- Apr 4, 2016
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Hello,
I have a corsair PSU, and I plugged in a DVD drive. It didn't work, and it smelled burnt, then I plugged in another DVD drive, and it also didn't work. Again, it smelled burnt. I also had an SSD that was plugged into the same power cord, and after about a day of using it, also stopped working. I suspect that it is the PSU that broke those parts, because I tried them in a different system to check if they still worked, and they didn't. Is there any other way to make sure that the power supply caused this? Also, there is no visible damage to other components, but could it have damaged CPU, GPU etc.?
Thanks,
Jason
I have a corsair PSU, and I plugged in a DVD drive. It didn't work, and it smelled burnt, then I plugged in another DVD drive, and it also didn't work. Again, it smelled burnt. I also had an SSD that was plugged into the same power cord, and after about a day of using it, also stopped working. I suspect that it is the PSU that broke those parts, because I tried them in a different system to check if they still worked, and they didn't. Is there any other way to make sure that the power supply caused this? Also, there is no visible damage to other components, but could it have damaged CPU, GPU etc.?
Thanks,
Jason
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