Is this a psu problem?

[Racknoc]

Recently my generic PSU died and my family helped buying a new one since we don't really have money to be spending

I bought a Thermaltake Smart 500w and everything was okay till last night.

Last night the pc turned off as usual and I turned off the stabilizer as I normally do.

Today I turned the stabilizer back on just to see the gpu, keyboard and mouse lights turn on for a milisecond and the power button does nothing, like if the psu short-circuit protection triggered or something, what do I do?

[spartaman64]

what are the rest of your specs?

[Spotty]

Plug the PSU directly in to the wall. Turn the switch on the PSU off and on again.

Does it work?

[Racknoc]

18 minutes ago, spartaman64 said:

what are the rest of your specs?

i7-7700

Msi GTX 1050ti

Asrock H110M-HDS

x2 Ballistix Sport 2400mhz

480gb sandisk ssd

1tb seagate hdd

Generic keyboard

Razer basilisk

 

16 minutes ago, Spotty said:

Plug the PSU directly in to the wall. Turn the switch on the PSU off and on again.

Does it work?

No, same thing, a milisecond of lights and then nothing

[Racknoc]

Giving an update:

I literally unplug everything, I disassembled the computer almost entirely, took the gpu out, the motherboard, switched the ram positions, didn't bother taking the psu out and re-sorting cables, same with the ssd and hdd, and then assembled it all back together and now it turned on properly.

I'm still worried wtf was that? Why did it do that? Is it going to happen again? Is something in my pc going to die? I'm like super stressed with this

[Ankerson]

8 hours ago, Racknoc said:

Giving an update:

I literally unplug everything, I disassembled the computer almost entirely, took the gpu out, the motherboard, switched the ram positions, didn't bother taking the psu out and re-sorting cables, same with the ssd and hdd, and then assembled it all back together and now it turned on properly.

I'm still worried wtf was that? Why did it do that? Is it going to happen again? Is something in my pc going to die? I'm like super stressed with this

 

More than likely something wasn't plugged in all the way.

 

I wouldn't worry about it.

 

BUT..

 

I would be thinking about getting a better quality PSU than what you have.

 

 

 

 

[Racknoc]

11 hours ago, Ankerson said:

 

More than likely something wasn't plugged in all the way.

 

I wouldn't worry about it.

 

BUT..

 

I would be thinking about getting a better quality PSU than what you have.

 

 

 

 

I would but I don't have money. My previous psu was a Sentey xcp 630 and lasted for some 4 years