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Hi there,
Recently completed my first build, but had a slightly major problem with the Power Supply. After essembling all the components in my Asus Vintage V3-M3N8200 Barebones System, I decided to power up. I plugged the mains adaptor into the mains and flicked the PSU switch on the back of the case. There was a cracking sound from inside the case, in the PSU, and a slight flash of light. After trying to power up again, nothing would happen.
I have been lead to believe that the PSU has blown for some reason. I'm exactly sure what to do, should I just buy a new PSU, or send the entire Barebone back to Overclockers?
Could the blown PSU have caused any damage to the motherboard or other components as they were plugged in at the time?
Cheers, any feedback would be great.
Recently completed my first build, but had a slightly major problem with the Power Supply. After essembling all the components in my Asus Vintage V3-M3N8200 Barebones System, I decided to power up. I plugged the mains adaptor into the mains and flicked the PSU switch on the back of the case. There was a cracking sound from inside the case, in the PSU, and a slight flash of light. After trying to power up again, nothing would happen.
I have been lead to believe that the PSU has blown for some reason. I'm exactly sure what to do, should I just buy a new PSU, or send the entire Barebone back to Overclockers?
Could the blown PSU have caused any damage to the motherboard or other components as they were plugged in at the time?
Cheers, any feedback would be great.