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OCZ announces StealthXStream 600W power supply
Press release, April 24; Eric Mah, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 24 April 2007]

OCZ Technology Group announced its new StealthXStream 600W power supply designed for the value-minded consumer seeking simple, quiet performance.

The StealthXStream is kept cool with a 120mm fan and features a standard ATX power supply form factor resulting in a compact footprint to accommodate virtually all computer towers. With a sustained output of 600W and four +12V rails to provide uniform distribution of power, the StealthXStream is well-suited for and driving today's higher end systems. The StealthXStream is built to provide sufficient output to power dual GPU and CPU platforms, complete with two PCI-Express cables and a 4/8 CPU auxiliary connector which are wrapped in a flexible mesh promoting a tidy environment inside the case, according to OCZ.

The OCZ StealthXStream 600W power supply

The OCZ StealthXStream 600W power supply
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