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Hello all ...  i've joined this community because there's a problem.

I was testing my new PSU with the ThermalTake Dr. Power III and all went good apart the test of one cable, the Sata 3.3V who continually failed the 3.3v test. It's the only one that gave me problems ... why!? It's common or my PSU Is brocken (i put photos below)? Thank to everyone will answer me. Bye.

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Ok, i found the answer myself ... and for those that in the future will have the same doubt i'll explain.

The dr Power III connector Is intended for ordinary sata cables, but this One Is particular ... Is a 3.3 and lacks the 3.3 volts PIN ( in fact there Is a microcable less, 4 instead of 5 of normale sata cables) .

So the tester Is not compatibile for sata 3.3 e when measures It we have the 3.3v error ... that Is absolutely normal for that kind of sata cables that not have that voltage constitutionally.

Ok, so that's all ... excuse me for my English and bye all.

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