Recent content by Ionut_52

thanks for the advice i will try it if im ever finding issues again but rn i fixed it somehow, how i did it is still a making me second guess since all i did was a ram reseat but ram should not make the whole thing not accept power, but for now i can go back to my games

i actually solved it somehow, reseated the ram and now power flows, its still a mystery what happened but most definitely user error, so my bad

i just checked with another motherboard and the psu works, its probably something motherboard sided

Sorry but new info the psu is not dead, i found an older pc in the attic and it works, tested multiple times so the psu is not the problem and that means it's a motherboard related issue

i actually did saw that when i first got it but i thought it was ok since the pc doesn't use more than 500w, i also thought it was decent since they used to sell like hot cakes back when the gpu shortage was still around. Can you give me an opinion on buying a proper psu but used, does it make...

the thing is most reliable models are way out of my budget. im 16, and live in romania where my family's only source of income is my father's 600 euro salary, and im not about to spend more than 40 euro for a psu so this psu is the most "reliable" option for me. and about the electricity you're...

by flipped i meant the reset was power and power was reset, nothing that serious. the psu is a decently new one (5-6 months) it's a Serioux Solax 650w 80+ bronze also by case giving out i meant that is was leaking electricity, not a lot but enough to be annoying

I changed my case after the old one gave out, but now the motherboard won't receive power. It booted once, i saw ithe front panel switches were flipped, turned it off and now it won't receive power. Tried flipping them back (still won't work). Pc specs are : Xeon x5660 (overclocked at 4ghz) Asus...

other than a sudden gpu failure is there any other probability that something else is the culprit?

i do not have another pc and my friends live far away i tested the pc with a different gpu( a older one with no additional power) and got into windows no problem

i forgot to mention but while the psu was in delivery i changed the cards paste

if i seemed offended i'm sorry, english isn't my first language. when the psu died i was playing some games and there were no video problems before that, just some decently high temps that were caused by the thermal paste.

A xeon x5660 with 24gb ram and a rx 580 4gb all on a asus rampage 2 extreme mb

Recently my psu died and i have replaced it (650w) but when i tried to turn on my computer it didn't even post. I unplugged the gpu 8 pin and left it in the pci-e slot and it everything worked except the gpu as it had no power (Tried DDU, no results), what could be the problem?