I bought 2 new power supplies for 2 computers. One is my own, one is one I built for someone else. After doing a lot of process of elimination I found that my power supply was bad, or so I thought. Basically, after running the computer for awhile, and restarting, the PSU would blow out the fuse in my room. I'd reset it, and go to turn it back on, and it would blow again. I switched it out with a different PSU, the other new one. Same thing, blown fuse. Now, here's the kicker. I have a PSU tester. If I use that, BOTH PSU's are good. I found somewhere where the new PSU's send an arc message or something to the fuse box causing it to blow. Apparently the new PSU's are the only ones to do that to the fuses in my home. It seems homes built between 2002 and 2005 might have these fuses.
My question is, do I attempt to upgrade my fuse box, or do I return the PSU and tell them it's faulty?
BTW, PSU 1 is OCZ 600W Modular, PSU 2 is Raidmax 1000W Modular
Thanks in advance!
My question is, do I attempt to upgrade my fuse box, or do I return the PSU and tell them it's faulty?
BTW, PSU 1 is OCZ 600W Modular, PSU 2 is Raidmax 1000W Modular
Thanks in advance!