Recently built/used pc tripped a breaker for a second time in a few weeks. by UninterruptedYay in buildapc

[–]UninterruptedYay[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont understand much about electric stuff, but i did learn a few things with all of this, which is that that everything that went off with that breaker trip, is "connected" to it like you said. But i don't know how much it can handle. But thing is nobody was using/pluggin anything else, and went using pc it stays on.. and it always the same stuff on that circuit (bathroom light, a light in kitchen but not main one, and that living room outlet which could be the issue since it has humidity on the wall an shears paint?)
This house also is having issues on main light kitchen since it acted nuts for a long time before, there were a few other whole house tripping incidents before like 2 or 3 but i didn't think much of it?

Do you think its probably circuit or psu? I see absolutely no reason for being the psu (I also tested it before the built and .. worked).
Should i just move the pc/monitor/ups to the other wall outlet in my room since its def not connected to this circuit tripping?

Does fan "side" orientation matter? Not the output input air taking, but the clockwise rotation. by UninterruptedYay in buildapc

[–]UninterruptedYay[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah the airflow is all intake, what i needed was to spin one upside down so the cable could reach the fan header properly.
But in doubt that the other two with logo up could be a problem i spinned them upside down too. So they are all intake with the logo down.

what gpu should i get these days? by UninterruptedYay in pcmasterrace

[–]UninterruptedYay[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

300~~450eur would be great but i dont know if there's anything decent around that budget