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garus
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| Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 21:13 Post subject: |
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Paperclip and voltage check PSU with voltmeter.
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| Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 22:38 Post subject: |
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use your psu from the mainbuild to test the hardware in the second build. that will answer your questions (but i would say the board is damaged, not the psu)
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garus
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| Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 23:04 Post subject: |
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| Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 23:32 Post subject: |
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@garus: Check everything you can(12, 5, 3.3). Just google "ATX pinout", or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATX article have them too.
Ground pins could probably be checked with voltmeter in sound mode by touching PSU casing 
It's just my knowledge of electricity ends with the Ohm's law formulas
I = V / R
V = I * R
R = V / I
 
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| Posted: Mon, 6th Nov 2017 01:21 Post subject: |
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psus die 95% more then mobos, due to heat or faulty cooling/components
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garus
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tonizito
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| Posted: Mon, 6th Nov 2017 15:35 Post subject: |
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Psu is probably ok, maybe blame crap kurwa electricity? 
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garus
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| Posted: Mon, 6th Nov 2017 17:44 Post subject: |
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| Posted: Mon, 6th Nov 2017 17:46 Post subject: |
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| garus wrote: | | It was indeed a dead PSU. Shite be quiet crap. Barely a year and died. |
Seasonic man. They also manufacture for other brands - I believe certain Corsair PSUs are manufactured by Seasonic and then have the Corsair label slapped on them.
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| Posted: Mon, 6th Nov 2017 20:07 Post subject: |
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Had like 3 PSUs die in a similar way, probably due to crappy electricity over here. My Corsair one however is still standing strong.
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garus
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| Posted: Wed, 8th Nov 2017 23:26 Post subject: |
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Do you turn on PC via case Power On button ? Disconnect Power and Reset buttons and try directly from MB. Had a really cheap case where one of the buttons got broken in a really weird way. Oscilloscope showed shit load of interference ala button were stuck in "hold-mode".
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| Posted: Thu, 9th Nov 2017 09:32 Post subject: |
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Check mobo.
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