Not too big a surprise I think.

http://ca.reuters.com/article/technologyNews/idCABRE9AQ15320131127

I had a feeling this would happen. Too bad because the potential for innovation was there.

Drazhar
What does this mean for PC Power & Cooling, which OCZ bought out.
 
Their RAM line, their other products, etc? Do they still have those?

Excellent question on PC P&C.  As for the RAM market they announced they were leaving the RAM market in 2011.

man that sucks. I have one of their products. My PSU

Do i still get the rest of my 3 years for my 5 year warranty if they go bankrupt? Its only been 2 years now of me having my PSU.

All the OCZ products I have owned were solid working items. Sad to see them go.

kram36
All the OCZ products I have owned were solid working items. Sad to see them go.

+1 and I have a PCIE SSD I have been using for about 3 years, to bad. I thought customer support and the forums where good to.

rjohnson11
We'll have to see if another company steps in to buy their assets either before bankruptcy or after.

A company like Corsair I hope.

kaninja

rjohnson11
We'll have to see if another company steps in to buy their assets either before bankruptcy or after.

A company like Corsair I hope.

Or EVGA!!!  (I am only suggesting, there are many pros/cons but it is what came to mind right away)

I have 2 OCZ products... A SSD (thanks zuhl) and a PSU. They have both served me well and still run today... I'm really kinda angry this is happening, nothing I can do about it though.

I have a PC Power & Cooling Silencer Mk III 1200w and two Vertex-4 drives that are still working flawlessly for a very long time. All of my OCZ drives have worked well from my first Agility-2, 3 Vertex-3, and both of my Vertex-4. All of my PC Power & Cooling PSU have worked perfectly and still in service starting with a Silencer 750 than a Silencer 910 before my 1200w purchase earlier this year. I am worried about my warranty if something goes wrong now since OCZ has had issues replacing many of its newer model defective drives. The waiting period for a replacement Vector is as long as 6 months. I hope I haven't just jinxed my SSD reliability by saying how well they have preformed. Every time I brag about my Corsair K70 keyboard, the LED start burning out and after touting its greatness two days ago it started typing double-characters. If some of these words have two 'f's or other letters it's because I'm tired of having to correct everything.

Just like that my ssd's have no warranty :(
 
I loved their ssd's, solid working products, hate to see them go.

superhappyevgamember
Just like that my ssd's have no warranty :(
 
I loved their ssd's, solid working products, hate to see them go.

If there is no money in the pot to pay for warranties then you have no warranty. That depends on what happens in bankruptcy.

Holo
Had an SSD back with the OG Vertex 1. And that drives died within 6 months. I for one will not be sad to see them go.

Because you had one SSD fail? My OCZ drives are working great. My Corsair K70 keyboard is another story. I am about to RMA my third and none of them have lasted much more than a month. I might have to dig out my Ouija board and summon some dark entities to trash and destroy Corsair's entire inventory just so they have to start over from scratch and start making decent keyboards.

Baltothewolf
 
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I looked at them and other gaming keyboards and they are all using Cherry MX keyswitches. Almost every site that sells these keyboards have owners complaining about the exact same problem with some keys typing double-characters or none at all. Until someone sits down and confronts Cherry about the quality of their keyswitches this problem will remain unsolved. A collective 'Class Action' lawsuit brought by the manufacturers of keyboards using Cherry MX switches might be the only way to get a satisfactory outcome to this problem.