[SOLVED] MOSFETS in mobo blew up. Is my i7 860 dead?

[faridinbox2014]

A few months ago im editing a video and suddenly my pc turned off and doesn't turn on then i tried a different psu and then two of the MOSFETS, right side of the socket blew up. CPU was i7 860 OCd to 3.4GHz (max temp is 70°C @ LinX Stress tests)
Now i already built a better rig now with 4th gen i5.
Im wondering is the cpu still alive because if it's still alive i will delid and then build a pc for my brother.

I have heard that sometimes motherboards sacrifice themselves to save the CPU. Is this true?

Old pc specs was:
i7 860 @3.4GHz 1.3V
MSi P55-G55 (?)
ASUS GTX 960 Turbo
8GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM
Enlight 700W 80+ Bronze, then Enlight 600W (this one made the MOSFETS blew up)

 

[NightHawkRMX]

It probably is damaged, but no way to know untill you test.

Never, ever buy chit PSUs like enlight models.

 

[faridinbox2014]

It probably is damaged, but no way to know untill you test.

Never, ever buy chit PSUs like enlight models.

Yeah, my new rig is powered by Seasonic FOCUS GX now. That Enlight PSU is second hand from my father.

 

[SamirD]

Back in the pentium days someone gave me a system that wouldn't boot in its own and it seemed like the power supply was shot. So I took a known working power supply and connected it up and as soon as I hit the switch some capacitors on the motherboard popped. I don't think the power supply was the issue or the cpu/memory, but I think the motherboard itself was bad. I even checked for swollen capacitors or anything beforehand.

So sometimes it's just the motherboard and the power supply could be fine.