W of total continuous power available, the ZX 850W should run nearly...
Summary: The OCZ ZX Series 850 W is a fierce competitor to the power supply. Both cost exactly the same (USD 200) and have similar performance and specifications (single +12 V...