Cooler Master V Series 700W (V700) PSU Review

1. Introduction2. Cooler Master V Series 700W (Bundle/Cabling)3. Cooler Master V Series 700W (External)4. Cooler Master V Series 700W (Internal)5. Cooler Master V Series 700W (Super High Res Gallery)6. Testing Methodology and Results7. Closing Thoughts8. View All Pages

The Cooler Master V700 is an attractive looking power supply, finished in a gray and black livery. The name of the supply is presented along the sides, as shown in the image above.

The unit passed our ‘screwdriver’ stress test, which involves running a Philip’s head driver down the side of the chassis with weak to modest pressure. How often have you accidentally hit a power supply with some tools during a system build phase?

The paintwork didn’t scratch or mark at all. It is a very resilient finish.

A large black fan resides behind the black grill with company name sticker in the middle. We will have a closer look at the fan shortly, when we crack it open.

One side of the chassis is vented to ensure good airflow under load. There is a switch and power connector beside the grill, underneath a company logo.

The other side of the supply is home to the modular connectors, which are clearly labelled. The peripheral connectors are all mounted vertically underneath the CPU and PCI-E connectors.

Cooler Master V Series V700 (700W) PSU
DC Output	+3.3V	+5V	+12V	-12V	+5Vsb
Max Output	25A	25A	58A	0.5A	3A
Total Power	125W		696W	6W	15W
	700W

The single +12V rail can deliver 58A which is 696W of the total output. Both +3.3V and +5V rails can deliver 25A each – identical to the more expensive 1000W version in this specific series.

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