Friday, April 11th 2008
OCZ Cryo-Z Phase Change Unit New Information and Details
Cryo-Z, the fist budget phase-change system by OCZ, that was reported to be available very soon a couple of times is on topic again at XtremeSystems. According to RyderOCZ, and this thread here started yesterday from the XS forums owner FUGGER, review samples of OCZ Cryo-Z are shipping now to reviewers. The unit will be available soon directly from OCZ for $299 a piece plus 35$ shipping cost. All units shipped to US customers ONLY (sorry about other non-US members including me), will be backed by a 1 year warranty. The reason given:
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XtremeSystems Forums
All units are 110V, none of them will work on 230V, and we won't be shipping out side North America, if you buy one and have it shipped to EU etc we can not warrant the unit as we have no control over shipping and the fact you are using a 230 to 110 converter.A review written by FUGGER is about to be released any minute now, so please keep an eye on these XS threads here, here and here for more information. Also, it appears that Cryo-Z won't be a phase change unit for the mass market, since quantities are limited to "well over 100 units", and every unit needs to be hand tested before it's sold.
81 Comments on OCZ Cryo-Z Phase Change Unit New Information and Details
back to OCZ now!
I have no licence but who really cares right?
Do not sit and refresh the ocz.com page every 5 minutes :D
It will be at least a week yet, finalizing some certification paperwork.
I can't make it around every site to announce it, but keep your eye at XS, when I can get a definite day that the order page will go live, I will post it :)
Thanks
EDIT: I think you guys forgot I was here :D
these are great units for the price, as for 24/7 I run my phase 24/7 sometimes (not an OCZ unit. but a similar single stage.), sometimes I shut down for a day at a time. they are fine for daily usage though fans are a little loud.
i have owned several OCZ products (various RAM, PSU and a DDR booster) in my life and have had nothing but good experiences with them and there employees.
i had a set of VX that one stick died on me and they were replaced promptly, i actually drove out to OCZ (think it was scarborough :confused: ) and did the swap myself so no shipping ;) also there support is amongst THE best ive encountered.
it will be great to finally see this come to market as it has been in the works for quite sometime now.
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