They are decent units. Based on the same platform as the OCZ StealthXStream/StealthXStream II units.

 

So it would be safe to assume these can indeed power a say 6850/6870 Crossfire?
The OCZ StealthXstream PSU's aren't that popular, in my reckoning.

 

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Originally Posted by Shodhanth So it would be safe to assume these can indeed power a say 6850/6870 Crossfire? The OCZ StealthXstream PSU's aren't that popular, in my reckoning.

Yes.
You'd want to get the 600w unit for that setup.

 

Alright, thank you.
I am not sure how to rep you.

 

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Originally Posted by Shodhanth Alright, thank you. I am not sure how to rep you.

Staff don't have a REP button. We get fancy badges

Don't worry about the REP for me.

 

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Originally Posted by Shodhanth;12445986
The OCZ StealthXstream PSU's aren't that popular, in my reckoning.

The StealthXStream II 600W is a good unit. I've not seen a review or the insides of the 500W unit, but the 700W is actually somewhat inferior to the 600W from what little I've seen on it.

Also, of the StealthXStream series (note - not the II series), the 500W was the better unit.

Overall, none are awful units, but the SXS II 600W and the SXS 500W are the two that shine (I think).

 

StealthXStream & StealthXStream II units are the same.

SXS II is a refined version of the FSP platform that the SXS units use.

The 700w versions are not recommended as they have a higher failure rate. But the 400-600w SXS II units are all good. Perform more or less, the same at the same wattage.