voltage drop in multi core cables?
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Voltage drops for multiple lighting systems are usually handled by using 277 volt AC. \n\nThe multicore cable is something I have no working knowledge on.  Sorry better to say so than to BS you.
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stand-by voltage\n\nIt's what is available when the PC is powered down - to enable (for instance) a WOL (wake on LAN) card to remain receptive.
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Check the cabling between the monitor and the PC. It may be a bad connection.
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1. You check power supply board.\n2. You must be check power cable it looss or not.\n3. If your CPU fan not working. Open CPU ,remove all "SMPS" cable on Mother Board.or HDD whatever.\nPlease ensure to check.all are tiny power cable of SMPS remove. \n4.Green and black wire sort by a single cable.power on \nIf the power comes up your SMPS is OK.\nOther wise Problem your SMPS
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400 Watt should do fine.  If you have more then 2 hard drives, go to 450 Watt.
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Do you mean power supply or cable?\n\nI need more info
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Check the power supply cable (the one with the 4 pins).  It sounds like it just isn't getting any power.  Even if there's something wrong with the jumper settings or the I/O interface, it should at least spin up.
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hello, I am technical personal in TURKEY, your problem power supply in your case. high voltage or \nsimple problem look at the on - off switch in rear your case\nstrong problem to change or go services to repair.\nnext time buy a UPS.\nsee you later.
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Try this. I found it on line and it might help solve the problem. http://www.tselectronic.com/gc/video/surge_block.html?tse_Session=a1810461ed6dc5852c42a495bed5dfd8\nI don't think dharden1205 has any idea what he's talking about. there could be a carrier voltage to help with signal transmission, but it should be low enough as not to harm your modem. If you've got it running off a power supply (UPS), then it's already isolated from the direct supply in your home. This shouldn't be happening. Call back your provider and insist they come out and test your cable for transient voltage. You have options to cancel your service and go elsewhere right???
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It would depend on the part. Video and electrical parts (power supply) may not work correctly because of differences in monitor standards and power standards, but most other parts should.
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Sounds like a problem on the motherboard, but it's hard to tell. It could also be one of the voltages from the power supply is missing. Power supplies are usually $40 to $75 bucks if you want to give it a try. You're better off taking it to an expert, though.
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Something in the power supply is not right, your power cable may be loose, cabling may be an issue, your SMPS may be an issue. You need to get support from a hardware technician
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Yes.\nJust make sure you have matched the voltage correctly.\nAt this low power, you'll probably be OK.
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use a clamp ammeter to measure the line current. then check the resistance of the cable your using. you can get the voltage drop by multiplying the square of current to resistance reading...
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did the casse come a motherboard?, or did u just transfer the motherbaord to the new case??\n\nIf so, you may have zapped it, with Static Electrcity\n\nor\n\nSome motherboards require a 2nd hook up a 4 prong to add extra voltage, check with your motherboard manuall if you got a new mohterboard
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Bah! I thought it was AMD based on the voltage alone...\nchecking Intel now...\n\nBased on every 3.4GHz CPU I could find on Intel's website, your voltage is within range. Intel specifies an operating range of 1.25-1.40v for most, and up to 1.525v for some.
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For computer to do it, I would have been thinking a short in the PC's power supply, for two, no way. I am guessing your computers are connect via the same point of double adapter somewhere and have a suspision that there is a break in the Earth within the cables or adapter somewhere.\n\nThis means the chasis of your computer will not discharge and slowly creap up to high voltages over time, even though the PC's are not on.