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I had a pretty bad leak in my new it's build I recently did. So I decided to go back to soft tubing. Today I got all my runs finished, filled my loop let it run for a while, and then I decided to start it up. I pulled off my psu jumper and to my surprise the system immediately turned on by itself and then all the sudden started turning on and off rapidly.so I disconnected by extension thinking maybe that was the cause, but it still did it. It's entirely possible it got wet when the leak happened but it sat for two weeks so I could be sure everything was dry. I'm not sure what to do about it. I have never seen anything like this and couldn't find anything on the internet. Thanks and sorry for the wall of text psu is a corsair sf600 btw

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Are you asking whether or not you got water somewhere in your system? Because it seems like you're having some sort of symptom of that. Could be your PSU, could be your CPU socket, who knows.

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9 hours ago, STRMfrmXMN said:

Are you asking whether or not you got water somewhere in your system? Because it seems like you're having some sort of symptom of that. Could be your PSU, could be your CPU socket, who knows.

I guess I was asking if anyone had seen a per supply turn on and off rapidly while not being plugged in and not jumped. I ended up giving it a couple hours and it finally started acting normal again 

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