Components Most Likely to Survive Power Supply Breaking

[EmployingBeef2]

I had a garbage Logisys power supply running an older system I used for a year. After turning off the power supply and turning it back on again, the computer wouldn't start again. I know the power supply's busted because the RAM in the older system wouldn't work with other computers around my house, indicating a damaging power surge of some sort. Long story short, I want to know what component most likely would survive this issue. My hard drives and SSD are confirmed working, but I want to know if any other components would live to be used again. I'm sorry for the lengthy story and rambling, but I needed to give context to the situation.

Specs:
Lenovo M71e Motherboard
I5 2400
No GPU because the PCIE was DOA and I found out too late.
12GB DDR3 RAM

Thanks for at least reading. I will reply after I get back from Church.

 

[jaslion]

I had a garbage Logisys power supply running an older system I used for a year. After turning off the power supply and turning it back on again, the computer wouldn't start again. I know the power supply's busted because the RAM in the older system wouldn't work with other computers around my house, indicating a damaging power surge of some sort. Long story short, I want to know what component most likely would survive this issue. My hard drives and SSD are confirmed working, but I want to know if any other components would live to be used again. I'm sorry for the lengthy story and rambling, but I needed to give context to the situation.

Specs:
Lenovo M71e Motherboard
I5 2400
No GPU because the PCIE was DOA and I found out too late.
12GB DDR3 RAM

Thanks for at least reading. I will reply after I get back from Church.

Only way to know is test. Everything could be broken or nothing.