Hi,
So today, after doing some maintenance on my PC I went to connect everything back up. As I connected the power cable to the back of the PC, there was a spark and it tripped the power in my house. Power is back but PC won't power on at all. All of the other electronics using the same extension cable (monitors etc) are working fine.
To clarify, I have an ITX build with the PSU in the front. To get around this, Cooler Master have an extension cable running from the back of the PC that plugs in the PSU. The spark was where the power cable meets that extension cable, not from the PSU itself. I tried replacing the power cable in case it was just the fuse, also tried plugging the new cable directly into the PSU. No dice.
I have to assume the PSU is fried, but does a PSU have a fuse that can be replaced? What are the chances that the rest of my components are also damaged? Full specs below
Case: Cooler Master NR200P
PSU: Seasonic SGX 650W
CPU: Ryzen 7 3700X
MoBo: Aorus B450i ITX
GPU: NVIDIA 3070
Any help is appreciated. Freaking out here.
Thanks
So today, after doing some maintenance on my PC I went to connect everything back up. As I connected the power cable to the back of the PC, there was a spark and it tripped the power in my house. Power is back but PC won't power on at all. All of the other electronics using the same extension cable (monitors etc) are working fine.
To clarify, I have an ITX build with the PSU in the front. To get around this, Cooler Master have an extension cable running from the back of the PC that plugs in the PSU. The spark was where the power cable meets that extension cable, not from the PSU itself. I tried replacing the power cable in case it was just the fuse, also tried plugging the new cable directly into the PSU. No dice.
I have to assume the PSU is fried, but does a PSU have a fuse that can be replaced? What are the chances that the rest of my components are also damaged? Full specs below
Case: Cooler Master NR200P
PSU: Seasonic SGX 650W
CPU: Ryzen 7 3700X
MoBo: Aorus B450i ITX
GPU: NVIDIA 3070
Any help is appreciated. Freaking out here.
Thanks