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Hi, I bought a part that I thought would fix my computer, but it didn't. I now beleive the problem is the power supply. I was wondering before I spend money to buy a power supply, is there anyway I can test to see if the power supply is actually ...
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Hi, I bought a part that I thought would fix my computer, but it didn't. I now beleive the problem is the power supply. I was wondering before I spend money to buy a power supply, is there anyway I can test to see if the power supply is actually working correctly?
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Does your computer turn on?
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Technically you really need to have a multi meter to test a PSU, but this quick pdf guide will show you how to run a basic test.
If the PSU does nothing, then you have a dead psu and you need to hope that the psu hasn`t taken any of your valuable components with it when it failed. Regards Howard. |
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