Segotep Manuals & User Guides

Segotep is a prominent manufacturer of premium computer hardware, specializing in PC computer cases, ATX power supplies, and advanced CPU cooling solutions. Established in 2003, Segotep operates its own extensive manufacturing and production facilities, supported by a dedicated Research and Development (R&D) team.

Fueled by the rapid growth of the global gaming industry, Segotep has expanded its product offerings to meet the robust needs of gamers and PC building enthusiasts alike. Their flagship product ranges include high-wattage 80 Plus Gold-certified ATX/SFX power supplies, striking full-tower and mini-ITX computer cases, and dynamic AIO liquid CPU coolers. Consistently meeting major global safety standards, Segotep provides reliable, certified components designed to elevate personal computing and rigorous PC gaming setups.

• How do I claim a warranty for my Segotep power supply?

  To make a warranty claim, you must retain your proof of purchase and contact Segotep's customer support directly at support@segotep.us. Their power supplies typically come with a multi-year limited warranty covering defects in materials or workmanship.

• Which direction should the fan face when I install my Segotep power supply?

  It is generally recommended to install the power supply with the cooling fan facing down. However, if your specific PC case mounts the power supply at the bottom and lacks adequate ventilation holes underneath, it is best to install it with the fan facing up to ensure efficiency and reliability.

• Why does my Segotep power supply have extra screw holes on the back?

  Nothing is missing if you only use four screws. Segotep power supplies feature more than four screw holes strictly to offer maximum compatibility for a wide variety of modern PC case designs. You will only need four screws to secure the unit.

• Can I use third-party adapters or cables with my fully modular Segotep PSU?

  No. Segotep strongly recommends using only the direct modular power cables that come directly packaged with your power supply to avoid electrical breakdown, component damage, or unstable voltage.

• Why does my Segotep Power Supply include two EPS cables for the motherboard?

  Standard motherboards typically only require one 4+4 or 8-Pin EPS CPU connection. The secondary 4+4-Pin EPS cable is provided for motherboards explicitly requiring dual CPU power connectors or for extreme overclocking configurations.