My SSD broke, literally

I was just surfing the internet when suddenly my Firefox froze, and I couldn't open up task manager to end it. So I thought my computer just froze. I was still able to use the mouse so I just went ahead and reset it by pressing the reset on my case. Upon resetting, it wouldn't boot into Windows 7, said I needed to put in BOOT DISC. I thought maybe some Windows file went corrupt so I'll either repair it or just reformat it. I put in the disc, and it didn't read any hard drive. I only have my 120GB Corsair Force GT, no mechanical drive so this is all I got. I opened up the case and noticed this....



At first, the far left pin was only bent, but it was bent pretty badly. I tried to bend it back but upon trying to plug it back into the SATA cable, it just broke. What the *** happened here so I can prevent it from happening again. It looks like it literally exploded because the whole plastic is destroyed too. Did my PSU or something or motherboard do something to pop it? I didn't hear anything, windows just suddenly stopped working. That's all I know.

bottom line 2 thing could of happened:

- Electric shock / overheating (i doubt it cause it would be severe) - might want to check if the cable/mobo is damaged

- when you plug it in you push too hard

either way I don't think you can RMA this now

Seen this happen on quite a few drives (mainly mechanical) If they won't RMA it, you can repair it with a good glue and a lot of tiny fiddly work (done that a few times for friend who were rough with drives)