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Blew something up on a computer motherboard... board still functions; what did I blow?
Long story short, I plugged a 12V connection into a circuit that OUTPUTS 12V or 5V (I'm not sure), something exploded, but the motherboard still functions 100% properly. I'm curious what I blew and if it will cause me issues in the future.
Pictured is a burn mark on the back of my computer case near the center of the frame, along with the fan header (labeled PWR_FAN1) that I plugged the 12V connection into. Thanks in advnace :> |
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Sorry, forgot the picture! http://i.imgur.com/S2EBFbw.jpg
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