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Thanks, I will get a new one.

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Yeah, I am afraid of that too, that's why I didn't dare to switch on the PC (by pressing the ON button on the PC case) even though I could see the RGB glowing on the motherboard.

Thanks. I am planning to remove the melted part by cutting it away and get the two cut ends soldered, to see if it works, if it does not I am going for a new one.

It is indeed a cheap PSU, but as I said the PSU itself is functioning well has no problem, as it passed the Paper Clip test, and the RGB on the motherboard glows, the only fault is the CPU wires coming out of the PSU, also It was bought very recently on March 2022, that's why I am quite...

The thing is I think only the CPU wire got damaged the PSU is functional, and it was purchased in March 2022, I did a paper clip test on the PSU, and I can see the fans rotating, also when I switch on the Plug switch I can see the RGB glowing on the motherboard. So I am planning to just cut...

I think that's a better solution. Thanks. Can I cut and throw away the melted part of the CPU wire (coming from PSU) with the wire cutter and connect both cut ends by twisting the copper of the two cut ends with bare hands and insulate the twisted part with an insulation tape? Will it work?

My config is Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 2200G Motherboard: Asus Ex A320M gaming Ram: Gskill Ripjaws 1 X 8GB Graphics Card: Gtx 1050Ti - Zotac Mini PSU: Ant Esports VS500L 500 Watt PC case: Antec P7 Window I dissembled all the parts for cleaning, I kept the PSU near a induction stove. My...

The average temperature of the GPU when I browsing or watching videos would be around 35-39 degree. And majority of the time it is in this temperature, very rarely I play games. And I never overclock since I was afraid that it might damage the GPU, also I keep the game settings always to...

Will the life of the Graphics card last long, if we insert the GPU only when necessary while playing games, and when it is not needed, we can operate with the motherboard's display? In other words what I am suggesting is to keep the GPU unconnected to the Motherboard while doing normal usage of...

While I continued playing BF1, I again got the no signal message, but I can clearly hear the game audio. @KyaraM

I played Battlefield 1 with this settings (see the image) at 1366 X 720, I get a constant 60FPS for most of the time without any problem. View: https://i.imgur.com/deqc3kq.png View: https://i.imgur.com/dvgb9Yz.png The GPU temperature is usually 54, don't be mislead by the second pic, the...

I removed the GPU from the Motherboard and I tried connecting the HDMI cable to the motherboard HDMI port, at the first attempt I did not get the display, then again tried inserting the HDMI cable harder into the port, then I got the display. Then again I attached the GPU to the motherboard, to...

I was watching a youtube video, then all of sudden the screen/monitor displayed a 'No Signal' message, I was still able to listen to the audio of the YT video, then just pressed the power button on the PC case to shut down the windows, then turned it ON again the power button the pc case, still...

My config is Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 2200G Motherboard: Asus Ex A320M gaming Ram: Gskill Ripjaws 1 X 8GB Graphics Card: Gtx 1050Ti - Zotac Mini PSU: Ant Esports VS500L 500 Watt PC case: Antec P7 Window There is a pre-installed 120mm fan on the rear of the case. And I have a 140mm fan for...