OCZ Fatal1ty Series Power Supply - 550-Watt, PCI-Express, SATA, ATX

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Excellent energy supply, appreciate it becoming modular... What I like about it being modular, is having less cable clutter. I would have like for them to consist of 1 or 2 SATA connection cable along with 3. Connecting only one device one a three connection cable makes cable clutter.But this is not adequate to take an egg off.

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-Simple to install-Modular (able to choose and opt for which cables you want in your system) is unbeatable-Quiet as a church mouse (why yes, I have performed considerable research into the volume of church mice)-80+ Cert None Good energy supply for the cost. The rebate process was fairly straight forward. Thank you NewEgg.com

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Looks great, runs quiet, and powers my method with no hiccups. I never ever shut down, my method is either asleep or running. Been running this PSU that way for over a year now with out any issues. mail in rebate took over 4 months

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The modluar notion is actually a very good one for a case that mounts the psu on the bottom. I purchased a storm sniper case for my sons birthday and realized his 500w psu that was getting used in the leading mount config wouldn't function, so I pulled this out and the cables were plenty lengthy enuff. Hey it worked out of the box and the major red l.e.d fan matches his case.......what more can you ask for? Not poor for getting a spare hanging around and that was due to the sale of this psu. I saw it, I snatched it up. Can't beat the cost I paid plus f/ship. None. If you have ever applied a modular psu before, then you are applied to how they work and the pro's and con's of them. I do even so prefer them in instances that mount psu's on the bottom. This looks truly great in a storm sniper case. I have an ole 4870 in there and until my son whines about it not being sufficient, then this will power a 6970 very effortlessly. Or a 6950......or any factor in the single card config. So far it's working........I'll get back with you if it stops. Hopefully soon after three years.

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Really quiet, good red LED, Great power distribution, modular :D Actually excellent price. snagged it when it was almost a steal...despite the fact that... Didn't get the rebate! see other thoughts. I don't like how the primary cpu power isn't modular. you'll have one cable sitting about. The cpu power cables are a bit short too..don't anticipate to organize them very nicely, or tuck them. All of the cables are too brief for that. Sent in for the rebate as soon as i got it, ordered it back in october, filed for the rebate, in no way got it...OCZ, where is it?? It says you in no way received it, but i know you have it laying around somewhere. An additional firm starting with a G gave me my rebate almost instantly... Manufacturer Response:Hello, we aplogize for the rebate difficulty. We will be pleased to contact the rebate house to follow up on your rebate, and will see that all valid rebates are paid. Please email rebates@ocztechnology.com and consist of your full name, address, item, and date and spot of obtain. Thank you

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The built top quality is truly good, and getting a modular PSU makes cable management straightforward. The small bag that come with it to put any unused cable is actually good. I have an Antec case with the PSU mount on the bottom, and the cable length makes it hard to connect to the motherboard mainly because THE CABLES ARE TOO Short!!! Rather of running the cables behind the motherboard like my old PSU, I have to run the cable across and over. This makes my wiring look messy, and restricts air-flow. This is most likely the worst and most hard PSU I have ever worked with. If your case have the PSU mount on leading...you ought to not have to worry about my problem.

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A decent, economical and mostly modular PSU. While I am not making use of much energy, its efficient enough that he fan hasn't had to turn on however and generates quite small heat. The red back light is not intrusive. Its not completely modular. Permanently attached are the 2x12, 2x2, and 2x3 plugs. Presumably most individuals will use all of them and then some but for myself the 2x3 is superfluous. For this I would only knock it down half an egg. If I required a different PSU, I would purchase this 1 again.

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i add this with a msi 5770 hawk. it works fantastic and no issues. none hp p6720fphenom ll x 4 8406 gb msi 5770 hawkwin 7

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Digging the cables. Wonderful quality covers over the wires. Pretty cool red led on the fan. Its not too bright, nor too dark. Great at night as it bounces off my wall. Its not all that loud as well. None really. The manual could use some far more explaination as it is only 1 page of info (for a person installing their very first PSU), but other than that, absolutely nothing. Wonderful package, fantastic led, powerful fan, not too loud. Great PSU for a mid range gaming comp.

