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That makes the most sense to me. If I can't find one to test I'll just buy a new one I guess. Thanks for your help!
That makes the most sense to me. If I can't find one to test I'll just buy a new one I guess. Thanks for your help!
Hold off on any purchases for a few hours lol, there's an artical in a magazine I have at home with what I think is the same issue!
If you can wait 4 hours ill get back to you on it. Also as your psu is new it will be covered under warrenteeeeee :)
Haha, thanks!
The PSU is new, but was bought off ebay, so I'm not sure the warrantee will stand. That'll teach me!
No worries, appreciate the effort!
Gonna just stick with this PSU and ask for an exciting new one for Christmas.
Cheers again for your help!
This sound like the case POWER switch is connected to the motherboard RESET connector. Use a magnifier to check for sure and for correct polarity.
surely if the power switch was attached to the reset pins it would do nothing when pressed?
both buttons are just monetary switches, and neither is different from the other. other than shape. im hammering my reset button on my rig now and it wont boot as obviously its not attached to the power pins.
yeah but if the power switch was connected to the reset pins it would just turn into a reset button.
if you were to touch the 2 reset pins together when the computer is off it will do nothing. Like i said reset or power, both are just simple switches, the only difference is what we use them for.
And that wouldnt account for the fans still spinning.