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Just wondering if anybody would be able to shed some light on a problem im having with an old Intel 2 Era Celeron i've got.
Used to be my main PC until about a year ago when i unplugged it to transport it to downstairs, then when i plugged it in the thing shat itself (Bang and smoke from P/Supply.) I checked the powersupply and there was nothing that seemed to be very wrong with it, although i cant remember what was wrong now, so i bought a new power supply (read used) and plugged that in, it worked fine for about 30 seconds and then smoke started coming from he fan unit on the power supply so i shut it down quick smart.
I've since tried pulling it out, and plugging it all back in, checking all the connections etc, but it has not fired back up again.
I've most likely screwed the second PS but i need to know what might be causing the thing to kill powersupplys after i've had it working fine for years then once i moved it (not for the first time) it started killing power supplys.
Any help or thoughts greatly appreciated
Used to be my main PC until about a year ago when i unplugged it to transport it to downstairs, then when i plugged it in the thing shat itself (Bang and smoke from P/Supply.) I checked the powersupply and there was nothing that seemed to be very wrong with it, although i cant remember what was wrong now, so i bought a new power supply (read used) and plugged that in, it worked fine for about 30 seconds and then smoke started coming from he fan unit on the power supply so i shut it down quick smart.
I've since tried pulling it out, and plugging it all back in, checking all the connections etc, but it has not fired back up again.
I've most likely screwed the second PS but i need to know what might be causing the thing to kill powersupplys after i've had it working fine for years then once i moved it (not for the first time) it started killing power supplys.
Any help or thoughts greatly appreciated