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05-01-2011, 12:10 AM
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Corsair AX1200 12v rails, no current.
I've got a problem. I'm trying to wire up all my fans through a pair of terminal block blocks. See this picture:  I've only got a ground pin(far left black cable) and the 'yellow(in the picture green)' 12v rail attached to the PSU. All other cables have been removed from the connector. The PSU i'm connecting to is a brand new Corsair AX1200. When i multimeter the output of the rails at pretty much any point its 12v, but i get 0 Amps/current detected. As a result of that (i assume), I've got no movement in my fans happening... I tried different connection points on the PSU and i checked that the fans were actually working... All good. So im really confused!!! Have i wired something wrong?  This is only happening on the rails i'm using for fans (DVD/HDDs/GPU/Mbd etc are all fine... Edit: Fixed it! Turns out it was a result of silly me putting the polarity wrong. I'd sleeved and rewired the plug into the PSU but i'd put the +12v rail where the gnd was supposed to be *facepalm* There goes a whole lot of effort! -_- Thanks Last edited by e3vil : 05-01-2011 at 02:08 AM. Reason: Solved! |
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