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Okay so I might have fixed it, it was probably a faulty cable, but not the data transfer SATA, but the one that sends power to the disk. I have tried downloading some stuff and it was working, I'll do some more testing and if that goes well I'll close this thread as solved.

Also I just remembered one thing that I didn't mention, that being I tried both reinstalling and updating the drivers for both Storage controllers and the disks themselves and that didn't help either,

CPU: Intel Core i7-7700K 4.20GHz Motherboard: MSI B250 KRAIT GAMING (MS-7A68) Ram: 2x 8GB SSDs (4x): 2x Samsung 860 EVO 250GB, 1x Samsung 860 EVO 500GB, 1x 870 Samsung QVO 1TB GPU: NVIDIA GEFORCE 1660 Super PSU: AC230V ~ / 4A / 50Hz OS: Windows 10 Enterprise PSU age is as old as the...

So I assume this is motherboard an issue but I might wrong so I'm sorry if this belongs somewhere else. Also it's gonna be a longer post so thank you anyone who reads trough this and tries to help. So, my issue is that my SSD's keep disconnecting when I'm installing larger files. I have 4 SSDs...

I know that buying it piece by piece isn't the best idea but at first I didn't know it will take so long to put all the parts together. And my old PC is probably like 10 y.o. as well but this CPU hasn't been used at all for year standing on my shelf in a box so idk. I know like while they are...

Thanks for recommendation I'll try to get it from somewhere where I can return it and get money back if possible

Welp thanks for helping and I will try to post an update on this topic after I'll get new CPU.

Tried this one already but thanks for trying to help :)

Is there a way to find out if anything has blown out ? Or only thing I can try is buying a new CPU and hoping this one was faulty

I don't think a CPU is like battery I have only asked if it's a possibility because the cause is probably the CPU and I have no idea what could be the cause of it breaking when it's not the "time"

I will tell you everything I tried to do because I think I tried probably almost everything that has to do something with hardware. My first problem with this PC was that it needed to be connected straight into the wall. after I did that, it at least turned on (thinking about it right now I...

or the MoBo could be faulty but I don't have any other CPU that I could try using on it

Yep PSU works perfectly fine in my other pc so does graphics card and both of my HDDs only two things I cannot test on my other machine are RAM and CPU and the RAM I bought them from my friend and on his pc it was working perfectly fine as well so I think the only problem could be the CPU but...

Everything is plugged in. Graphics card, CPU, HDD, PSU. But after turning on the pc it either doesn't start up at all (if ATX 12V is plugged in) or if it's not plugged in it starts up but monitor doesn't turn on and it doesn't get event to POST test so no beeping or anything that could indicate...

I thought so but what can be the problem then ? Everything is running until I plug in 4 pin ATX 12V in the MoBo. When I try to run it with it plugged in it doesn't even start. And all symptoms are looking like it's faulty cpu.