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You can try the links in this post for a start https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/no-post-system-wont-boot-and-no-video-output-troubleshooting-checklist.1285536/ Alvis

I think psu forum has a few recommended lists. Havent bought anything for a long time Alvis

From my knowledge of batteries, there is a chance due to prolonged storage and the self discharge, the battery has dropped below critical voltage, hence the self protection circuits will not allow it to be charge for fear of accident. Unless you can find a way to charge the battery above that...

Power requirement for components seem to be flatlining or going down, I would recommend getting a good and reliable model.Should last you years. Psu prices havent changed much i feel, compared to other components Alvis

M.2 especially withthe nvme format is faster than sata, and your motherboard has a m,2 slot natively. It also tidies up the case with less cables Alvis

I cant be certain without a picture, but most likely its a dvi and maybe a hdmi? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_video_connectors https://www.electronicshub.org/types-of-computer-ports/ You can try identifying based on these links, do note that adapters may be needed if your display...

From where i am everything looks good. Ram and motherboard checks out. Just maybe a suggestion to use a m.2 ssd (Though cost and availability may be a concern i understand) Happy Building Alvis

As far as my limited knowledge knows there is no built in way( other than one drive because microsoft) https://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/sync-any-windows-folder-with-google-drive-onedrive-and-dropbox/ this should work with a slight delay Either that or switch to one drive Alvis

Im not sure about that, from what i have read its acting as a on/off switch so it has to be connected all the time during boot. It probably will stay on, but whether it will affect the system with weird voltages is beyond my knowledge. It might be time for a psu upgrade anyway, a good unit...

Front panel io is rare but possible, might be time we tested the more unconventional things Hmm, i would assume that a front panel short would be akin to a force shutdown (holding down the power button) You can check this by unplugging all front panel and then shorting across the power header...

Do check if the pump is working. Seems like something isnt working well cooler side Alvis

You probably can use some hardware monitoring tool (im not too familiar so some research is needed) such as msi afterburner/most oc tools. What cpu cooler are you using? The fx series runs quite hot especially when overclocked. Alvis

What is your system specs? During games, you can use task manager to check the utilisation

Please list down ful system specs for others to asssit you It does sound like a possible psu side issue. Were there any electrical works/trips/faults/lightning recently? Can you upload a photo of the 'd ram ' led? Alvis

Please try these steps first https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/perform-these-steps-before-posting-about-post-boot-no-video-problems.1285536/ For future postings do also avoid a wall of text. It helps the users trying to assist you :) Alvis