Recent content by penguin02007

Swapped the Thermaltake (300ms) with Corsair (260ms). The defective one is (210ms) View: https://imgur.com/a/qh6iyAG Since it is still within the specs (100 - 500), it remains inclusive and can only tell by swapping it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_good_signal

Yes, I am located in Massachusetts. After looking at Seasonic gold focus+, Corsair tx/rmx and Antec EAG Pro, I am going to go with Corsair tx550m. TX is under 7 years coverage and I think it is more than enough.

I am located in the east coast. The PSU power a NAS server in an average 60-70F office environment. Budget would be around $80. I can confirm the PSU was installed in 2011 (With 8-10 power outage). I am researching Antec and Seasonic at the moment as they use pretty good quality Japanese...

I know:( I used to have spare PSUs but I recently gave them away as they are ancient 20pin. At my disposal I only have a power tester that have no LED reading. The second tester with LED reading I got this morning may have confirmed that the PSU is indeed dead. Will get the readings of the new...

The Antec was the original PSU until it was stopped working. Yes it is around 7 years old, the thermaltake was meant for troubleshooting. Any recommendations for a 24/7/365 PSU? I have used Cooler Master (years ago), Corsair and Antec.

Link has been updated. PSG is 210 ms on the defective unit. I didn't test the new PSU with the tester as it boots right up after plugging in. :( It is running now in production. Motherboard is Intel S1200BTS -...

I have a power supply that appears to be fine. It beeps on power but unable to power up the motherboard. After trying a different power supply, a second works and it is obviously that this one is at fault. Is power supply tester able to determine power reliability? It passed two power supply...