How to test your computer's PSU Power supply - tester
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This is no good at all. It doesn't test for under or over voltage. It only tests a molex, and that on only one level. This will still work on a unit that won't power your PC, or some or all of your drives.
Starlingchaser 1 month ago
You miss point. Don't forgot to test for 5 volt and 3.3 volt. yes you do need PSU testers to know more information.
Maul9999 3 months ago
CAN anyone help me? i did this and the fan will start but then slowly fade out then its off again
FSXSOUTHWESTPILOT 3 months ago
@devGOD always take it to be recycle! He may not know.
webjeff2002 4 months ago
Except your PSU can be putting out enough power to run a case fan and still not be putting out enough to run your MB and peripherals.
chrsdj 4 months ago 2
works, don't know whats wrong with my computer now tho :( if anyone knows how to fix computers plz msg me i will be very grateful.
scottsworldrocks 4 months ago
Excellent nice and simple just how I like it and the captions much better than some drawling voice. Hmmmm suppose it's just matter of testing the rails /lines thereafter.
Must try this myself as I recycle these units for emergencies as I with the fans for the same reason - surprised you don't do the same.
NewRoseas 4 months ago
Nice TY
MrGGBIG 5 months ago
@davidlatte like everyone does that... do you take you AA batteries to a recycling center or do you throw it in the trash? i bet you dont...
devGOD 5 months ago
pointless, that just tells you the fuse and 12v rail is fine
what isnt fine is if its malfunctioning etc (missing 5v/3.3v or undervolting/droop in the rails etc, or under ~2% load is ok) this will tell you nothing about them
apachelives1 5 months ago