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ST-380PAS is the latest entry-level power supply from Seventeam, featuring active PFC and a 120-mm fan on the bottom. Is it a good product? Can it deliver its labeled power? Check it out.
ST-550P-AM is a 550 W power supply from Seventeam where you can manually control the fan speed and can even disable it. Let's see if this unit can really deliver 550 W.
The power supply is a part of your system you certainly don’t want to skimp on, a low quality PSU can malfunction and possibly cause damage to the rest of your fancy hardware, not good. With this in mind, today we’re previewing/unboxing a power supply from Seventeam. No review on this, I’m afraid, as we don’t have the required hardware to properly test the unit. We could blag it, but HardwareSecrets would never let us get away with it.
You need to pay close attention because Seventeam has two power supply series with practically the same name but using different projects: PAF and P-AF. PAF series has models with 450 W, 520 W, 580 W and 620 W capacities, while P-AF series has models with 550 W, 650 W, 750 W and 850 W capacities. As you can see these two series don't have models with the same capacity, so it is easy to see if a particular model is from the PAF or from the P-AF series. Seventeam, however, will be launching soon a 650 W model within the P-AF series, which may create some confusion. Today we reviewed the currently most powerful model on the PAF series, ST-620PAF. Can it really deliver 620 W? Let's see.
Today we are going to dissect Seventeam ST-650P-AF. Is it a good product? Can it deliver its labeled power? Check it out.
Let's take a look at this entry-level 650 W power supply from Seventeam that carries the 80 Plus Bronze certification.
Seventeam is slowly entering the US market and ST-750P-AF is one of the few products from them available around here. Is it a good product? Can it deliver its labeled power? Check it out.
While we may have reviewed this unit before and we may not be doing full PSU reviews unless we have access to the proper equipment, that doesn't stop us doing a quick unboxing and feature analysis preview right? So here we have the Seventeam V-Force 650w ST-650Z-AF. Let's, you know, open the box and look at it; and stuff.
Enermax, Corsair, Coolermaster, Thermaltake; all big names in the power supply industry and are known performers. The units from these bigger brand names tend to come at a price but is that price really justified compared to other units especially when we know that many smaller companies produce OEM units for the bigger ones. For example, Seventeam - a unit of who’s we will be looking at today - are the OEM manufacturer for some of Thermaltake’s units. Introducing the Seventeam V-Force Series 650W PSU; let’s take it for a spin.
Darf es auch eine Nummer kleiner sein? Der Name be quiet! steht seit Jahren für hochwertige ATX-Netzteile. Seit einigen Wochen bietet der Hersteller aber auch kompakte Netzteile in den Formaten SFX und TFX an. Wir haben die Modelle BQT TFX-300W und BQT SFX-350W ausführlich getestet und mit aktuellen ATX-Netzteilen der selben Leistungsklassen verglichen.
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