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    IP35 pro 8.7 fault code

    Just started to get the above code tried unpluging power conectors and reconecting but still the same,tried clearing the cmos but no joy
    If psu (Hyper 580 type R modular)isfaulty is thereanyway to test\check it
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    Update now it goes straight to 8.7 as soon as power is switched on after clearing cmos
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    Re: IP35 pro 8.7 fault code

    8.7. is usually related to the ATX12V1 connection/rail

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    Re: IP35 pro 8.7 fault code

    Quote Originally Posted by BUFF View Post
    8.7. is usually related to the ATX12V1 connection/rail
    So faulty psu then anyway to test or if i swap psu and okay then its the psu
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    Re: IP35 pro 8.7 fault code

    8.7 can also be a faulty regulator on the board, all you can really do is try a better PSU, if the problem persists, then its probably RMA time.
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    Re: IP35 pro 8.7 fault code

    Hi all
    A bit of an update swapped psu's over and my pc booted and ran fine swapped back same fault tried this 2 more times with the same result, so i assume it's safe to say that the psu is faulty
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    Just checked 11 days outside the warranty period looks like a new one then anyone recommend a new psu ?
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    Last edited by RobTi; 06-02-2009 at 11:41 PM.

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    Re: IP35 pro 8.7 fault code

    Fortron, PCP&C, & Silverstone are a few good ones that come to mind. 600 to 700 watts should suit you well.
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