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    Exclamation No POST: HDD LED, Processor/GPU/ Fans spin


    Let's start with my specs:

    Intel E4500 C2D 2.2 GHz (3.0 GHz, 334 * 9, 1.42v VID)
    DFI ICFX3200 T2R/G (RD600 and SB600 ATI chipsets)
    1 x 1GB Kingston Value Ram (1.8v)
    1 x 2GB Kingston Value Ram (1.8v)
    Galaxy 9800GT 512MB GDDR3, 256-bit
    1 x 80GB Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM
    1 x 250GB Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM
    Silverstone ST50F 500W PSU

    Problem Description:

    Mobo standby led is on. Press power button, NO POST. HDD LED, front intake/processor/chassis/graphics card fans all spin and turn on. Mobo diagnostic and Memory led is off.

    Troubleshooting:

    Reset CMOS, Stripped the computer down to motherboard, processor and PSU only, same problem. Plugged the PSU direct to the wall bypassing AVR, same thing.

    Now, this is the weird part. The PSU has a switch at the back, kung imong i-press and power button mogawas ang problem but quickly turn off then turn on ang PSU switch, mo boot ang computer! This computer is stable with both stock and overclocked settings. Kinsa diri magpahulam ug known-good PSU for testing? I'm trying to isolate the problem to the PSU but sadly my generic PSU cannot handle the challenge. The PSU has an active warranty by the way, pero I just want concrete evidence na PSU ang issue before I take the PSU back to the store.

    P.S.: kadtong mga ST50F owners experiencing the same problem, please try switching off then on quickly ang PSU kung mo-boot ba inyong unit.
    Last edited by poldopunk; 11-25-2008 at 02:34 PM.

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    @ TS: Sir, it has come to our attention that a certain batch of ST50F was found defective or has a compatibility issue, this was relayed to us by SilverStone (Taiwan). The batch we found to have issues are the July batch (you can check the month of the FU warranty sticker at the PSU). If you experienced same problem with the TS, please bring back your ST50F PSU at the store where you bought it and we will replace it with a new one. Once again, we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience, rest assured that we will still provide you with excellent & high quality products. Thank you very much.

  3. #3
    now thats what we call "excellent customer service".. 3 thumps up for FU!!!

  4. #4
    oooopppsss...ako to tan awn ako ST50F basin july to nga batch...pero wa man ko ana nga problem...stable man ang dagan sa ako ST50F pwera buyag...

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by vashtinone View Post
    now thats what we call "excellent customer service".. 3 thumbs up for FU!!!
    Spell Check.

    Anyways a million thumbs up for FU!!!!

    @fineupgrades: Just curios are the ST50F's the only one's affected? I have an ST400 baya.

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    wow that's weird indeed. 4 thumbs up for FU (apil kumagko sa ti-il)

  7. #7
    saludo jud ko sa customer service, nakig-coordinate nako sa PCX Jones for the replacement karon.

    +1 Fine Upgrades, -1 PC Express

    https://www.istorya.net/forums/comput...ly-bad-10.html


    Poldo: hello. magpa RMA unta ko ug Power Supply - ST50F
    Poldo: kung ihatud nako ron, makakuha ba dayun ko ug replacement?
    PC Express (Jones): kanusa nimu napalit sir?
    Poldo: 9-15-2008
    Poldo: account name is --------------------
    PC Express (Jones): pull out na namu sir nya more or less 1 month before mabalik kay ipadala na namu sa supplier
    Poldo: 1 month?
    Poldo: nakig coordinate naman ko sa fineupgrades...
    Poldo: they told me to return the PSU, and they've already coordinated this with your warehouse
    PC Express (Jones): hatod na lng dri sir kay as per advise sa whse rma incharge 2-3 days daw ang replacement ana
    Poldo: i will, pero grabeh sad...2-3 days. sige nalang...
    Poldo: naa man gug mi SOP nga sundon sir
    Poldo: i understand pero local raman gud ang distributor ani, mo vent out lang ko ha: please hasten your RMA process kay daghan ang na inconvenience, if you take the time to read this thread at istorya.net https://www.istorya.net/forums/comput...eally-bad.html (PC express service, really bad!) you'll know what i'm talking about. sadly, i would be becoming one of them.
    Poldo: thank you for your time.
    PC Express (Jones): its up 2u sir.. u hav ur choice...we' r just following our procedures
    PC Express (Jones): same 2 u
    Last edited by poldopunk; 11-25-2008 at 05:31 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by COMCAM View Post
    wow that's weird indeed. 4 thumbs up for FU (apil kumagko sa ti-il)
    its not weird bro COMCAM...simple ra kaayo na nga process the moment u press the power on switch sa imong PC. the power supply performs its own self-test...When all voltages and current levels are acceptable (+5v, +3.0 through +6.0 is generally considered acceptable, the 4/8pin ATX power line), the supply indicates that the power is stable and sends the "Power Good" signal to the motherboard. The "Power Good" signal is received by the microprocessor timer chip, which controls the reset line to the microprocessor. The time between turning on the switch to the generation of the "Power Good" signal is usually between 0.1 and 0.5 seconds. In the absence of the "Power Good" signal, the timer chip continuously resets the microprocessor, which prevents the system from running under bad or unstable power conditions. mao na nga bisan siga imong mga LED indicators, tuyok imong fan sa proc heatsink...dili mo POST imong system...

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    ^ question bro: kung i quick on-off lagi nako ang PSU mo boot ang system. is it possible that the PSU is stucked with itself testing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by simoko View Post
    its not weird bro COMCAM...simple ra kaayo na nga process the moment u press the power on switch sa imong PC. the power supply performs its own self-test...When all voltages and current levels are acceptable (+5v, +3.0 through +6.0 is generally considered acceptable, the 4/8pin ATX power line), the supply indicates that the power is stable and sends the "Power Good" signal to the motherboard. The "Power Good" signal is received by the microprocessor timer chip, which controls the reset line to the microprocessor. The time between turning on the switch to the generation of the "Power Good" signal is usually between 0.1 and 0.5 seconds. In the absence of the "Power Good" signal, the timer chip continuously resets the microprocessor, which prevents the system from running under bad or unstable power conditions. mao na nga bisan siga imong mga LED indicators, tuyok imong fan sa proc heatsink...dili mo POST imong system...
    well said bro. my ST50f is running holy fine. bought early after 2008 began.

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