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    Hang on.. do you even know if it was your motherboard or PSU?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen View Post
    Hang on.. do you even know if it was your motherboard or PSU?
    No, I don't.


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    if its under warranty, take it back.
    goodbye.

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    If you can't see any blown capacitors on the motherboard, then it's the PSU. 90% i think it's going to be the PSU that failed. Now depending whether you had a cheap PSU or a quality one, it may have taken the rest of the system with you. When cheap PSU's blow, usually EVERYTHING is overloaded in the system and not just one specific component.

    Just hope and pray.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [ALEX] View Post
    if its under warranty, take it back.
    It all is, last time they replaced my graphics card anyway so I'm assuming it aLL IS


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    Quote Originally Posted by Andys View Post
    It all is, last time they replaced my graphics card anyway so I'm assuming it aLL IS
    Oh well that's alright then i suppose.. as long as you didn't have any important data on the hard drive(s)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen View Post
    If you can't see any blown capacitors on the motherboard, then it's the PSU. 90% i think it's going to be the PSU that failed. Now depending whether you had a cheap PSU or a quality one, it may have taken the rest of the system with you. When cheap PSU's blow, usually EVERYTHING is overloaded in the system and not just one specific component.

    Just hope and pray.
    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen View Post
    Oh well that's alright then i suppose.. as long as you didn't have any important data on the hard drive(s)
    Bourght an external not long ago

    btw i've looked on the motherboard and nothing looks wrong.


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    can i ask where you bought your computer from? as if it was from PC World.... good lucky trying to get a refund...


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    Quote Originally Posted by jam666 View Post
    can i ask where you bought your computer from? as if it was from PC World.... good lucky trying to get a refund...
    a local pc shop, i know they will replace stuff as they did with my graphics card.
    i took in my 690 case and they were amazed they were like "WOAH NICE CASE DUDE!!!" and they forgot to charge me for the queue jump service rofl


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    ah ok, mind doing me a favour? take the side of your computer off and look at your power supply unit, mind reading the label on the side of it stating the vottage and make / model?

    as this will help us tell if its definately your PSU thats blew up.


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