Introduction & Company Profile |
 Computer power supplies in the 800 watt and over category seem to be popping up all over the place. With many inferior power supplies being marketed as enthusiast PSU. It's getting harder to pick the right power supply with all the marketing hype going on, and the PSU being touted (and correctly so) as the heart of your system more people are realizing the need for good clean power. Today I'll be taking a look at the Seventeam V-Force 850 Watt PSU to see if it's got the stable power at out put levels capable of supporting todays power needs.  Company Information Seventeam Electronics is founded in 1986. Its headquarters and R&D center are based in Taipei and currently has instant sale and logistics network in major countries around the world. As everyone knows, Seventeam Electronics is the leading company in switching power supply products. Its leading expertise also dominates the markets in developing high performance, high watts, high stability and environmental product. It promotes the technology that is quiet and energy smart, furthermore, it tried hard to promote the concept of Semi-Fanless innovation. These features of the company are undoubtedly the strong forces in driving computer user experiences and the industry itself forward in the age that emphasizes computer speed. The power supply products we offer include the power supply for PC and customized power supply for IPC (for industrial and server uses). We dedicate ourselves in promoting the global sale and service network of all Seventeam’s products. Our products are used by various global leading partners in system integration and we also offer multi-faceted OEM.ODM services. In business since 1986 Seventeam has striven to rise to the ever increasing need for clean stable power in todays modern computer systems. They've not only striven to provide that clean power source they decided to do it in an environmentally friendly manner, producing high performance, high watt, high stability and environmentally safe products. |
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| Date Added | Wednesday, 02 July 2008 |
| Review By | Methious |
| Link | Seventeam |
| Language | English |
| Price | N/A |
| Availability | Now |
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