Hello there,
So recently my CX600M PSU was making a lot of noise, so I send it back to corsair and got a new one back. In the time between me getting the PSU out and sending it back I've tried to fix my cable management (there are no loose cables from the PC itself except for the HD-Audio cable).
A few days later I got my CX600M back and was excited to install it and play my games again. I've installed the PSU and tried to hit the start button and... nothing happened. At first I thought it was something with the PSU but I did the paperclip test and it worked fine.
Then the thought of my PSU touching the back of my motherboard flew trough my head. This because in my case, the PSU lies under the mobo and the back of the mobo could be easily hit by the top of my PSU. Could this be the cause of my PC not starting?
Spec list:
http://i.imgur.com/VbVNKpG.png
TL;DR
I've got an RMA for a CX600M PSU, with re-installing it I might've hit the back of my motherboard with the top of the PSU. Very afraid of me brutally killing my motherboard
So recently my CX600M PSU was making a lot of noise, so I send it back to corsair and got a new one back. In the time between me getting the PSU out and sending it back I've tried to fix my cable management (there are no loose cables from the PC itself except for the HD-Audio cable).
A few days later I got my CX600M back and was excited to install it and play my games again. I've installed the PSU and tried to hit the start button and... nothing happened. At first I thought it was something with the PSU but I did the paperclip test and it worked fine.
Then the thought of my PSU touching the back of my motherboard flew trough my head. This because in my case, the PSU lies under the mobo and the back of the mobo could be easily hit by the top of my PSU. Could this be the cause of my PC not starting?
Spec list:
http://i.imgur.com/VbVNKpG.png
TL;DR
I've got an RMA for a CX600M PSU, with re-installing it I might've hit the back of my motherboard with the top of the PSU. Very afraid of me brutally killing my motherboard
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