In Figure 12 you can check the power supply label, which has all its specs for both 450 W and 520 W models.
Figure 12: OCZ ModStream power supplies specs.
As for its price, on Pricewatch we could find the 450 W model being sold between USD 75 and USD 87 (average of USD 81) while the 520 W model was being sold between USD 89 and USD 94 (USD 91.50).
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