Jeff Walther wrote at 22:22 -0600 on 12/06/03 about Re: [SM] s900 Power Supply Output?
At 10:42 -0800 12/04/2003, David R wrote:Well I just went ahead tested them with the digital. It appears yellow is 12 and red is 5 V.
I am showing 12.19 v and 5.09 V respectively.
So I guess that's rules out my power supply as the problem?
The big question now is, exactly which contacts on the pci busses regulate/distribute power? Are there any precautions I would need to take when testing these leads, of course taking great care as to not cross contact test lead.
Ooops. Somehow missed this one. Yes, it looks like your power supply is nice and strong.
That may or may not be true. If the voltage testing was done under a normal load then true... If there was no load on the power supply, it could still show correct voltage but faulting under normal load due to inability to supply proper current....
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