OCZ ZT 650W Power Supply Review

Allan 'Zardon' Campbell November 4, 2011 Featured Announcement, Power Supplies

To protect the surface during shipping, the power supply is protected inside a soft cloth bag which is pulled securely tight.

OCZ have kept the appearance simple and dark, which is the most compatible appearance for the majority of system builds. The product name and specifications are highlighted in yellow. The large 140mm fan takes centerstage at the top of the unit, with ‘Z' branding in the middle. The power supply measures 86x150x175mm.

The front of the power supply has all the modular cabling connectors, all clearly labelled to ensure an easy build. This is a 100% modular design so even the standard ATX power cable isn't wired.

The rear is vented to aid with airflow. There is a power connector and switch offset to the side.

OCZ ZT 650W Power Supply
DC Output	+5V	+3.3V	+12V	-12V	+5Vsb
Max Output	30A	24A	54A	.5A	3A
Combined	170W		648W	6W	15W
Total	650W

The power supply has a single 12V+ rail capable of delivering 54A of power.

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10 comments

Iiain
November 4, 2011 at 9:29 am

100% modular is a selling point for sure. my current PSU is a mess, I hate it. need to get a new one later this year with a new coolermaster case.
Frank
November 4, 2011 at 9:38 am

looks good. I bought a new corsair PSU last month, 750W. I felt 750W was safer than 650W as I might move to two 6970’s next year. Already have one. 650W is pretty much borderline as I know you should really be aiming for 40-70% of capacity under load. not 80-100%
John F.
November 4, 2011 at 9:41 am

good all round design (if nothing out of the ordinary), nice select of caps too.
Ned
November 4, 2011 at 3:24 pm

Nice price.
l33t
November 4, 2011 at 5:43 pm

Its ok, some cheaper PSUs for the price, although you do pay more for modular.
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