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Corsair tx750 power supplie how can I tell if it is any good. I am just building my first gaming PC from scratch and I don't get anything when I try to power this machine up. any help? how can I test the PSU?
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The only real test is to plug everything in and power on.
Essentials are mobo, cpu, RAM, GFX card, PSU, monitor. Leave everything else disconnected/removed, DVD, hard drive (data and power), sound card, network card, mouse etc. Try that. My System: The Hybrid Lappy
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thanks I'll try unplugging everything but the essentials
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I take it the lead from the power button on the front of your case is connected to your mobo?
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yea the lead is connected. I did the above and now I am getting a short burst (1-2 sec,) on the CPU fan and a green light on the mobo so I guess my PSU is ok. Now i just can't seem to get a BIOS screen up
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Nope, dead PSUs commonly power the LED and fan for a few moments.
It's going to be that or the mobo, PSU being the most likely so swap that first. |
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Yea, swap the PSU into another PC, or get the PSU from another PC into that one, it's the easiest way to check.
My System: First OC
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