Fuse turned off when I turned my psu on

[tobiaskallevik]

After doing some maintenance on my pc I reconnect the power cabel and turned my psu on, but when I switched the power button on the lights in room my turned off. I went into my house's fuse box and the fuse was switched off. I switched the fuse box back on and started my pc. It works, but I'm afraid that somthing might have gotten damage. My psu is a corsair rm750x 80+ gold psu.

 

[GhislainG]

You don't have fuses since they blow; you have breakers. Is it the first time the breaker trips or has it occurred several times in the past? Breakers that often trip get weaker and they should eventually be replaced.

 

[tobiaskallevik]

First time in this room l, at least under these conditions. But do you think that the pc might be damaged or do you think its fine?

 

[GhislainG]

First time in this room l, at least under these conditions. But do you think that the pc might be damaged or do you think its fine?

The PC works or it doesn't. There's no way to determine if the PSU is damaged; suspect a fault only if you start having issues that you didn't have before.

 

[tobiaskallevik]

But just for the peace of mind do you think that it's fine?

 

[GhislainG]

Most likely because you have a very good quality PSU, but there's no way to be 100% sure even if I had physical access to your PC. What else is connected to the same circuit?

 

[Sean_34]

There's no way for anyone here to know. If you want peace of mind, check your hard drives, run memtest, benchmark your rig and just do some general maintenance and you'll learn whether there's been a compromise.

 

[Mr5oh]

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Question from tobiaskallevik : "Fuse turned off when I turned my psu on"

After doing some maintenance on my pc I reconnect the power cabel and turned my psu on, but when I switched the power button on the lights in room my turned off. I went into my house's fuse box and the fuse was switched off. I switched the fuse box back on and started my pc. It works, but I'm afraid that somthing might have gotten damage. My psu is a corsair rm750x 80+ gold psu.

You're fine, the breaker tripped for some reason though. If it didn't trip right away again it may have been overloaded. When breakers a have been tripped multiple times they get weak and easier to trip. However this may also be a sign that you have to much on this circuit.

The breaker tripping won't necessarily harm your hardware. Its not ideal, but I wouldn't sweat it.