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This morning when I on my PC. It causes power trips to my house. When I recover my house electricity then I on my switch, my house electricity trip again

Saturday got one symptom where my Wi-Fi card can't detect I just re-seat my Wi-Fi card then everything works fine. This symptom usually happen every 3-4 month which I dun really bother..

Yesterday morning I on my PC no display were shown on my screen everything working except my screen not showing anything. I closed my switch then on again everything works fine.

Today morning i on my switch straight power trips already.. don't know is power cord or PSU issue.. I really have important data in my PC. I have spare PSU don't dare to cause another damage to my spare PSU. need advice please..

Specs information are on my right side of profile.
 

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power trip means have live wire touching the case. try reassembling again
 

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U might also want to check your wall socket or the outlet where u plug ur PC to. Try using a socket from another location.

This morning when I on my PC. It causes power trips to my house. When I recover my house electricity then I on my switch, my house electricity trip again

Saturday got one symptom where my Wi-Fi card can't detect I just re-seat my Wi-Fi card then everything works fine. This symptom usually happen every 3-4 month which I dun really bother..

Yesterday morning I on my PC no display were shown on my screen everything working except my screen not showing anything. I closed my switch then on again everything works fine.

Today morning i on my switch straight power trips already.. don't know is power cord or PSU issue.. I really have important data in my PC. I have spare PSU don't dare to cause another damage to my spare PSU. need advice please..

Specs information are on my right side of profile.
 
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starts with the easy method...change the power cable...then power supply...brand new casing with PS...MTB
 

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Hi I have replaced the power supply. Unfortunately the system start up but no display and peripheral not working. Any advice?
 

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I have changed my PSU. Before that my PSU is totally cannot power up. After I change liao can start up but no display and peripheral not working
 

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Any more qled light up? Did you remove all of the old psu cable? Make sure you only use new ones that come with the new cable. Also ensure hdmi/dp plug into gpu.

I suggest to build outside of your casing and plug only the necessary stuff. Cpu,cpu cooler, 1 stick of ram, 24pin and 4/8pin mobo. Then slowly add on component like gpu, hdd/ssd.

If still can't, there's a good chance when your psu died, it took out your motherboard/gpu.
 

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I plug out everything from case. I only plug in ATX and CPU from psu. Still cannot display anything or peripheral not working
 

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So 24pin+8pin, cpu, cpu cooler, ram and psu doesn't work? It shouldn't display though without gpu. Add gpu and see.
 

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Ya don’t work. Try with GPU also can’t work. How? Can conclude my MOBO died also?
 

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I'd say yeah. If under warranty, try to rma. Your house trip many times is conclusive it's a faulty psu. Psu ****ing up can have catastrophic results on other components. If you can when you rma, bring everything and let the distro test out.
 

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My MOBO out of warranty liao. Can recommend what MOBO / CPU to match with H170 Pro4 and I5-6600? Preferably AMD cpu I mostly use for emulator and watch show only
 
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This morning when I on my PC. It causes power trips to my house. When I recover my house electricity then I on my switch, my house electricity trip again

Saturday got one symptom where my Wi-Fi card can't detect I just re-seat my Wi-Fi card then everything works fine. This symptom usually happen every 3-4 month which I dun really bother..

Yesterday morning I on my PC no display were shown on my screen everything working except my screen not showing anything. I closed my switch then on again everything works fine.

Today morning i on my switch straight power trips already.. don't know is power cord or PSU issue.. I really have important data in my PC. I have spare PSU don't dare to cause another damage to my spare PSU. need advice please..

Specs information are on my right side of profile.

Just need to change new power supply or have the power supply repaired.
If board bad it would not cause wall power to trip.
 

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Nowadays PSU only last 2-3 yrs . Should be psu blow

this is true if u buy cheapo ones.. lol

Many great PSU in singapore like seasonic focus series, superflower leadex series can last a long time. But if u going for brand like fsp or other rubbish brands 2-3 year CAN be normal. Because that was what happened to my multi setups with FSP psus. They are popular but unfortunately cannot live that long.
 
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