Well... that's a nice christmas gift :(
Long story short, the PSU tripped breaker when I tried to turn the PC on this morning. Now it simply dead - trying to turn the PC gives no effect. LEDs on the mobo don't light up either. The PC seems to work fine with another PSU plugged in.
I didn't hear any noise when the PSU has tripped breaker, nor did I see any flash/smoke/etc. There doesn't seem to be anything visually wrong with the PSU either. That leads me to believe it's not a serious fault, but who knows.
The PSU is still theoretically under warranty (TX series have 5 year warranty, mine was bought on August 2010). The thing is that IIRC I'd have to send it to Holland, and that's expensive. If the PSU would be replaced for a new one - that's fine. But if it was to be repaired, then I'd rather ignore the warranty and service it locally or just scrap it.
Any thoughts?
Long story short, the PSU tripped breaker when I tried to turn the PC on this morning. Now it simply dead - trying to turn the PC gives no effect. LEDs on the mobo don't light up either. The PC seems to work fine with another PSU plugged in.
I didn't hear any noise when the PSU has tripped breaker, nor did I see any flash/smoke/etc. There doesn't seem to be anything visually wrong with the PSU either. That leads me to believe it's not a serious fault, but who knows.
The PSU is still theoretically under warranty (TX series have 5 year warranty, mine was bought on August 2010). The thing is that IIRC I'd have to send it to Holland, and that's expensive. If the PSU would be replaced for a new one - that's fine. But if it was to be repaired, then I'd rather ignore the warranty and service it locally or just scrap it.
Any thoughts?
Corsair TX650 dead
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