Psu problems

[KingGsync7]

So I had two dell optiplex pc and my thermaltake psu 600w has killed two of my motherboard thermaltake replied once I asked for a refund has told me they couldn’t offer one because I put a psu in incompatible pc and I’m wondering if the same psu wound fry a non oem board 

using same psu that fried my boards

did not fry gpu cpu or ssds or my hdd

[SavageNeo]

1 hour ago, KingGsync7 said:

I’m wondering if the same psu wound fry a non oem board 

while that psu is very bad, it SHOULD not kill a non OEM board.

 

Obviously it will kill OEM boards that are not combatible 

[Max Tech Tips]

if your components need more power than the PSU can provide, it will cause the components or the motherboard to fail

[SavageNeo]

6 hours ago, Max Tech Tips said:

if your components need more power than the PSU can provide, it will cause the components or the motherboard to fail

no it will not. the psu will just shutdown.

 

if the psu is very crappy like EVGA W1, and you suddenly run a workload that uses 1000w of power in 1ms, then the psu ahs potential to fail, but not likely.

 

there are protections for a reason

[KingGsync7]

So I can re use the psu and no problems should occur the 200 w dell psu held my gtx 1650 oc and every other component  

[SavageNeo]

6 hours ago, KingGsync7 said:

So I can re use the psu and no problems

you should be able to

 

 

6 hours ago, KingGsync7 said:

the 200 w dell psu held my gtx 1650 oc and every other component  

dont think so. the 1650 uses 75w. dont know what exact cpu you have but probably uses 65w. that is 130w, the nram and drives and chipset probably add 20w. so you are at 150w at 12V, so the old psu should have worked just fine

[KingGsync7]

Intel Core i5-9400F I have in my new pc build I’m gonna put a 1660 ultra sc by evga in it