Checking which component is fried

[pychotos]

I need help which component should i plug first into my new psu. Because my previous psu spark and i would like to check which parts are wasted or not. Additionally what result should i get if its working for each component i plugged.

 

[ElectrO_90]

motherboard
cpu
ram

but nothing will really work until all 3 are connected up

Bios should come on without ram, but I dont think bios will work without cpu

 

[RememberThe5th]

First i would remove every component from motherboard even the CPU and start up the motherboard with a CPU fan to check if the motherboard is fine, then i would put CPU w/ heatsink and one ram and see if it works if it has onboard GPU if not plug GPU then, if it works, plug rest back one by one and if everything passes then it seems fine, if you get stuck with no picture and etc. then that component probably died.
Which new psu is it?
Also post system specs.

 

[pychotos]

motherboard
cpu
ram

but nothing will really work until all 3 are connected up

Bios should come on without ram, but I dont think bios will work without cpu

Should i put the cpu and mobo at the same time ? Or its a no no ?

 

[ElectrO_90]

I doubt anything will work without a CPU, but it may.
As Robert said, maybe plug in a fan to see if that works as well.
But whatever it is you have as you haven't listed your computer, you need to have the monitor plugged in, unless you have onboard diagnostics

 

[pychotos]

This is my pc specs::
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4170 CPU @ 3.70GHz
Ram: Hyper x Fury 8gb ddr3 1866mhz
GPU: Sapphire Pulse Rx 560 2gb
PSU: Corsair VS550
MOBO: Gigabyte H81M-DS2

I replaced my psu with a temporary deep cool de-500

Sadly I dont know how to remove a cpu and the fan around it. can i leave it there or a damaged motherboard can damage it if i plug it at the same time ?

 

[RememberThe5th]

https://youtu.be/vhton5QsZ4c

 

[pychotos]

Im really afraid to remove my cpu is it really a need or a risk if i dont remove it ? Im afraid to bring more harm to my parts

 

[RememberThe5th]

Dunno, thats how i would do, there is no risk removing CPU from socket at all just you can bent pins if you drop CPU onto socket.

 

[pychotos]

And thats the one reason I'm afraid to do it at all. Anyway i plugged it already and everythings fine thanks a lot

 

[geofelt]

I would leave the cpu in the socket.
Re inserting the cpu always carries the risk of damaging one of the socket pins and bricking your motherboars.
The socket is designed for only up to 15 insertions.

It is unlikely that any other parts were damaged.
Corsair VS is not highly regarded for reliability, but it should not be dangerous.

I would simply replace the psu with a good quality replacement.

 

[RememberThe5th]

If the socket was designed for 15 insertions wouldnt that mean that my G31M-S2L would be completley useless i inserted and removed the CPU more than 20 times...

 

[geofelt]

If the socket was designed for 15 insertions wouldnt that mean that my G31M-S2L would be completley useless i inserted and removed the CPU more than 20 times...

I mention that limit only so that one should not re insert the processor without a good reason.