OCZ Technology Introduces New Line of Fatal1ty Power Supplies

malware · Nov 25, 2008, 06:54 PM

high reliability memory and components, today revealed the first power supply models under the Fatal1ty series, offering gamers stable and efficient power for their mainstream or high-end rigs. OCZ is dedicated to delivering premium power solutions, and the Fatal1ty series options are the first step to creating an exceptional gaming system for the unique power and cabling requirements of today’s gamer.

These high-performance power supplies were co-developed with the expertise of Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel, 12-time World champion, to meet the specific needs of fellow gamers. OCZ Fatal1ty Professional Series PSUs feature incredible performance to power the latest graphics cards and hard drives. To meet the needs of a wide range of gamers, OCZ’s Fatal1ty PSUs offer three configuration choices including a non-modular 400W, modular 550W, and a high-performance, +12V single-rail 700W edition.

“OCZ and Fatal1ty are excited to introduce a complete series of new power supplies designed specifically for the entire spectrum of gamers,” said Ryan Edwards, Director of Product Management for the OCZ Technology Group. “No matter what level of gamer you are, or what type of system configuration you are running, these new PSUs are designed to pair perfectly with the latest graphics cards and offer clean, stable power for both single and dual GPU setups. The 80+ design makes the PSUs green and more efficient, and premium high reliability, silent LED lit fans ensure that consumers can stay focused on their game.”

“Having a powerful and consistent power supply is important to make sure all of my components run how they were built to run,” said Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel. “I am really excited about working with OCZ and their PC Power & Cooling unit which is known to employ some of the best PSU engineers in the business.”

All the Fatal1ty gaming-grade power supplies have superior features such as an 80+ Certification for ultimate efficiency, highly reliable MTBF, and 120mm LED fans. All units feature glowing red LED lights to further personalize and add style to your gaming rig. The Fatal1ty Professional 550W Modular and 700W Single Rail PSU also boast an SLI-Certification to run the latest graphics cards. Fatal1ty power supply products are superior in make and are ideal upgrades for gamers who need a computer system able to take on hours of non-stop gaming.

For more information, please visit our product pages here:

OCZ Fatal1ty Series 700W Single-Rail
OCZ Fatal1ty Series 550W Modular
OCZ Fatal1ty Series 400W

Source: OCZ Technology

imperialreign · Nov 25, 2008, 06:58 PM

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These high-performance power supplies were co-developed with the expertise of Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel, 12-time World champion, to meet the specific needs of fellow gamers. OCZ Fatal1ty Professional Series PSUs feature incredible performance to power the latest graphics cards and hard drives. To meet the needs of a wide range of gamers, OCZ’s Fatal1ty PSUs offer three configuration choices including a non-modular 400W, modular 550W, and a high-performance, +12V single-rail 700W edition.

umm . . . just curious, OCZ - but can you explain what expertise Fatal1ty has in regards to designing PSUs?

Now, if y'all were developing a game with him, that's one thing . . . but last I checked, it's not like he's an electrical engineering major . . .

Nicksterr · Nov 25, 2008, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by imperialreign

umm . . . just curious, OCZ - but can you explain what expertise Fatal1ty has in regards to designing PSUs?

Now, if y'all were developing a game with him, that's one thing . . . but last I checked, it's not like he's an electrical engineering major . . .

It's all marketing bro...

Animalpak · Nov 25, 2008, 07:16 PM

Looking very good.

sno.lcn · Nov 25, 2008, 07:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by imperialreign

umm . . . just curious, OCZ - but can you explain what expertise Fatal1ty has in regards to designing PSUs?

Now, if y'all were developing a game with him, that's one thing . . . but last I checked, it's not like he's an electrical engineering major . . .

Hehe

johnnyfiive · Nov 25, 2008, 07:34 PM

Eh, sno.lcn's avatar makes this thread worthy. Fatal1ty branded stuff is just annoying IMO.

technicks · Nov 25, 2008, 07:59 PM

Eh stop wining over this Fatality sh#t. No fanboyism here because i don't care. At least the guy is making some decent money. Beats selling crack on the corner of the street.
And not every one knows who he is so to them it's Fatality against ModXStream.

What would you choose?
And apparently OCZ is making good money out of it because they would not team up with him if not.

InnocentCriminal · Nov 25, 2008, 08:02 PM

See, I'd buy that as it's red and black, however, ignoring the Fatality BS I won't because it's freakin' OCZ and I'm massively disappointed by their products (apart from RAM).

SirMango · Nov 25, 2008, 08:08 PM

Looks nice with some red LED, but fail for marketing plot

twicksisted · Nov 25, 2008, 08:08 PM

my OCZ gameXstream 600W was a solid psu... sold it with my X1950 pro card to someone 2nd hand as i got the Enermax... but it was a good psu...

