Power Supply Tester 2.0 20/24

5 comments

1. 

   Roland N. Meyers on December 14, 2009 at 9:29 pm

   Easy to use and quickly identified that my power supply was shot. I would recommend for folks like me with limited knowledge about reparing computers.

2. 

   JT on December 14, 2009 at 11:45 pm

   Only minor quibble is the note (in the one-page ‘manual’ that says not to worry if there is no -5v – most supplies don’t deliver this voltage. It would be nice if this were on the back of the unit so it would always be in the same place.

   It’s a valuable addition to my kit.

3. 

   Carlo Matos on December 15, 2009 at 12:37 am

   Finally got to try out the product while troubleshooting a dead system today. It worked great……in other words it correctly identified a dead powersupply without me having to swap out powersupplies in order to find out if the powersupply was indeed the failing part. So it did exactly what it said it would do.

4. 

   K. Winchester on December 15, 2009 at 1:45 am

   Extremely useful.
   
   This has helped diagnosis greatly, as well as speeding up turn around time on defective units.
   
   Great buy for the price.

5. 

   B. Parry on December 15, 2009 at 3:01 am

   Easy as it gets. Plug the 20/24 pin molex in and read the lights. Check the other molex connectors such as the 4 pin and see if there is trouble there! EASY.

   It is straight forward but does not tell what the readings SHOULD be.

   Easy to carry around, slips into any tool bag or pocket.

   I have had this item for over a year now and use it regularly.