Phil Kane wrote:
> On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 16:04:27 -0800, Ray Davison wrote:
> 
>>On an ATX it is just; plug in the PS, short two pins on th MB, the PS
>>turns on.  If it doesn't turn on, swap the PS or MB, throw away the
>>one that doesn't work.
> 
>   Buy a PS tester for about 15 bucks.  Plug the PS into it.  If a;ll
>   the green LEDs light up, the PS is OK.  The tester is about half the
>   size of a deck of cards, puts the PS under load, will last forever,
>   and can be used as a paperweight on the desktop between uses.
> 
I have one with a single green LED.  Maybe it tells the whole story, 
maybe.

Ray


 
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