OCZ ZS Series 650W Power Supply

OCZ ZS Series 650W Power Supply

Model: OCZ-ZS650W-EU/UK

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Please make sure this model will suit your desktop as it has "few" years. Description below is a combination of avaiable materials on web.



OCZ ZS650W-EU / UK — Overview

The OCZ ZS Series 650W is a non-modular ATX power supply designed for mid-range gaming PCs. It targets “value-oriented” systems but still supports multi-GPU setups like NVIDIA SLI and AMD CrossFire.

Rated power: 650W continuous
Efficiency: 80 PLUS Bronze (~85–86%)
Cooling: 135 mm temperature-controlled fan
Rail design: Single +12V rail
Form factor: ATX12V v2.2 / EPS12V
Build: Non-modular (fixed cables)

Electrical Specifications
Input voltage: 220–240V AC (EU/UK version)
Frequency: 50–60 Hz
+12V rail: ~38–46A
+3.3V: 22A
+5V: 22A
-12V: 0.3A
+5VSB: 3A
Active PFC
Typical efficiency: ≈85% (Bronze)
Operating temp rating: continuous at 40°C


Connector List

Motherboard / CPU
1 × 20+4 pin ATX (main motherboard)
1 × 4+4 pin EPS12V (CPU power)
GPU (PCIe)
1 × 6-pin PCIe
1 × 6+2-pin PCIe


2 × 6-pin + 2 × (6+2) PCIe
8 × SATA power connectors
3–4 × Molex (Peripheral / IDE)

Notes
All cables are fixed (non-modular)
Cable length is moderate

Physical & Design
Dimensions: 150 × 160 × 86 mm
Weight: ~1.7 kg
Fan: 135 mm double ball-bearing, load-controlled
Topology: classic double-forward design (Sirfa OEM)

Built-in safety protections:

OVP – Over Voltage Protection
OCP – Over Current Protection
SCP – Short Circuit Protection


Certifications & Compliance

The ZS650W-EU/UK includes multiple international certifications:

80 PLUS Bronze (efficiency certification)
CE (EU conformity)
UL / cUL (safety certification)
CB Scheme (international safety)
FCC Class B (EMI compliance)
TÜV (German safety certification)
CCC (China Compulsory Certification)
C-Tick (Australia/New Zealand EMC)

You can find other parts of this gaming desktop PC set in my other listings.

Price is 40 euro. Collection from Churchtown, Dublin only. Acceptable payment methods are: cash, Revolut or Paypal (+2,6% paypal fees).

Thanks for looking,
Raf