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    After Testing with Multimeter, Still Confused

    No load on this power supply, just a paperclip across the power_on pin and ground. I just rechecked with my grandfather's Fluke 12 multimeter ( I mentioned that I thought maybe I had a bad one.) Here is what I got: 12v: 12.34v 5v: 5.05v 3.3v: 3.39v Those look a little better...
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    After Testing with Multimeter, Still Confused

    That is a really good point about the standoffs. I have not been very careful when checking previously. However, I have bench tested all of my components on a cardboard piece to double check against shorts. All the problems have developed while in the case. Maybe the shorts have done...
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    After Testing with Multimeter, Still Confused

    Hi everyone! I have been losing motherboards left and right since I bought a Seasonic X650 gold 2 years ago. I had a system die on me (fans and lights OK, no POST, no beeps), and I replaced the M/B and CPU to no avail. I RMAed the seasonic, and the system worked with the new Motherboard &...
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    Help Deciding what to RMA

    I gave that a go. My older motherboards have onboard video, and they had the same problem. :/ I have everything boxed up and ready to go to a technician to be tested. I will let you know what happens!
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    Help Deciding what to RMA

    Hey everyone, I am asking you all for some help because I am at my wit's end. Three times now I have had the same problem with my PC. All three times, my computer will operate normally for the first 24-48 hours and then will die. The fans will spin and lights come on, but there are no POST...
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