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New gpu. System shut down. Smell burning
- Thread starter MDXX
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- Apr 27, 2009
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What are your full system specs, including make/model of the power supply? Burning smell is never good.
I would sniff around to see where the smell is the strongest and see what parts around could have burnt. Based on where it is it could be the PSU or something else. The PSU you can easily test by unplugging everything and shorting the green pin to ground, and if it works then it should be fine (unless some rails are blown).
- Jan 17, 2011
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Well i think i may have figured it out. I plugged back in my usb 3.0 and that port sits right under the gpu. So maybe the plug was touching the gpu? Or maybe it was because i think the port has a bent pin and the cord couldnt make a full connection into the port so maybe that did something. idk, anyhow i unplugged that cord. And its running fine now.
Im monitoring temps while playing a game to make sure. But so far so good now
Im monitoring temps while playing a game to make sure. But so far so good now
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