Hey Guys,
So I guess I crossed a wire somewhere when sleeving my 24-pin.
Sleeved a set of cables do use for my build and wanted to test them out before plugging them into the components. Had a PSU tester and thought that would work well, turns out I should have used a multimeter instead.
Tested the meter and PSU out first with the stock cables, plugged the cables in, turned it on, all looked good.
Plugged the individually sleeved 24-pin cable into the tester, plugged the stock CPU power into the tester and turned on the tester, briefly lit up and then went blank. Thought maybe a loose connection, nothing, everything in. Decided to take the custom 24-pin out and plugged the stock 24 pin in to test things out, same thing, briefly lit up and then went blank.
Figured maybe the tester was bunk, took a old PSU I use for testing loops out and plugged it into the tester. Lit up and displayed everything great. So it's not the tester. And if it's not the tester then the only thing left is the PSU, since I know the stock cables are fine.
Back to the AX750, decided to bybass the tester and just test out the PSU the old-school way using a fan and a paperclip. Shorted the stock 24-pin cable with the paperclip and plugged a fan in using the molex and a fan connector (happened to be a LED fan). Turned the power supply on, fan didn't spin but LED dimmly lit then went black.
So it looks like I f'ed up sleeving, well, at least reconnecting
I never thought though I could kill the PSU using the tester, haha, figured that's what the tester was partially for. Lesson learned, just used a multimeter.
So I guess I crossed a wire somewhere when sleeving my 24-pin.
Sleeved a set of cables do use for my build and wanted to test them out before plugging them into the components. Had a PSU tester and thought that would work well, turns out I should have used a multimeter instead.
Tested the meter and PSU out first with the stock cables, plugged the cables in, turned it on, all looked good.
Plugged the individually sleeved 24-pin cable into the tester, plugged the stock CPU power into the tester and turned on the tester, briefly lit up and then went blank. Thought maybe a loose connection, nothing, everything in. Decided to take the custom 24-pin out and plugged the stock 24 pin in to test things out, same thing, briefly lit up and then went blank.
Figured maybe the tester was bunk, took a old PSU I use for testing loops out and plugged it into the tester. Lit up and displayed everything great. So it's not the tester. And if it's not the tester then the only thing left is the PSU, since I know the stock cables are fine.
Back to the AX750, decided to bybass the tester and just test out the PSU the old-school way using a fan and a paperclip. Shorted the stock 24-pin cable with the paperclip and plugged a fan in using the molex and a fan connector (happened to be a LED fan). Turned the power supply on, fan didn't spin but LED dimmly lit then went black.
So it looks like I f'ed up sleeving, well, at least reconnecting

I never thought though I could kill the PSU using the tester, haha, figured that's what the tester was partially for. Lesson learned, just used a multimeter.








