Not sure how to dredge up an old thread since I receive the digest so cannot
hit reply to an individual topic.
I had a problem a few weeks ago with a ticking PSU on my quicksilver and was
advised to replace with either a stock psu or adapt an atx power supply.
In the end I went down the
Hello
Just picked up a non-starting quicksilver. Power button will flash but not stay
on, some flickers of motherboard LEDs etc.
Whenever a power-supply is attached to the PSU I get ticking from the PSU
itself.
The PSU is currently disconnected from everything and is out of the case, when
I
On Dec 5, 2010, at 1:24 PM, Nick Smith \(SHDC\)
nicksm...@skyhighdatacapture.co.uk wrote:
Looks like the PSU is toasted but I just wondered if anyone has had any luck
simply blasting canned air into the PSU to clean out the dust etc.
Also, what are my chances that the motherboard has been
adapting ATX power supplies has it's drawbacks. Look into it though. I
would also check eBay for a stock PSU
-Jonas
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adapting ATX power supplies has it's drawbacks. Look into it though. I
would also check eBay for a stock PSU
-Jonas
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