Most standard PSUs I've seen will start with no load since the minimum load resistors inside are enough to get them to start. However, this is a non-standard PSU, so it wouldn't surprise me at all if it at least needs a few disk drives connected.
Not my experience but I don't dink with gutless wonders very often, they go straight to scrap.
OP also posted +12v was at 10v and at least some of that may be that there is not enough amps on +5v to regulate properly.
Need to see what +12v does when +5v has a real load.
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Most standard PSUs I've seen will start with no load since the minimum load resistors inside are enough to get them to start. However, this is a non-standard PSU, so it wouldn't surprise me at all if it at least needs a few disk drives connected.
OK. I don't know it before. I will try again tonight.
Some modern PSU's will start without load, but not very many.
The people in -THIS- forum know what they are doing and make few mistakes.
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If you don't want to follow our advice then stay in one of those other forums you are asking the same questions in and don't waste our time.
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Sorry I miss understand in it. I never know before and I will follow your instruction.
Most standard PSUs I've seen will start with no load since the minimum load resistors inside are enough to get them to start. However, this is a non-standard PSU, so it wouldn't surprise me at all if it at least needs a few disk drives connected.
Some modern PSU's will start without load, but not very many.
The people in -THIS- forum know what they are doing and make few mistakes.
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If you don't want to follow our advice then stay in one of those other forums you are asking the same questions in and don't waste our time.
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So it looks like this then?
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That is a very common Dell part used in.
Dell Optiplex GX60 Small Desktop
Dell Optiplex GX240 Small Desktop
Dell Optiplex GX260 Small Desktop
Dell Optiplex GX270 Small Desktop
And some others.
Should not be hard to find even in THAILAND but search for Dell PSU instead of NPS PSU.
There are maybe 3 Dell PSUs that fit but that are not NPS.
Also now that we know exactly what it is some members may actually have one to look at/check to help answer questions.
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Replace it?
Why we not repair it? I have tools and knowledge (maybe a little bit).
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