Recent content by alexcrowe68

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/Lowredfred/saved/#view=GwXgLk edit its the 600w version of the psu now

To put a close to this thread there was a lead on the motherboard that was piercing the internal power cable so here is a closer to the cautionary tale to check your cable runs

Recently my home theater PC has been bricked in a power outage I was unable to turn it on there was no beep code and no bios screen and it wouldn't post it simply wouldn't react I have not replaced the motherboard and now all the fans spin up in the lights turn on but I can't get a display to...

gst just came in so i have some money to play with so i think ill buy this https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/CQ648d/corsair-power-supply-cp9020105na and see how that works i was useing the computer today for about 3 eps of jojo's bizarre adventure before it shut down and wouldn't boot again...

None of the system is overclocked but I have turned on the XMP profile for the ram but the same issue was happening without the profile turned on

my idea was that it could be the available pcie lanes but i couldn't find any information on this

Well the computer keeps shutting down randomly so I can't take screenshots and post them and as for the spec sheet I don't know how to make it stop saying that it's private I've tried before and I couldn't get it to work properly so I'll just say it here I'm using an AMD ryzen 2600 X A zodiac...

It keeps shutting down now before I can get much done but something to note is that once it's booted into windows making input to the computer using the mouse or the keyboard will cause seemingly random beeping noises and stutters

I just put together a new computer and everything seemed to be working fine but after about a week of using it it started shutting down randomly on its own. These shutdowns happen anywhere from as soon as I start the system up to three hours after It's a mini ITX system so I thought thermals...

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/Lowredfred/saved/#view=Pw9tJx i have done a lot of troubleshooting i have: reseated the CPU reseated the GPU (thrice) reseated the RAM in every slot individually tripple checked all the motherboard connections i tried the ssd and hard drive individually i have...

I forgot to save the list so I had to change it again but I ended up choosing this onehttps://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/FrH48d/samsung-internal-hard-drive-mz75e500bam the reason I'm choosing a mid ground SSD for this step of my build is because I have raid support in mind