OCZ shows off new memory, NIA, PSUs and more

OCZ send out some information about their new products that will be shown off at CES 2008 in Las Vegas this week. There are some pretty exciting new products but unfortunately still no word about their Cryo-Z or HydroJet.

On the memory front there's the Flex2 - new DDR3 memory modules with improved cooling and dedicated liquid channels over the chips themselves to boost the overclocking potential and improve stability.

Then there's also the HydroFlow CPU waterblock unit which is designed for the most powerful processors. This block has a triangular fin design and should efficiently cool overclocked processors.

In OCZ's flash memory lineup we can expect 32GB Rally2 and ATV products and a fast new product called Rally2 Turbo. OCZ will also release high-capacity Serial ATA and Serial ATA II SSDs for desktop PCs and notebooks.

OCZ is showcasing an updated edition of the NIA (Neural Impulse Actuator), an innovative input device that takes the next step towards a full integration of central and peripheral nerve activity into controlling personal computers. The Neural Impulse Actuator will be shown in gaming demos, and now features USB interface and enhanced user software.

The firm also has a new PC Power & Cooling Silencer 500W EPS PSU and says the Silencer Quad 750 is now also available in blue. There's also a new Turbo-Cool 1200 with ESA support, this PSU will be shown off in a new Hypersonic desktop PC.

OCZ also announced the Hypersonic Areo, a series of ultrathin AR5 15.4" and AR7 17" gaming notebooks.