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May 21, 2013, 02:43:51 AM
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Crap!

I wasn't paying attention when attaching an SATA power cable to the Corsair PSU and grabbed one that came with the Seasonic PSU.
Apart from wire color they look alike: Corsair are all black, Seasonic are multi-colored.

Unfortunately they are pinned differently and so I did some barbecuing when I powered on the machine.

One SATA cable smoked (literally).
One 32GB SSD HD is dead as far as I can tell.
Motherboard seems OK so far.

Oh well.
It isn't a party unless something is broken.
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May 21, 2013, 02:57:26 AM
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Yikes.  Sad   I remember studying the cables I had laying around because I was afraid of this.  I lost track of which cables went to which PSU and spent a few minutes with a meter before using them.  Sad   RIP, little SSD.  It probably took 12v to the face.

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