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What voltage on ATX Power Good Line?
I think I have a bad PC power supply. It turns on and runs but the
attached motherboard will not operate. After testing some other known-to-work power supplies, I think that the power good line on the supply in question is not working. Other working supplies put out +5VDC on this line while this supply puts out nearly nothing. I just need to confirm that +5VDC is what should appear on the power good line. Googling around hasn't provided any good info on this. Thanks in advance! William |
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