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    Solved CPU Over Temperature Error! Power supply surges detected during the previous power on. ASUS Anti-Surge was triggered..

    Hello, my dad has a problem with his pc. One day the pc wouldn't post when turned on. His specs are : CPU :AMD FX-6300 GPU: 1050TI RAM: 8GB DDR3 MOBO: Gigabyte GA-78LMT-S2 PSU: bequiet! SYSTEM POWER 10 550W We replaced the GPU with a spare GPU, and it didn't change anything. THE...
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    This is a new one

    Alright I have an Alienware R11. I was gone for a month and while I was gone the charging end of my Logitech mouse cable was plugged into an outlet while plugged in to my motherboard (don’t ask). I was told this blew the breaker and then they flipped it back on. I got home and the computer...
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    New psu fix fried motherboard?

    My motherboard recently fried and I replaced it with a new one and a less demanding cpu. I was wondering if the reason for the motherboard frying would be that the power supply isnt giving enough power for the system or maybe that the cpu was too powerful for the cpu cooler??
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