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Thread: IN9 32MAX PSU or MOBO problem ?

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    • dlangenb's system
      • Motherboard:
      • IN9 32MAX
      • CPU:
      • E6850 @3.6GHZ
      • Memory:
      • 4x1GB Corsair
      • Storage:
      • 1x128SSD/3X500GBHDD
      • Graphics card(s):
      • SLI 8800GT (yes still not burned !)
      • PSU:
      • ZALMAN HP-600
      • Case:
      • Gigabyte Poseidon
      • Operating System:
      • WIN7 x64
      • Monitor(s):
      • Samsung 245B
      • Internet:
      • Onboard LAN 120Mb/10Mb

    IN9 32MAX PSU or MOBO problem ?

    My abit board (IN9 32MAX) worked fine for 4 years now..
    When I could not get a POST after unplugging the powercord I suspected the ZALMAN HP-600 PSU could be the problem.
    Symptoms:
    After unplugging the PSU for a couple of hours:
    Only after a turn off - turn on - turn off - turn on sequence I could get at least the mobo LED working again.
    Checked the capacitors for bulges or leaks but could not find (or measure!) any defects on those..

    So I went for a new PSU (OCZ MOD XstreamPro 700W). Well that was a major disappointment, no POST (checked the PSU on an older board no problem at all)..
    Put in the old ZALMAN again, and with the 'old sequence' I can get the board running again if the powercord has been unplugged for a couple of hours.

    Are the Abit boards that picky about the PSU ?

    IF it is a PSU problem what PSU would be good enough ?
    I do have two power hungry 8800GT's in SLI (which are not melted yet, so getting rare)..

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    Re: IN9 32MAX PSU or MOBO problem ?

    check the cmos battery, should be 3.3v..

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