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dead $59ar OCZ SLI-600W PowerStream 600W ATX 2.0/EPS Power Supply

If I wasn't in battle with OCZ now over a rebate I would purchase this.

Of all the times I've been dealing with rebates.. OCZ is the only company that has screwed me on my rebate. I purchased some ram and when I sent in my rebate they said I purchased the ram before the rebate started.. even though every piece of documentation's cleary shows I was within the qualifing time.

 
Originally posted by: Sinster
If I wasn't in battle with OCZ now over a rebate I would purchase this.

Of all the times I've been dealing with rebates.. OCZ is the only company that has screwed me on my rebate. I purchased some ram and when I sent in my rebate they said I purchased the ram before the rebate started.. even though every piece of documentation's cleary shows I was within the qualifing time.
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Is it OCZ themselves or the company they use to handle the rebate? If its the latter, then contact OCZ directly and they'll take care of you. There have been other people with issues with the rebate from the company they hired to handle them, and they took care of it.

Very nice price. Not quite as strong on the 12V rails as I would like, but still nice. It'll be plenty good for probably even the next gen (R600/G80) SLI/Crossfire if you pair it with these nice fairly frugal CPUs we have now. Might be stretching it if you have a bunch of other stuff though.
 
These are pretty good power supplies, but the one I had came with a very short ATX cable and for those of us with inverted motherboards it can cause a problem by not being able to reach. I bought a 24 pin extension cable but it caused me to have voltage fluctuations on the 3.3v so I sold it to a friend and bought an enermax.
 
Originally posted by: ayabe
These are pretty good power supplies, but the one I had came with a very short ATX cable and for those of us with inverted motherboards it can cause a problem by not being able to reach. I bought a 24 pin extension cable but it caused me to have voltage fluctuations on the 3.3v so I sold it to a friend and bought an enermax.
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That's odd...try a different extension cable?...cause if the cable isn't bad, the extension cable won't add to any voltage fluctuations...
 
Just a heads up for anyone who's still waiting for their order--mine finally shipped. Awesome deal, thanks OP... :thumbsup:
 
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