| OCZ DDR3 PC3-15000 Platinum Low Voltage Dual Channel |
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 | Elite Bastards
"OCZ's PC3-15000 Platinum Low Voltage memory kit actually served our particular purposes here perfectly. With our Core i7 750 hitting a stable maximum overclock of 4GHz, the 1,866MHz clock speed supported with 9-9-9 timings advertised meshed nigh-on exactly, with a 1,900MHZ clock speed our eventual setting of choice which allowed us to use those optimal memory timings without a hitch. I suspect that had we had more CPU overclocking headroom to play with, we could have progressed further still in terms of clock speed with these memory modules before needing to consider loosening those timings. These modules do exactly what is promised of them without fuss or costing an arm and a leg, and to my mind that makes them a top-notch product for the price point that they occupy."
Added on: 2010-02-02
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| OCZ Agility Series SATA II 2.5" SSD |
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| PC Wiz Kid Tech Talk
"The OCZ Agility Series SSD are easily one of the fastest mainstream SSD drives which for the price point can rival more expensive Intel brand SSD's. Lets not forget that the advantages of low power consumption, shock resistance and small size make this a very desirable alternative. There is no doubt that this OCZ Agility SSD outperforms any hard drive no matter what you put up against it. If your all about having the fastest operating system and boot load times for your applications and games, or even upgrade and your laptop PCWizKid definitely recommends this fast and silent killer drive."
Added on: 2010-01-31
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| OCZ Vertex Series SATA II 2.5" SSD |
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| Sun Microsystems: SSD experiment
"Wow, this is fast! No really I mean this SSD is REALLY fast."
Added on: 2010-01-29
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| OCZ Colossus Series SATA II 3.5" SSD |
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| Anandtech: The Clarkdale Experiment
“The OCZ drive is fast.”
Added on: 2010-01-27
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| OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 Platinum Low Voltage Dual Channel |
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| TweakTown
"It doesn't matter which way you look at it, the P55 performs extremely well against the more expensive X58 setup. As for the RAM, there's no surprises from OCZ. You've got a great couple of kits here for people who don't want to spend huge money. If you play around with the dividers and have a decent CPU, getting 4GHz off a X58 or P55 setup with either kit shouldn't be a problem. The Platinum Series from OCZ continue to be well valued kits that manage to perform well. It’s a great series with kits that offer some tidy timings."
Added on: 2010-01-27
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| OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 CL6 Edition Platinum Low-Voltage Triple Channel |
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| TweakTown
"It doesn't matter which way you look at it, the P55 performs extremely well against the more expensive X58 setup. As for the RAM, there's no surprises from OCZ. You've got a great couple of kits here for people who don't want to spend huge money. If you play around with the dividers and have a decent CPU, getting 4GHz off a X58 or P55 setup with either kit shouldn't be a problem. The Platinum Series from OCZ continue to be well valued kits that manage to perform well. It’s a great series with kits that offer some tidy timings."
Added on: 2010-01-27
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| OCZ Z Series 1000W Modular |
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| PC DIY (Taiwan)
"This module modular power supply, OCZ Z1000M, is very impressive. Starting with the sleek package, we’ve got a feeling as we’ve received a very unique product. The OCZ Z1000M looks and feels very high-end. The 13.5cm double ball-bearing thermally-controlled GLOBE FAN is renowned for powerful yet silent cooling. Active PFC of Z1000M output design is based on two Japanese top-quality Nippon Chemi-Con capacitors. We measured the highest power efficiency rates among all tested models: 88.23% at 20% load factor, 90.93% at 50% and 89.20% at 100%. Overall, OCZ paid great attention to detail – starting with decent package of the Z-Series, solid housing, top quality components and excellent power efficiency and stability – Editor’s Choice."
Added on: 2010-01-27
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