Alright so one day my computer just died while I was sitting on it and I thought the cheap PSU I bought had just stopped working and ordered and newer more expensive one. I plugged everything up and the computer won't power on. I decided I would try to jump the power switch leads on the mobo and it actually turn on for like 3-5 seconds. What is going on here? I've tried all kinds of troubleshooting guides on this site but I still get no power or anything. I did the paper clip trick on both power supplies and both of them started running. I'm starting to think maybe the original cheap PSU fried the mobo so I have a new mobo on the way
Computer won't boot, got new psu
- Thread starter netoptyx
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tiny voices
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tiny voices
Titan
- Sep 6, 2012
- 34,175
- 5
- 99,965
Diablotek is the worst of the worst. That unit will fry everything else in your computer for sure. Its is decently likely things like RAM/CPU/GPU are toast.
Get a Corsair, Seasonic, antec, XFX PSU.
Diablotek is worse than logysis.
Get a Corsair, Seasonic, antec, XFX PSU.
Diablotek is worse than logysis.
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