InnocentCriminal · Nov 25, 2008, 08:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by twicksisted

my OCZ gameXstream 600W was a solid psu... sold it with my X1950 pro card to someone 2nd hand as i got the Enermax... but it was a good psu...

I'm not saying they're all bad, just from my experience with my friend's was awful. It was really freaking loud and the amperage was pretty poor, plus it failed on several occasions, must have been a bad unit.

Animalpak · Nov 25, 2008, 08:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by technicks

Eh stop wining over this Fatality sh#t. No fanboyism here because i don't care. At least the guy is making some decent money. Beats selling crack on the corner of the street.
And not every one knows who he is so to them it's Fatality against ModXStream.

What would you choose?
And apparently OCZ is making good money out of it because they would not team up with him if not.

Haha yes, i think he stop to play any games too, drink his beer on the beach while we play shitty games.

TheMailMan78 · Nov 25, 2008, 08:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by technicks

Eh stop wining over this Fatality sh#t. No fanboyism here because i don't care. At least the guy is making some decent money.

Iv asked this before but what does Fatalitys pecker taste like?

Polarman · Nov 25, 2008, 08:59 PM

I'd rather see my own name on a product!

InnocentCriminal · Nov 25, 2008, 09:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheMailMan78

Iv asked this before but what does Fatalitys pecker taste like?

Whatever the Fatal1ty flavoured jim hats taste of - maybe blood sweat and tears? HA! No!

technicks · Nov 25, 2008, 09:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheMailMan78

Iv asked this before but what does Fatalitys pecker taste like?

Like ASSHOLE!

KieranD · Nov 25, 2008, 09:35 PM

looks like a re badged psu with fatality and soem falshy red leds which i admit look cool but again its just a re badged psu

looks exactly like my OCZ gameXstream but a different colour led mines is green/blue/aqua

..'Ant'.. · Nov 25, 2008, 10:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KieranD

looks like a re badged psu with fatality and soem falshy red leds which i admit look cool but again its just a re badged psu

looks exactly like my OCZ gameXstream but a different colour led mines is green/blue/aqua

Basically yeah!

-mStat- · Nov 25, 2008, 10:33 PM

OCZ makes some nice products however this Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel is a huge shmuck. He really hasn't done anything for anyone bu he has all these companies making peripherals, and components with his "tag" on it. What ever happened to Vo0 products or other well represented gamers.

a_ump · Nov 25, 2008, 10:33 PM

yea i dout there's much difference, though the single rail 12v is different from my 700watt gamextreme, and that little led that comes on when you flip the switch on the PSU is new also

definitly deserves a new name

FreedomEclipse · Nov 25, 2008, 10:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by -mStat-

OCZ makes some nice products however this Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel is a huge shmuck. He really hasn't done anything for anyone bu he has all these companies making peripherals, and components with his "tag" on it. What ever happened to Vo0 products or other well represented gamers.

its not that 'HE' has all these companies, its more like companies USE his name on their products so they can charge MORE for a product that has features or minor tweaks that are either: A) Totally useless B) Totally pointless C) Totally look cool with black & red colour scheme (which i dig a lot sad to say) & really dont make any difference at all compared to the exact same 'regular' products on the shelf.

a Zalman VF-900 GPU cooler would be a good example - Zalman has 4 editions of this cooler -

1) A copper one
2) A copper one with blue LED
3) A Aluminium one (with/without LED??)
4) A Fata1ity one

& the only difference is the Fata1ity one is made of aluminium with a red LED instead of the blue (or no LED) & a tad higher fan RPM rate for a few more $

& i know this because i have that Fata1ity cooler on a old X1800XT - I didnt want it but the shop i went to sold it to me cheaper then the regular ones

WarEagleAU · Nov 25, 2008, 11:09 PM

56A on a single rail is nice, beats my Corsair TX650 by 4 AMPS

a_ump · Nov 25, 2008, 11:36 PM

what are the benefits of a single rail compared to my 4

?, is it just more consistent/reliable power or something?

KieranD · Nov 26, 2008, 12:48 AM

What the hell does Johnathan "Fatal1ty" do anyway, is he just some random gamer?
Ages ago people weher like nah get a split rail psu because it can supply the cpu and gpu separate, now i hear people are like nah get a massive one rail it will supply power more efficiently.

