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    All cards should be removed for troubleshooting. None are necessary for boot-up. Commented Jul 17, 2016 at 2:24
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    Measure the voltages when the power supply is in operation (it's possible that the voltage(s) drop under load). If you suspect the power supply is faulty, you can replace it with nearly any IBM-PC type power supply you happen to have lying around (I've done this for my for Apple II, quickest way is 6 screw-terminals in the 6 wires. Make sure you connect the right wires.). If this doesn't help, next step is to get a schematic diagram and start measuring. Commented Jul 17, 2016 at 11:09