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no display to monitor... even after new parts

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  • CPUs
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June 30, 2014 5:28:43 PM

new mb cpu and graphics card...tested power supply with metter showed fine..tested monitor on diff pc and just fine ..tryed all ports on the bored as well as my other graphics card still nota

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a b ) Power supply
a b à CPUs
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a b U Graphics card
a b C Monitor
June 30, 2014 5:40:35 PM

What are your specific computer components?
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June 30, 2014 6:37:57 PM

z97 pc mate msi mb modx power stream 500w i5 4670k corsair xms 3 ddr3 and geforce 660ti
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June 30, 2014 6:43:42 PM

terry4536 said:
What are your specific computer components?


z97 pc mate msi mb modx power stream 500w i5 4670k corsair xms 3 ddr3 and geforce 660ti
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June 30, 2014 6:43:43 PM

terry4536 said:
What are your specific computer components?


z97 pc mate msi mb modx power stream 500w i5 4670k corsair xms 3 ddr3 and geforce 660ti
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a b ) Power supply
a b à CPUs
a b V Motherboard
a b U Graphics card
a b C Monitor
June 30, 2014 6:51:59 PM

The power supply is a tier 3 model. The graphics card has a system requirement of 450 watts. So if it is a few years old, the power supply out put colud have degraded to the point that is inadequate.
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June 30, 2014 7:06:30 PM

terry4536 said:
The power supply is a tier 3 model. The graphics card has a system requirement of 450 watts. So if it is a few years old, the power supply out put colud have degraded to the point that is inadequate.


the meter reading show avg on 12v was about 12.13 ish + the power supply is less then a year i belive as for memory idk its also brand new and pulled one at a time as well as switched the slots around
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a b ) Power supply
a b à CPUs
a b V Motherboard
a b U Graphics card
a b C Monitor
June 30, 2014 7:12:07 PM

The +12V is a good representation of stability, but not the wattage output.
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June 30, 2014 7:22:41 PM

terry4536 said:
The +12V is a good representation of stability, but not the wattage output.


how could i test that with a meter
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a b ) Power supply
a b à CPUs
a b V Motherboard
a b U Graphics card
a b C Monitor
June 30, 2014 7:55:20 PM

That is hard to do with out a testing setuip. The easiest ay to test the power supply is to swap it out with another working power supply (I would use a 650 watt PSU or better) and see if the problem goes away.

You would have to put a stress on the system. Then you could use an an electricians clamp meter to measure the amps. And then you could calculate the watts . But I am getting out of my depth here.
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July 1, 2014 8:12:32 AM

terry4536 said:
That is hard to do with out a testing setuip. The easiest ay to test the power supply is to swap it out with another working power supply (I would use a 650 watt PSU or better) and see if the problem goes away.

You would have to put a stress on the system. Then you could use an an electricians clamp meter to measure the amps. And then you could calculate the watts . But I am getting out of my depth here.

off to microcenter i go
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