Help AX1200i

[subzerophase]

Yesterday I went to turn my pc on and it would not turn on, I proceeded to take my AX1200i out of my pc and I have self tested it and paper clip tested it and it passed both. I've also tested it on a different motherboard and again booting wouldn't happen. I've tested all the voltages on all the 8 pin connectors and on the 24 pin connector and there all reading what they should be reading so I don't know what is wrong with it. I can't RMA it either as I brought it off eBay 1 year and 9 months ago and don't have proof of purchase. 

 

So please help me..

 

My Specs are:

 

Main PC: 

CPU: i7 4770k

GPU:R9 280X

Motherboard:GA-Z97X-SOC Force

RAM: 4x 4GB Corsair vengence DDR3

 

 

Other Pc:

CPU: I7 920

GPU: NVIDIA GTX 280

Motherboard: Foxconn Bloodrage

RAM: 3x 4GB Corsair vengence DDR3

 

[done12many2]

5 minutes ago, subzerophase said:

Yesterday I went to turn my pc on and it would not turn on, I proceeded to take my AX1200i out of my pc and I have self tested it and paper clip tested it and it passed both. I've also tested it on a different motherboard and again booting wouldn't happen. I've tested all the voltages on all the 8 pin connectors and on the 24 pin connector and there all reading what they should be reading so I don't know what is wrong with it. I can't RMA it either as I brought it off eBay 1 year and 9 months ago and don't have proof of purchase. 

 

So please help me..

 

My Specs are:

 

Main PC: 

CPU: i7 4770k

GPU:R9 280X

Motherboard:GA-Z97X-SOC Force

RAM: 4x 4GB Corsair vengence DDR3

 

 

Other Pc:

CPU: I7 920

GPU: NVIDIA GTX 280

Motherboard: Foxconn Bloodrage

RAM: 3x 4GB Corsair vengence DDR3

 

 

There's really no trick to get it working bud.  Sounds like you did a great job of trouble shooting on your own.  If you did the tests and then tried a separate known working board and the PSU still didn't work, you've got a bad PSU.

[done12many2]

By the way, you should still try to contact Corsair about a RMA.  Explain the situation, the worst they could say is no.

[subzerophase]

3 minutes ago, done12many2 said:

 

There's really no trick to get it working bud.  Sounds like you did a great job of trouble shooting on your own.  If you did the tests and then tried a separate known working board and the PSU still didn't work, you've got a bad PSU.

Oh well it had been working for over a year just came to it yesterday and it hadn't worked im well confused.

[subzerophase]

2 minutes ago, done12many2 said:

By the way, you should still try to contact Corsair about a RMA.  Explain the situation, the worst they could say is no.

I've contacted them and they said there nothing they can do about it 

[done12many2]

1 minute ago, subzerophase said:

Oh well it had been working for over a year just came to it yesterday and it hadn't worked im well confused.

Yeah, they don't usually give too many warnings, but nice job trying to figure it out.

[done12many2]

Just now, subzerophase said:

I've contacted them and they said there nothing they can do about it 

 

That sucks to hear.  It was worth a try.  Those particular PSUs aren't cheap.  Good luck man.

[subzerophase]

Update: Other pc turns on sort of,but no gpu fan spinning and no post 

[done12many2]

2 minutes ago, subzerophase said:

Update: Other pc turns on sort of,but no gpu fan spinning and no post 

Not that I think it's the problem, but have you tried swapping the CPU power cable?

[subzerophase]

2 minutes ago, done12many2 said:

Not that I think it's the problem, but have you tried swapping the CPU power cable?

Swapped it out same result. 

 

[done12many2]

1 minute ago, subzerophase said:

Swapped it out same result. 

 

Sounds like the PSU has bit the dust man.

[subzerophase]

Just now, done12many2 said:

Sounds like the PSU has bit the dust man.

Indeed, well I haven't got a PC to revise for my GCSEs with now. Damn