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ac component in output of psu

dead gamer

hey guys can anyone answer me this today i was checking my psu with mutimeter and i have found that it has ac component in its output 24 volt to be exact is it common to have ac component in output of psu

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2 minutes ago, Glenwing said:

PSUs have multiple different outputs. Which two pins are you probing between?

gpu connector

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3 minutes ago, Glenwing said:

PSUs have multiple different outputs. Which two pins are you probing between?

there are two colour wires set yellow and black and i think there should be only 12 volt dc in them not 24 volt ac

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So the multimeter is setup incorrectly? Or pehaps damaged in some way. 

 

12v and 5v Yellow and Red. 

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Just now, ShrimpBrime said:

So the multimeter is setup incorrectly? Or pehaps damaged in some way. 

 

12v and 5v Yellow and Red. 

no i know how to use mutimete i'm talking about 8 pin gpu connector and i think ac component is in all eires i didn't checked it the only thing i want to know is it common to have ac component in ourput of psu because from my knowleadge the work of pc power supply is to convert ac in 12,5, 3 volt dc 

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3 minutes ago, ShrimpBrime said:

So the multimeter is setup incorrectly? Or pehaps damaged in some way. 

 

12v and 5v Yellow and Red. 

did your pc power supply gives you ac output 

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32 minutes ago, dead gamer said:

did your pc power supply gives you ac output 

No. it is rated for DC output only. Just like all PSUs.

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17 minutes ago, ShrimpBrime said:

No. it is rated for DC output only. Just like all PSUs.

did you have multimeter in your home if yes can you plz confirm that you are only getting dc output from gpu connector just set multimeter to ac volt and check if there is any value 

i shall be thankfull 

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13 minutes ago, dead gamer said:

did you have multimeter in your home if yes can you plz confirm that you are only getting dc output from gpu connector just set multimeter to ac volt and check if there is any value 

i shall be thankfull 

Sure.

 

 

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12 minutes ago, ShrimpBrime said:

Sure.

 

 

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thank you so much but i was asking to check ac

set the meter dialar to ac 200v and check if you can 

again thanks 🙂

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The multimeter jumps all over the place. It's not an AC current therefor will not have any type of accuracy or stability. 

 

The wall outlet measures 118v ac fairly steadily.

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1 minute ago, ShrimpBrime said:

The multimeter jumps all over the place. It's not an AC current therefor will not have any type of accuracy or stability. 

ok thanks again 🙂

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welcome.

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