About a month ago, I bought a brand new Dynex 400 watt ATX PC Power Supply. Yesterday, the power supply fan starting making noise. A piece of clear plastic was sticking out of the power supply and hitting the fan. I pulled the piece of clear plastic out of the power supply. Part of the clear plastic was black from being exposed to heat. After pulling the piece of plastic out of the power supply, I plugged the power supply back in, and watched it closely for 8 hours without any problems. Please advise me what the piece of clear plastic was doing inside the power supply, and whether the power supply can be safely used. Thanks, Jim West Email: [email protected]
Hi Jim,
Some psu manufactures put a plastic sleeve over high voltage components as a safety measure.
Is the piece you have flat or tubular?
SOURCE: old power supply no good. bought this dynex 400
Hello
I change my power supply for a 400 watt Dynex on my computer model Gateway 831 GH. Since I receive an error message on a bleu screen, sometimes the computer shut down, and freeze.
Do you know what is my problem ?
SOURCE: Need help fixing Dynex 400-Watt ATX CPU Power
Hello,
Exactly what do you need help with?
thanks
C2Solutons
SOURCE: will a dynex 400 watt atx cpu power supply work in
It should plug right in since the 8300 uses an ATX pwr sply.
SOURCE: I have a burned out Bestec ATX-250-12z power supply
yes it should do provided your current psu is not a small mATX one. ATX power supplies are pretty generic. Make sure you get one that has enough connectors to suit your system, having said that, Considering it's an off the shelf PC I would guess most PSU's would have the right number and type of connections.
SOURCE: My PC is a HP Pavilion a6200t. My PC is shipped
No,
Your PC is perfectly powered, no need to upgrade.....
the normal things that you generaly upgarde is RAM and Diskspace
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