[SOLVED] Ssd shuts PC off when connected to PSU

[Salanen]

I've had some problems with the PC in the last week or so when my PSU busted and I had to purchase a new one. Now a week later I get the PSU and I manage to get everything else back running on the computer (GPU,CPU,RAM), and I had to switch my DP-cable to HDMI so that the monitor shows BIOS-menu.

The problem right now is my SSD:s. Whenever I plug them to the PSU and press the power button, everything goes on for half a second before the whole thing just shuts down. I've tried different power cables on the SSD which actually made the PC run a tiny bit longer but no further help from that. Different SATA-outputs won't help either...

Could my SSD:s be salvageable or do I have to drop some €€€ for new storages?

 

[helpstar]

did you only try one SSD?

Which new power supply are you using?

reset the BIOS of the motherboard by jumper

check the SSD in a different PC/laptop

might be faulty, yes

 

[Salanen]

did you only try one SSD?

Which new power supply are you using?

reset the BIOS of the motherboard by jumper

check the SSD in a different PC/laptop

might be faulty, yes

Tried both SSD:s and I'm using a Corsair tx650m if I remember correctly. I've done everything else but the last one. Anyways I just bought an nvme SSD, hope it works.

 

[helpstar]

Good luck, hopefully with a good outcome. Would be nice to hear from you, if it worked.

 

[fzabkar]

Did you do this?

Warning: do not interchange modular PSU cables:
http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=2545

If so, then see ...

TVS Diode FAQ:
http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=100&t=86

 

[Salanen]

Good luck, hopefully with a good outcome. Would be nice to hear from you, if it worked.

Got it working!

 

[Salanen]

Did you do this?

Warning: do not interchange modular PSU cables:
http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=2545

If so, then see ...

TVS Diode FAQ:
http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=100&t=86

Yeah, I did not change the cables since they were already in... which is a shame and I might just take the SSD's to a repair shop if they could salvage either one of them.

 

[DSzymborski]

Yeah, I did not change the cables since they were already in... which is a shame and I might just take the SSD's to a repair shop if they could salvage either one of them.

I'd think of it more as a fun personal project. These are inexpensive enough parts that a reputable shop will quickly charge you as much as a new one costs.

 

[fzabkar]

If you can upload detailed photos of each side of each PCB, I could show you the TVS diodes, if they are present.

 

[mhyde7]

what was your solution on this??

just changing out the power cable?? to the ssd?

 

[mhyde7]

hey i fixed it- i simply changed the ssd power cable.

like one person above stated that just because that cable worked with evga ps, doesn't mean it will work with all evga supplies.

so BOOM BANG yay mang! back in the saddle again now