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BlueMagic wrote:I'm not 100% sure, but I think your computer has to be "on" before
you'll get any voltage reading on a Pentium 2 vintage computer.

yes, that would make sense, but how would i get a reading while the PSU is plugged to the mobo...?

FOrget what i just said, it just rebooted :@ the readins im getting for every pin was posted up their, or is their something im missing? obviously the power supply is only plugged in and not running when im doing this, is it supposed to be running, if so how would i get it running, there is no power...

wow... sorry guys. this might sound stupud, but i think the wire was the problem... i switched the wire and it "seems" ok for now, will be back to update you.

im trying it with a voltmeter but it wont give me any reading, i guesse thats because the computers off or im doin g it wrong(first time i use a volt meter. then again my PSU tester told me the PSU was fine... hmm 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 4.9 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 0.1 10 0.1 11 0 12 0 13 0 14 0.1 15 0 16 0.1 17 0 ...

Bio-Hazard wrote:Welcome to the forums, hope you stick around and enjoy the fun for awhile...........

will you run after me w/ an axE? :D hehe

Well, its a Seanix TCO Series with a pentium 2 for mobo. I wish I could give you guys a little bit more info but I seem to have problems keeping it on. The computer after a few minutes on and sometimes every other second reboots, no warning nothing, just blam reboot. So this is what I have done. I h...

G'day Legit reviews forums users! I would be fred, from frenchie land canada. My config would be... P4 2.0Ghz with 512mb ram and a geforce 4 MX with 300gbs iof hard drive running XP pro and also laptop Amd turion 64, ati 200M, 80gb hard drive, 1gb of ram, running Fedora Core 6 Well thats pretty much...