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Turned on My PC , Load White Pop Noise , Now PC Wont Turn On
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Basically i turned on my PC in the Morning all i see is a BIG white Pop thing came from the back of the case now i try to turn it on nothing does , i opened the case theres no smell or anything burned , but inside the case its dirty as HELL! theres alot of dirt on the PSU , Fan etc , i dont know what happened ,
Any idea?
Could it be from the PSU? I have a corsair PSU 400w
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Could it be from the PSU? I have a corsair PSU 400w
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Whats your specs? The low end Corsair PSU's are not that brilliantly made.
Check to see if your PSU can work in another machine and see if that works
Check to see if your PSU can work in another machine and see if that works
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The PSU blew up.... You will have to buy a new one and hope that it didnt damage anything
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Your power supply has blown, it means that the PSU was either not plugged in right, overused, your mains has been overcharged OR your PSU was the wrong voltage for your motherboard etc!
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Well let's see what you did wrong.
Every owner of a pc, must clean it out once every 6months max, as dust builds up. When that happends your pc can overheat and fry components rendering the pc inoperable.
so you pc most likely burned up from one of three things, to much dust built up, you had it on durring a powersurge with no surge protector, or it was just a bad psu. You may get lucky with just a psu replacement, or their might be more damage to the mobo then you realize.
Have someone skilled with computers take a look at it.
Every owner of a pc, must clean it out once every 6months max, as dust builds up. When that happends your pc can overheat and fry components rendering the pc inoperable.
so you pc most likely burned up from one of three things, to much dust built up, you had it on durring a powersurge with no surge protector, or it was just a bad psu. You may get lucky with just a psu replacement, or their might be more damage to the mobo then you realize.
Have someone skilled with computers take a look at it.
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MultiCCinema2014 wrote Basically i turned on my PC in the Morning all i see is a BIG white Pop thing came from the back of the case now i try to turn it on nothing does , i opened the case theres no smell or anything burned , but inside the case its dirty as HELL! theres alot of dirt on the PSU , Fan etc , i dont know what happened ,
Any idea?
Could it be from the PSU? I have a corsair PSU 400w
From the sound of it, it could be the PSU. I say that not because its the easiest thing to say, its just because the exhaust for the PSU is at the back and you'd see a flash from there if it was that. You have a CX430 unit so process it under warranty and see what happens when the new one comes.
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Tera wroteWell let's see what you did wrong.
Every owner of a pc, must clean it out once every 6months max, as dust builds up. When that happends your pc can overheat and fry components rendering the pc inoperable.
so you pc most likely burned up from one of three things, to much dust built up, you had it on durring a powersurge with no surge protector, or it was just a bad psu. You may get lucky with just a psu replacement, or their might be more damage to the mobo then you realize.
Have someone skilled with computers take a look at it.
dust doesn't build up when you have positive pressure inside your case >.>
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PSU
Just hope that the rest of the components are fine within the PC, it could have blown a lot of hardware or it could have blown and left the hardware alone.
Just hope that the rest of the components are fine within the PC, it could have blown a lot of hardware or it could have blown and left the hardware alone.
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Haha i opened the case and all i can see is DUST probably from that but thanks all the answers help me , am gonna buy a new psu and see if that works
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Either your power supply's blown or capacitors have blown on mother board, either or it's not going to be easy to fix
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