So PCU pops and gives off a flash when power is tuned on for it. Plus a small green piece of shrapnel feel out, probably form some internal diodes. PC still powered on tho.
Id get it RMA’d it could kill your entire pc tbh. Plus its a VERY expensive psu it shouldnt be doing that
blek_side
Don’t know wtf you want to hear but you better replace that asap if you don’t want to fry your components or burn your house down
LOLM3E_
Its stil good ! TO FUCKING TROW IT IN THE GARBAGE
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Greven93
Replace it asap, do not use it.
Robsteady
How is your initial reaction not to just throw it TF out or file an RMA?
FaithlessnessOld7089
Get rid of it.
Zaphod392
So it will keep your whole house warm too! When it catches fire.
BlastMode7
Yeah… don’t connect anything to it. It should no longer be trusted, but the HX1000i is an A-tier PSU and might still be under warranty, so you should attempt to RMA to Corsair.
Fr000m
That would be a short. RMA if you can but absolutely don’t use it
BigBoss738
HBD!
Help-Royal
What’s is wrong? It is a jet powered PSU. That is the ignition spark. Everybody knows that jet fuel can’t melt steel. You’re safe OP.
flareflo
That thing is absolutely **FUCKED** the green peaces are part of an exploded electrolytic capacitor.
DONT USE THIS THING!
Deathcounter0
Do you have a fire extinguisher in your house somewhere? Might want to dust that off and check the experation date (even regardless of the PCU, and even you reading this comment should do this).
crazy_leader007
That’s no moon.
Thechosenjon
you guys risk way too much for the sake of karma, man
mcdougall57
It’s got that Corsair quality. I’ve had 2 bad PSUs, a bad stick of RAM and 2 RGB keyboards go bad with this company.
mrkoala1234
Seems like you bought ignition for v8 engine
amcco1
Maybe try getting a properly functioning PSU and not using some whackjob PCU.
ATOMate
Nope.
Just nope.
Zerleodon
Ya this is a PSU and I would for sure get a new one. That thing can potentially cause some serious damage
Agreeable_Vanilla_20
Do not power your rig up with that it’s asking to release the magic smoke….
MysteryR11
Just a wild guess looks like it’s overloading or something like that so it’s just kicking it out. Your power supply might not be powerful enough or maybe too powerful I know that’s a thing. Take a look at your requirements for all your stuff wattage.
brimston3-
If you step through it, you’ll see a bright orange flash around 1 second into the video. That’s an arc discharge. Through the air. This is very bad and I suspect corsair wants this back (or at least destroyed) no matter how old it is.
EndR60
sounds good to me put it back in, bench the PC for 12 hours and leave the house to work in the meantime
fattychyan
Sorry your PSU is fucked. But hey, free popcorn
ehuud
yeah totally normal sound, i wouldn’t worry about it
luzy__
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skot77
PSU = Power Supply Unit… PCU is a Law school in Long Beach.
You blew something inside, replace it.
RickkyyBobby
I Feel like OP’s the type of person to open up that thing, with 0 knowledge of what’s actually inside, and they’ll end up electrocuting themselves.
ridersxx
Pcu go boom
CH1LLY05
Ah yes, the pcu, my favorite pc composed, also, that piece of green. Shrapnel that feel out is nothing to worry about /j
JCambs
My Corsair did that. It was second hand. “Ex-display”.
Built my first PC. First turn on. “POP!”
Pulled out popping PSU. RMA request to Corsair. Was completely honest. Provided eBay receipt as proof of purchase.
Corsair rep replied “welcome to the family” RMA request approved. They upgraded me to that years model, fully modular, 100w increase over the unit I bought.
I’ll never buy a PSU from another manufacturer.
BlckMlr
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Replace it with a more reputable brand and a better 80 PLus rating get anything above Bronze and Silver.
tan_djent
I can see the pop noise
Iwantmyusertobehex
It’s just the backfire system, it must have a lot of horsepower
TangledCables3
Oh hell no
Robeeo
You saw the spark right? That’s not good
TIK_GT
Bruh
DO NOT power on that PSU anymore. It is clearly faulty.
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Id get it RMA’d it could kill your entire pc tbh. Plus its a VERY expensive psu it shouldnt be doing that
Don’t know wtf you want to hear but you better replace that asap if you don’t want to fry your components or burn your house down
Its stil good ! TO FUCKING TROW IT IN THE GARBAGE
![gif](giphy|xT0xehfxlptGeeIvEk)
Replace it asap, do not use it.
How is your initial reaction not to just throw it TF out or file an RMA?
Get rid of it.
So it will keep your whole house warm too! When it catches fire.
Yeah… don’t connect anything to it. It should no longer be trusted, but the HX1000i is an A-tier PSU and might still be under warranty, so you should attempt to RMA to Corsair.
That would be a short. RMA if you can but absolutely don’t use it
HBD!
What’s is wrong? It is a jet powered PSU. That is the ignition spark. Everybody knows that jet fuel can’t melt steel. You’re safe OP.
That thing is absolutely **FUCKED** the green peaces are part of an exploded electrolytic capacitor.
DONT USE THIS THING!
Do you have a fire extinguisher in your house somewhere? Might want to dust that off and check the experation date (even regardless of the PCU, and even you reading this comment should do this).
That’s no moon.
you guys risk way too much for the sake of karma, man
It’s got that Corsair quality. I’ve had 2 bad PSUs, a bad stick of RAM and 2 RGB keyboards go bad with this company.
Seems like you bought ignition for v8 engine
Maybe try getting a properly functioning PSU and not using some whackjob PCU.
Nope.
Just nope.
Ya this is a PSU and I would for sure get a new one. That thing can potentially cause some serious damage
Do not power your rig up with that it’s asking to release the magic smoke….
Just a wild guess looks like it’s overloading or something like that so it’s just kicking it out. Your power supply might not be powerful enough or maybe too powerful I know that’s a thing. Take a look at your requirements for all your stuff wattage.
If you step through it, you’ll see a bright orange flash around 1 second into the video. That’s an arc discharge. Through the air. This is very bad and I suspect corsair wants this back (or at least destroyed) no matter how old it is.
sounds good to me put it back in, bench the PC for 12 hours and leave the house to work in the meantime
Sorry your PSU is fucked. But hey, free popcorn
yeah totally normal sound, i wouldn’t worry about it
![gif](giphy|4id0ZJMCvl1cc)
PSU = Power Supply Unit… PCU is a Law school in Long Beach.
You blew something inside, replace it.
I Feel like OP’s the type of person to open up that thing, with 0 knowledge of what’s actually inside, and they’ll end up electrocuting themselves.
Pcu go boom
Ah yes, the pcu, my favorite pc composed, also, that piece of green. Shrapnel that feel out is nothing to worry about /j
My Corsair did that. It was second hand. “Ex-display”.
Built my first PC. First turn on. “POP!”
Pulled out popping PSU. RMA request to Corsair. Was completely honest. Provided eBay receipt as proof of purchase.
Corsair rep replied “welcome to the family” RMA request approved. They upgraded me to that years model, fully modular, 100w increase over the unit I bought.
I’ll never buy a PSU from another manufacturer.
![gif](giphy|NTur7XlVDUdqM)
Replace it with a more reputable brand and a better 80 PLus rating get anything above Bronze and Silver.
I can see the pop noise
It’s just the backfire system, it must have a lot of horsepower
Oh hell no
You saw the spark right? That’s not good
Bruh
DO NOT power on that PSU anymore. It is clearly faulty.