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Yeah I’ve tried swapping the ram into different slots, and I’ve tried leaving just one peice of ram in as well. My guess it’s the cpu at this point as well. I was going to take it to a computer repair shop to get their opinion, as they have a bunch of different components they can put in to test...

Yeah all it does is turn on the fans for maybe two seconds and then turn off again. I’ve tried removing and reinserting the gpu, and other components as well.

Yup! We tried the PSU on another rig and it worked fine.

Yes I went through the entire guide, and i believe I followed everything correctly. I plugged those components back in and it’s the same boot looping issue Thanks

I did those things, however it doesn’t beep when I turn it on with just the mobo, it just loops.

Ummm this issue arised a while back when I accidentally spilled some water on my PC. The computer was dead, so someone recommended I replace the PSU and motherboard. The new parts came in yesterday, and now it turns on but only for a few seconds then it loops. I’ve taken out the cpu and ram as...

Hello, I’ve recently been having issues with my PC boot looping. I turn it on, it stays on for about 2 seconds then turns off and repeats this process. I have a new motherboard and PSU so I’m unsure what the issue is. I’ve tried taking out the ram and putting it in again, I’ve tried just using...

Also do you think that the CPU and RAM could be salvaged?

I have an intel i5-6400, a gigabyte h170m-ds3h mobo, 2x8gb kingston ram, an rx 480, an ssd, a hybrid hard drive, and 500w psu. I took the GPU out, and nothing changed as a result. The power button light turns on, but nothing else. I compiled all of my parts on PC Part Picker if you'd like to...

Hello, A few days ago I accidentally spilled water on top of my PC, almost instantly my computer turned off and wouldn't turn back on. When I opened the case the water had mostly got on top of the GPU, however some droplets got onto the motherboard. AfterI let everything dry off, I turned on my...

out of curiosity, have you figured out a solution? my friend has similar components, and he's been having issues with games recently, R6 in particular.

My headset has a 3.5mm jack and a 6.3mm jack. Would the sound quality be better if I just used the 3.5mm jack, or the 6.3mm jack which is plugged into a 3.5mm adapter?

My OS is windows 10 and the "Action Center" keeps reporting that I have disk errors and I need to fix them. I keep getting these messages over and over again. I've experienced disk errors and problems in the past with my old storage, and I've recently decided to replace it with a new hybrid...

I recently upgraded my gpu and I've been wondering if my cpu could be bottlenecking my gpu.