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Well if the PSU is the threat he could test it in another system and test it out to make sure
I still doubt it is the PSU though unless he has some kind of voltage calculater to make sure it isn't spiking that would be the for sure way to test it
Also he can return it to newegg or where ever he bought it from to RMA it and test it that simple don't have to draw out a debate about it we all know anything and everything can fail just have to do the right test to make sure you are replacing what really needs to go because by the point you figured it wasn't what you thought you have already commited more money that didn't need to be used
Get a test dummy rig buy a voltage calculator test your psu on that make sure the amps are with in what your system should be running
if the load is steady and good it's not the PSU and you could move on to other options just something to think about first not going against anyone's advise but it does get kinda costly