Compgeeks has ATX P.S. tester $9.95

[Thirdfret]

Seems pretty cool, and isn't POWMAX a good name brand?

linky

 

[GtPrOjEcTX]

interesting...use your MC to get it for $8.96

 

[mdcrab]

Nice Deal. I am going to get one if the s&h isn't too high. Easier and faster than a multimeter.


Noticed they have a another dumb pya statement. Probably the lawyers reviewed the instructions:

"Notes: Do not leave tester plugged in to ATX power supply unattended. "

Good idea! duh

mdcrab

 

[mdcrab]

Just ordered one. Used the coupon code that can be found at TECHBARGAINS to get 10% discount. Cost $8.96 + $6.00 for UPS Ground.

mdcrab

 

[Thirdfret]

I just did the same. Thanks for the reminder about the coupon. I almost forgot.

 

[Plugers]

comp-usa has them for $14 if you want to save the wait. they'll be a few cents more w/tax though

 

[shootinyou]

Thanks Thirdfret I just ordered one.

and thanks for the coupon reminder mdcrab.

 

[craftsman]

OOS

 

[Smackattack]

bummer, this would be a good geek addon to your troubleshooting box. $16 shipped is not bad for a useful toy.

 

[Hossenfeffer]

Trying to remember where I got my PS tester from... ah, I remember

PC Power and Cooling

Accessories price list

$10 for a similar tester. Free FedEx Ground except for cases. (FedEx 2-Day For all products except SleekLine, Add 12% of subtotal)

 

[TAL0N]

You can get the Antec tester directly from Antec, and a number of other places for $15 or less. Or for $13 at Newegg

 

[HappyFace]

Originally posted by: TAL0N
You can get the Antec tester directly from Antec, and a number of other places for $15 or less. Or for $13 at Newegg

It looks like you get a free keyboard too, when you buy the Antec ATX tester from Newegg! Thats a great deal

 

[BurningDog]

real men use multimeters and paper clips

 

[mdcrab]

Real real men use a small non-conductive divining rods to locate problems in their computers.
They are a variation of the divining rod found here, except they locate faults in computers.

mdcrab

 

[MrCodeDude]

These are like $6 at Fry's if you don't want to pay Shipping and Handling.
-- mrcodedude

 

[mdcrab]

Unfortunately there aren't any Fry's near me.

mdcrab

 

[Dran]

Originally posted by: BurningDog
real men use multimeters and paper clips

Straight up.