Motherboard caught on fire.

[Nightzx]

I have a Asrock fatal1ty amd 970 performance motherboard and it caught on fire. Computer was working fine at first but would randomly crash. At the moment i was watching a youtube video, the computer crashed, i turned it back on than that is when i heard the snack crackle pop. Then a little fire happened. Doesnt seem like there is damage anywhere. Any help would be appreciated thanks.
Graphics Card: AMD RADEON r9 290
PSU: Corsair CX750M CX Series bronze
Processor: AMD FX-9590

What do i need to replace?!?!
http://imgur.com/lsLZKfe,rSFOyN8

 

[xStampede]

You need to replace motherboard for sure, CPU and PSU probably need to be replaced too, in worst case even the 290 could be damaged.

 

[delaro]

Replace your Motherboard, what power supply are you using? Everything else should be fine.

 

[Nightzx]

You need to replace motherboard for sure, CPU and PSU probably need to be replaced too, in worst case even the 290 could be damaged.

You sure? There was a fire sure, but i do believe it didnt touch the cpu.

 

[Nightzx]

Replace your Motherboard, what power supply are you using? Everything else should be fine.

Im using a Corsair CX750M 80 PLUS CX Series bronze MODULAR

 

[delaro]

Replace your motherboard for sure, The power supply needs to be tested. Pull the power connector from the motherboard and carefully look at the plug and socket, do you see any sign of melting or shorting in either part?

 

[Wayfur]

You need to replace motherboard for sure, CPU and PSU probably need to be replaced too, in worst case even the 290 could be damaged.

You sure? There was a fire sure, but i do believe it didnt touch the cpu.

That depends on what caused the fire, a surge of juice from the PSU could have killed every component in your rig. You'd have to test the components out to verify what is or isn't dead.

 

[Nightzx]

Replace your motherboard for sure, The power supply needs to be tested. Pull the power connector from the motherboard and carefully look at the plug and socket, do you see any sign of melting or shorting in either part?

Nope looks fine.

 

[eskimoroll]

Nightzx, I am glad you survived: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2688426/asrock-970-performance-fire-hole.html