I dunno whats better i think there was a thread about it a while ago but it dosnt make a big difference as long as the split rails have all got equally high amperage, or as long as the single rail is high.

cdawall · Nov 26, 2008, 01:11 AM

these are really good PSU's everyone does know these are made by PCP&C now right?

http://www.ocztechnology.com/aboutocz/press/2007/222

Nov 25, 2008, 06:54 PM	#1
malware Eligible for custom title Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Bulgaria Posts: 5,413 (1.73/day) Thanks: 78 Thanked 986 Times in 497 Posts System Specs	OCZ Technology Introduces New Line of Fatal1ty Power Supplies high reliability memory and components, today revealed the first power supply models under the Fatal1ty series, offering gamers stable and efficient power for their mainstream or high-end rigs. OCZ is dedicated to delivering premium power solutions, and the Fatal1ty series options are the first step to creating an exceptional gaming system for the unique power and cabling requirements of today’s gamer. These high-performance power supplies were co-developed with the expertise of Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel, 12-time World champion, to meet the specific needs of fellow gamers. OCZ Fatal1ty Professional Series PSUs feature incredible performance to power the latest graphics cards and hard drives. To meet the needs of a wide range of gamers, OCZ’s Fatal1ty PSUs offer three configuration choices including a non-modular 400W, modular 550W, and a high-performance, +12V single-rail 700W edition. “OCZ and Fatal1ty are excited to introduce a complete series of new power supplies designed specifically for the entire spectrum of gamers,” said Ryan Edwards, Director of Product Management for the OCZ Technology Group. “No matter what level of gamer you are, or what type of system configuration you are running, these new PSUs are designed to pair perfectly with the latest graphics cards and offer clean, stable power for both single and dual GPU setups. The 80+ design makes the PSUs green and more efficient, and premium high reliability, silent LED lit fans ensure that consumers can stay focused on their game.” “Having a powerful and consistent power supply is important to make sure all of my components run how they were built to run,” said Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel. “I am really excited about working with OCZ and their PC Power & Cooling unit which is known to employ some of the best PSU engineers in the business.” All the Fatal1ty gaming-grade power supplies have superior features such as an 80+ Certification for ultimate efficiency, highly reliable MTBF, and 120mm LED fans. All units feature glowing red LED lights to further personalize and add style to your gaming rig. The Fatal1ty Professional 550W Modular and 700W Single Rail PSU also boast an SLI-Certification to run the latest graphics cards. Fatal1ty power supply products are superior in make and are ideal upgrades for gamers who need a computer system able to take on hours of non-stop gaming. For more information, please visit our product pages here: OCZ Fatal1ty Series 700W Single-Rail OCZ Fatal1ty Series 550W Modular OCZ Fatal1ty Series 400W Source: OCZ Technology

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Nov 25, 2008, 07:34 PM	#6
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Nov 25, 2008, 07:59 PM	#7
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Nov 25, 2008, 08:08 PM	#9
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Nov 25, 2008, 10:33 PM	#19
-mStat- Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 11 (0.01/day) Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post System Specs	OCZ makes some nice products however this Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel is a huge shmuck. He really hasn't done anything for anyone bu he has all these companies making peripherals, and components with his "tag" on it. What ever happened to Vo0 products or other well represented gamers.

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a_ump Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Fairmont, WV Posts: 3,081 (1.53/day) Thanks: 450 Thanked 317 Times in 294 Posts System Specs	yea i dout there's much difference, though the single rail 12v is different from my 700watt gamextreme, and that little led that comes on when you flip the switch on the PSU is new also definitly deserves a new name __________________ My Heatware “MRCL:What if Jesus came by and Apocalypse actually would happen? Weer:Then I'd be more afraid that other works of fiction would come true, such as Harry Potter.”

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Nov 25, 2008, 11:36 PM	#23
a_ump Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Fairmont, WV Posts: 3,081 (1.53/day) Thanks: 450 Thanked 317 Times in 294 Posts System Specs	what are the benefits of a single rail compared to my 4 ?, is it just more consistent/reliable power or something? __________________ My Heatware “MRCL:What if Jesus came by and Apocalypse actually would happen? Weer:Then I'd be more afraid that other works of fiction would come true, such as Harry Potter.”

Nov 26, 2008, 12:48 AM	#24
KieranD Eligible for custom title Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 5,460 (2.59/day) Thanks: 1,640 Thanked 821 Times in 712 Posts System Specs	What the hell does Johnathan "Fatal1ty" do anyway, is he just some random gamer? Ages ago people weher like nah get a split rail psu because it can supply the cpu and gpu separate, now i hear people are like nah get a massive one rail it will supply power more efficiently. I dunno whats better i think there was a thread about it a while ago but it dosnt make a big difference as long as the split rails have all got equally high amperage, or as long as the single rail is high. __________________ http://myinstants.com/instant/transformer/

Nov 26, 2008, 01:11 AM	#25
cdawall where the hell are my stars Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: some AF base Posts: 16,027 (6.42/day) Thanks: 457 Thanked 2,755 Times in 2,224 Posts System Specs	these are really good PSU's everyone does know these are made by PCP&C now right? http://www.ocztechnology.com/aboutocz/press/2007/222 __________________

System Name:	Deployment build
Processor:	Phenom II B97@4080mhz 1.6v (24/7 4800mhz max clock)
Motherboard:	Asus Crosshair V Formula
Cooling:	Coolermaster V10 modded to 96w TEC, Scientific Rulian fans
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