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Review by:

Michael

Edited by:

Scott

Review date:

August 17th, 2006

 

 

 

OCZ GameXStream

     With the release of the Forceware 91.45 driver, official support for Quad SLI is now a reality!  nVidia has given the go ahead to PC enthusiast who are willing to take the plunge. The 7950GX2 is no small card, and it will be asking for a lot of leg space before it gets snapped into its new home. But wait -- there's more!  A single card can consume up to 145 watts of power, when operating at a full tilt pumping pixels in your favorite video game. Quick math says that's a combination of 290 watts, and we haven't even calculated CPU, memory, hard drive, DVD..... Ok, you get the picture.  Any decent SLI setup has power requirements, but Quad SLI has power demands. So, if you've been thinking about Quad SLI, then think about the rest of your PC first, because the only thing that's worse about not having the hardware, is having it and not being able to use it.

     OCZ is ready to help make your SLI system build complete. Even if it you are planning on an extreme Quad SLI setup, the Game X Stream will make sure you have enough power by putting up to 700 Watts at your disposal.  A power reserve of this magnitude doesn't mean you have to give up quiet operation, nor does it mean you'll have a nuclear powered reactor heating up your enclosure.  The Game X Stream provides cool, efficient, and quiet power to your PC when you need it.  Best of all, it's back by a no-nonsense 3-year "Power Swap" warranty.  If it fails, you'll get another one to replace it - IN A HURRY! 

     The 700 watt Game X Stream should be enough to future proof the power demands of any upgrade you intend, for a very long time.  With 18 Amps of power provided down FOUR 12 Volt rails,  the word plenty just can't be overused here.  A combined total of 680 Watts of power!