OCZ Cryo-Z Ready to Ship
Overclock3D has some exclusive information regarding OCZ Technology's highly anticipated Cryo-Z phase change cooling units.
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OCZ Cryo-Z to be Available Next Week
The highly anticipated OCZ Cryo-Z phase change cooler is expecting its first shipment next week starting February 4th. OCZ plans to make an announcement on the XtremeSystems forum on when the units will become available for purchase. The company says that each Cryo-Z unit is handtested and will be sold directly to enthusiasts. Unfortunately all units are 110V and will be exclusive to the US and possibly also Canada in the future. For more information, please wait for the announcement that will be made on the XtremeSystems forum.
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OCZ Cryo-Z Phase Change Cooler Tested
Usually that's not the right place for posting reviews, but this one deserves special attention. The crew at TweakTown has obtained a final sample of OCZ's Cryo-Z value phase change cooler. First introduced back in January at the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show, Cryo-Z is still unavailable for the mass. Let's hope that's about to change now, since this story shows the sub-500$ cooler in all its glory. Read the full test here.
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Yesterday reviewers started to receive units for review :up:
$299 a piece plus 35 dollars shipping and handling, units go on sale when the web page is available on www.ocztechnology.com
I will have my initial thread up tomorrow afternoon with an E8400, budget chip and phase change cooler combo. If the 9850BE will allow me to go cold I will also be showing that combo as well.
Look forward to a Cryo-Z giveaway on XSdetails soon.
$500 - $550? No.
$299 direct from OCZ +$35 S/H anywhere in the US... watch www.ocztechnology.com.
When the order page is up....you can order
I have one here now. I DO NOT have a fluke or anything to put down on the IHS for temps, I only have what the unit tells me on the LCD.
-50C at 4.5GHz on E6850 ES with 1.75V.
DFI LP UT P35 T2R reads -48C in bios, which I know is obviously not true. The bios allows adjustment up and down of readout, so I adjusted to +12 which quite often is the difference I see between bios and Coretemp on air. This results in -36C in bios
Sorry for nothing concrete, but that is the best I can give with the tools I have so far.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showpost.php?p=2907442&postcount=15
This is my first boot with the quad.
CPU-z is correct, 1.60V set in bios.
Last one for me tonight...almost 2am, bed time.
CPU is not lapped.
Full load temps are here, as best I can give them to you. Voltage set in bios is 1.500V for all these.
Core's 0/2 got warmer than the other 2. Upon removal of the Evap, I did have too much paste on the CPU and it spilled over to one side. Big plus... no water though
I will re-mount tomorrow and hit it some more to either confirm or refute these temps.
EDIT: Ambient temp in the room is 67F / 20C
See ya guys
