OCZ is showing off a lot of new products as well. They are now offering gaming memory and power supplies with Fatal1ty branding, with speeds of 1066 MHz at CL5 and 2.2V. The new DDR3 modules with XMP support come with the Core 2 Extreme logo and run at 1600 MHz CL8. On top of that, DDR3 SO-DIMMs are also available in 2GB, 3GB or 4GB kits. Right beside these are new USB flash devices: The Diesel, Spyder and one in a sturdy titanium casing, called Fortress. The latter should be able to take anything you would throw at it in.OCZ is also presenting their new gaming gear at Computex as well. Hit the link below to find out more.

The company will be releasing two keyboards and a mouse under the Alchemy brand. These are intended for the mainstream gamer and come at an appropriate price point for such an audience. The actualy feel of the parts are quite solid and all use the black & blue color combination. The Hipersonic mouse pad you see in the image above, will be sold through the Hipersonic website. An OCZ pad is also available, being sold through the normal channels.The Flex II memory uses a two sided heatspreader capable of water cooling. This made the units so thick, that it is not possible to install more than 2 modules at a time. OCZ is now offering a simpler version of the same heatspreader, so you can install four DIMMs at once. Last, but not least, there is the NIA, which has been much talked about. It is already shipping and production is currently ramping up.

On a closing note, you may have noticed that the Hydrojet is once again not present, after being MIA at CeBIT as well. OCZ has now officially cancelled the project, as the cooler did not perform good enough and thus was not up to OCZ standards.