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Seventeam ST-300BLV PSU Review
Posted by Philipp on: 2001-11-06 01:16:40 [ Print | Permalink ]

Overclockers New Zealand has posted a review on the Seventeam ST-300BLV PSU

Power Supply, a.k.a. PSU, is becoming more and more of a problem with the modern range of hardware, e.g. CPU and video card. More and more people are complaining about the random crashes they experienced with high end computer equipments. This is rather understandable as a modern CPU could draw up to 100 watts of power. The old 250 watt generic PSU will NOT handle that kind of load. The market is also under going some transitions to P4 compatible PSUs, i.e. with one extra 4 pin 12V wire for P4 motherboards.

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