No, not really. You can determine if it is dead with a multimeter or the paperclip test but most just swap it out if in doubt. HERE is how Tom's tests PSUs under load and few of us have that gear.So, i am asking if there is a valid way to test long used power supply and making sure that it is still running properly with no issues and specially also under load ?
My PSU : Seasonic SS-750JS Active PFC F3
Thanks,,
Thanks for the link, i will look through it.No, not really. You can determine if it is dead with a multimeter or the paperclip test but most just swap it out if in doubt. HERE is how Tom's tests PSUs under load and few of us have that gear.
Yeah i know about paper clip test, but the thing that my PSU is not dead.Not any easy way without $10K worth of testing equipment.
The "paper clip" test is useful only to confirm a dead psu.
And the $15 testers on Amazon DO NOT test a PSU in the manner you are asking about (actual load testing).
How old is your PSU?
I won't argue, the thing is i believe seasonic is considered one if not no.1 manufacturer for power supplies.Honestly, it is time for a new PSU.
What is your budget and from where do you buy PC parts?I won't argue, the thing is i believe seasonic is considered one if not no.1 manufacturer for power supplies.
And if i am planning on upgrading buying new PC, there is no currently available seasonic PSUs in my local market and i am afraid that i will be losing premium psu which still outputs and delivers.
Very low budget indeed 😄 as in this case i am going to buy full new case just except for HDDs, SSD and with adding this long live veteran PSU.What is your budget and from where do you buy PC parts?
Seasonic is a great brand with excellent products. I have used many of them. However, there are others just as good, if not better.
I would replace and keep the venerable Seasonic as backup device, in case you ever needed for troubleshooting or repairing another build with minimal power requirements.
12 years ago maybe this was a pretty decent unit but for todays standards it's crap.I won't argue, the thing is i believe seasonic is considered one if not no.1 manufacturer for power supplies.
And if i am planning on upgrading buying new PC, there is no currently available seasonic PSUs in my local market and i am afraid that i will be losing premium psu which still outputs and delivers.
Take a look here: https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/Very low budget indeed 😄 as in this case i am going to buy full new case just except for HDDs, SSD and with adding this long live veteran PSU.
if you may suggest other equal brands as seasonic to be considered just in case?
Thanks though.Take a look here: https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/