A alex79788 Jan 31, 2019 9 0 10 Jan 31, 2019 #1 I tried to verify my PSU was working with the trick to use a paperclip between green cable pin and a black cable pin. But, I don't know if doing this can damage a pin.
I tried to verify my PSU was working with the trick to use a paperclip between green cable pin and a black cable pin. But, I don't know if doing this can damage a pin.
Solution Barty1884 Jan 31, 2019 The paperclip 'test' only confirms it'll power on, not that it can adequately power anything. Yes, any cable *can* be damaged, but what you're describing is not going to damage anything, no.
The paperclip 'test' only confirms it'll power on, not that it can adequately power anything. Yes, any cable *can* be damaged, but what you're describing is not going to damage anything, no.
Barty1884 Retired Moderator Apr 16, 2015 22,250 1,350 108,740 Jan 31, 2019 Solution #2 The paperclip 'test' only confirms it'll power on, not that it can adequately power anything. Yes, any cable *can* be damaged, but what you're describing is not going to damage anything, no. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
The paperclip 'test' only confirms it'll power on, not that it can adequately power anything. Yes, any cable *can* be damaged, but what you're describing is not going to damage anything, no.