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Melted 4 Pin CPU Connector on my Power Supply

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So im building a new PC using my old power supply from my previous build, after finished building it when i try turning it on it wont boot. After i check everything i realize that my 4 pin CPU connector from my PSU is melted. Is this the reason my PC wont boot?

 

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1 minute ago, alinino999 said:

Is this the reason my PC wont boot?

Could be.

 

What's thew brand and model of the PSU and what motherboard and GPU do you want to power with this old PSU?

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1 minute ago, --SID-- said:

Could be.

 

What's thew brand and model of the PSU and what motherboard and GPU do you want to power with this old PSU?

Cooler Master MWE 450, Gigabyte H81M-DS2,Colorful RX 570

(im on a tight budget and the price for PC parts in indonesia are ridiculous, thats why i went with an old gen hardware for my current build)

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What CPU were you using with this? was it overclocked?

 

Sign of an overloaded connector or a bad contact, or both.

Caroline doesn't need to hear all this, she's a highly trained professional.

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Honestly that looks more like crushed than melted to me

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