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jtsanabria · 12-09-2013

I recently built the following:i7-4770KHero board16gb G. Skill Trident X 2400Mhz840 Pro Series 256GBCorsair AX860EVGA GTX 770 DualWD Caviar Black 1TB (Rev 3)Thermaltake Water 2.0 ExtremeCooler Master HAF XM caseetcToday I was playing some BF4 and my ...

jtsanabria · 12-12-2013

I will hopefully be replacing my current board with a brand new board on Friday. If it doesn't fix the issue, I'm not really sure what will. The psu has proper voltage drops so I'm ASSUMING it's properly functioning, but I will need to get a device (...

jtsanabria · 12-11-2013

I will see if I can borrow a friends (probably gonna have to persuade them to take it outta there case/unhook their components lol) but i'm not sure. Either way, I could RMA the board if need be. I have another board I can test the PSU on to also tes...

jtsanabria · 12-11-2013

Spent some time with a multimeter yesterday to get values on both the 24pin cable and the 4+4pin cable. Both are supplying the proper voltage drops that they should be. Maybe a bad mobo then?

jtsanabria · 12-10-2013

Should I attempt to short the psu power on function and test different voltage drops between certain rails? I was going to use this pin out chart since I don't have a separate PSU to test it on:http://www.google.com/imgres?safe=off&sa=X&espv=210&es_s...

jtsanabria · 12-10-2013

That's where I was thinking of starting as well. However, I don't have another PSU to test it with. Would you suggest the method of shorting the psu and then using a multimeter to check the voltage drop between different pin sets? I was going to use ...

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