PC components failure

Navnad786

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AsalamoAlaikum

I had my computer system connected to a UPS 650 VA. A few days ago, my monitor started experiencing brightness fluctuations, & after that, it completely malfunctioned. I borrowed my friend's monitor, but it also started having brightness issues so I immediately stopped using it, unfortunately my gaming motherboard got damaged/malfunctioned whereas, my android TV and router are still running fine on the same power socket/board where my computer UPS is connected.

I'm not sure where this issue lies,

whether it's in the cabling
or computer's 650-watt power supply,
or maybe UPS overloading,
or power socket/board
or what else

I need advice from all of you to figure it out as I am currently avoiding setting up a new system to prevent further damage

JazakAllah
 

djkido316

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Disconnect the UPS and try to run it without, nobody can diagonose the problem if the UPS is the culprit!

And BTW if you have already tried without the UPS and your stuff still keeps getting broken than the issue might be with your home's electricity wiring, i've seen this before a friend had the same issue turns out it was static current in his home wiring.
 

Danish_karachi

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Normal UPS is not good for critical PC components.
You need to buy an inverter UPS that is made for PCs.

Buy a sine-wave UPS inverter that will deliver a smooth, clean AC power to your PSU. This is the only type of UPS recommended for gaming PCs.

Also, you should choose one with an output watt capacity 20-25% higher than the total wattage of the connected devices.
 
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Navnad786

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Normal UPS is not good for critical PC components.
You need to buy an inverter UPS that is made for PCs.

Buy a sine-wave UPS inverter that will deliver a smooth, clean AC power to your PSU. This is the only type of UPS recommended for gaming PCs.

Also, you should choose one with an output watt capacity 20-25% higher than the total wattage of the connected devices.

Any specific model ? Is a dry battery ups inverter good enough?
 

Navnad786

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Mar 15, 2013
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Disconnect the UPS and try to run it without, nobody can diagonose the problem if the UPS is the culprit!

And BTW if you have already tried without the UPS and your stuff still keeps getting broken than the issue might be with your home's electricity wiring, i've seen this before a friend had the same issue turns out it was static current in his home wiring.
I m now quite sure that the UPS may have caused sudden damage to my PC components. The reason I suspect this is that my LED TV and router are operating without any issues (connected to the same power outlet).
 

Danish_karachi

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Any specific model ? Is a dry battery ups inverter good enough?
Homage, Inverex, and APC are reliable inverter brands.

I have a 2x 3KW Inverex inverters that power all my electronic and non-electronic devices without any issues.

Dry battery is expensive. I recommend tubular batteries for the inverter. I have 4x200Ah Inverex and Phoenix tubular batteries for the inverters. These batteries last for 5+ years without issues. AGS and other brands are not reliable.

You can read more about good brand inverters here.

 
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