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Works excellent. Nice flow of power. Running a i5 three., evga le motherbard, 460 asus overcloaked addition,4gb ram, 500g harddrive, and 6 fans off of this and in no way as soon as had a power concern. I really like the redlight really nice fan. The cables are nylon wraped. Incredibly great acquire none if your seeking to develop a mid range gaming machine . get it

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Hats off guys, I genuinely surprised and felt pleased how you guys drive the consumer satisfaction by seeing this, how customer felt and how you have involved the manufacturer. See above

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Easy to install. Very very silent. Quick turnaround on the rebate too. The connectors at the power supply were difficult to take off (I only had to do this once though so not a big deal). Would absolutely recommend.

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I absolutely love modular PSU's, and for myself, I would never go back since I like changing parts often and modular PSU cables are easier to manage since you only use what you need.The LED light in the fan is a pro or a con depending on your point of view. I use it in my test system, which is all tricked out with LED's on the PSU and RAM.

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Bought this for a budget I3 system and so far so good. I havent been to trusting toward OCZ PSU since 2 of them have died and taking half of the PC with them within 2 months of purchase but those where Modstream models. Fatality seems like a solid model so far...crossing fingers ;)

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I used it in an Antec 300 case built mostly for use as server but also as HTPC and Comp to just have soom fun playin with. I just love the price for a modular PS on sale it was $30 after rebate, 80 Plus certified, totally happy with puchase, would buy again!

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Quieter then I expected and works like a dream. Love the Red LED's inside. Works great for gaming, absolutely no complaints on this PS.

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Bought this to replace a dodgy PSU in a computer that is on 24x7. Easy installation, with modular cabling system helping to avoid clutter. Significantly more efficient than the 3+ year old AOpen 350W power supply it replaced - the UPS indicates approx 15W less power consumption (= savings of ~$15/year for a computer running 24x7), which quite surprised me. Pretty red light for those with transparent computer cases.

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Bought this on sale as a backup and just recently installed it in a system.Excellent quality, low price, only one problem. For the PC I built the 8pin CPU power on the PSU was actually too short and I had to use an extension cable.

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Bought this to replace a PSU in a dell desktop. The modular feature was nice, as it helped reduce some cable clutter, and the wattage was adequate. Price was excellent after rebate.Only gripe is that the modular cables are EXTREMELY stiff. It made routing the cables effectively difficult, as I couldn't twist, bend, etc. like I usually do.

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I ordered this one on sale with $20 mail in rebate, but the bar code is not matching with ocz required one, ncix said we need to email ocz, so i did, hope the MIR can come back.the power supply is pretty good, doing well, good enough for a phonmII quad core cpu, 4g ddr3, raid 0 and amd 5870 build.

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Nice black colour that matches my case. It also runs nice and quiet while probably saving me a little bit of money from the high efficiency.

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Couldn't pass up the deal with the MIR, $30.. not to bad. Does what it needs to do, nothing overly exciting, powers my i5/460 with no issues. This would be a bare minimum, if your thinking over using SLI id start at the 750 range.Red LED i guess can be a pro/con depending on who uses it.

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Great modular power supply. Bought to replace my aging Antec Neo HE which was also modular. Just as quiet as the Antec but more stable, actually eliminating a high pitched idle chirp that occurred with my motherboard.The RED led is not overpowering even when lights are off.

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If you need to get a power supply with a red L.E.D., which there aren't many out there, this is one of the few available choices. Offers 80 plus efficiency, 140mm fan, sheath cables, (Just to let the buyers know >> Semi-modular cables: the atx, and the cpu 4-pin and 8-pin are directly wired into the power supply, 3 year warranty. Furthermore, what a steal for an Extreme Deal of the Day plus a rebate offer.

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This is a great way to go for Mid powered systems. I have this running on my core i5 with a GTX460 and it works great. Anything more than that and you'll need to look for something with a little more power