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    Well, i don't think they would have sold him a pre-built computer without an adequite power supply, so i don't think it could have been overloaded.

    Sometimes these things just happen

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    Just search the motherboard for burnt areas or blown capacitors, if not then it was your PSU.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jam666 View Post
    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.
    The label is on the underside of the psu and my psu is at the bottom of my case.
    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen View Post
    Well, i don't think they would have sold him a pre-built computer without an adequite power supply, so i don't think it could have been overloaded.

    Sometimes these things just happen
    yeah but i changed cases to a one with more fans in - they thought that might have been the problem when my gpu was messed up.
    Quote Originally Posted by Tawm View Post
    Just search the motherboard for burnt areas or blown capacitors, if not then it was your PSU.
    no burnt areas - it looks fine.


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