 Linus Tech Tips coverage of Computex 2013 is powered by Western Digital. Our trusted gaming gear partner is Corsair Vengeance, and our trusted retail partner is NCIX.com. So we're here in the OCZ booth at Computex 2013. Now they find themselves in a bit of an interesting position where the move towards enterprise solutions has been underway for a very long time, but that doesn't mean you can necessarily abandon the consumer either. So while the Vector hasn't been updated, this drive's been on the market for quite a while, there are a couple of new additions to the product line. So number one is the Vertex 450 right here. So this uses the same Indolink's Barefoot 3 controller as the Vector, but what it adds is the latest 20 nanometer NAND flash. So basically that gives you a cost savings. Now the problem right now is that with the NAND shortage that has been going on, and I know most sort of general consumers don't concern themselves with these things, but they're very, very real and very, very true. Unfortunately, the pricing you've seen on Vector over the last little while and the pricing you're seeing on Vertex 450 now in the middle of a shortage isn't that different, but in the future, that should be an advantage for the Vertex 450 compared to the Vector. Now this one right here is definitely not about cost savings. This is the Vector PCIe. So if you're familiar with OCZ's Revo Drive line of products from the past, basically it's a PCI Express device. So it's a PCIe 4X interface. You've got two Indolink's Barefoot 3 controllers, each with a full SSD on them. So this eliminates the SATA 3 bottleneck, allowing it to achieve up to 1 gigabyte per second, as well as 140,000 IOPS per second, which is much more than you can possibly push over a single SATA 3 interface. Now we're going to go around a corner, which is going to be very hazardous for the entire team moving around here with all these wires going on. So all this stuff on the left you've seen before, but this guy right here is new. Now when we were at CES, we were showing off a software solution that OCZ was working on that would allow their SSD products to accelerate databases and accelerate specific workloads in a very impactful way. This guy right here is pretty much where that product is headed. So it's a hardware device. This is the ZDXL SQL Accelerator. And if you don't know what it does, then you just have to read the title. It implements some of the software development that they've done and adds it to what is a dedicated device that is designed just for this. So pretty much, I'm not an expert when it comes to SQL databases, so the camera's looking at it right now. Read that. If none of it means anything to you, then you're probably not the target customer. But if you do understand all of that, then it should be pretty darn impressive. Don't miss any of our Computex 2013 coverage. Don't forget we're powered here at the show by Western Digital, Corsair Vengeance Gaming peripherals, and NCIX.com. And as always, don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. Not quite sure what happened there, but here we are in the OCZ booth where we are actually going to be showing off a couple of new products. So the Fatality series of power supplies has been around for a pretty long time at this point. But now we have the new Fatality series. So they're launching a couple of different capacities. The 750 watt as well as their 550 watt. These are both fully modular power supplies. So if you come around the right side here, you'll be able to have a look at how there are absolutely no cables attached to them. Unfortunately, unlike the Fatality 1000 watt, we don't get the individually sleeved cables that made that particular PSU very, very impressive. But what we do get is an updated feature set. So they're 80 plus bronze certified as well as having full support for Intel's Haswell fourth generation core series processor. What that basically means is even at extremely low loads, they're able to provide stable enough power that the processor is able to go down into its C6 and C7 states, giving you very, very low idle power consumption. They also come with five year warranties. And now I think we're actually done without sort of forgetting about anything. No, that's not new.