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Thanks for the reply, Was thinking of getting a new SSD. Is it possible to transfer my data from my current HDD to a new SSD? Thanks

Hi all, The other day, my pc was running perfectly but I fell asleep while watching Netflix, when I woke up my pc was turned off. Then when I turned it back on it was stuck on the “Verifying PCI pool loop” (or whatever) boot loop. So then after a couple days and various solutions the windows...

Okay yeah now I definitely need a new motherboard hahahahahahahh

I only have 8-pin which splits into 6-pin and a 2-pin so i used the 6 pin with two pins hangig off the side?

I plugged it in (with two pins hanging off the side) and still nothing. There is a green and a blue light on inside but that is the only sign of life

Done all of this and made sure all previous connectors are in and still just small lights in the inside. There was a white 4 pin pcie cable which didn’t come with the new power supply, could that be the reason?

I plugged everything in which was in from the last PSU except for a white 4 pin pcie connector by the cpu as the new PSU does not have one of these

With my old power supply there was a while 4 pin pcie to go in the slot next to the cpu but the new PSU doesn’t have one, is that essential? Also when I plug everything in there are lights on inside and when I press the power on button the fans spin and the gpu light up for a very brief moment

I bought the pc pre built off of my friend, thank you for the suggestion I will have a look,

It’s an intel corporation DQ77CP, I bought the pc already built off my friend

When I fitted the new PSU nothing would turn on and I plugged everything in right to my knowledge, so I asked a friend about it and he said it is not compatible so I just went with that, he’s really good with computers and I’m not the best so I just took his word

Ah right okay, Intel I5 3470 quad core 2x4gb DDR3 1600mhz memory 500GB HDD 7200rmp GTX 970 gaming 4gb

Hi all, I recently had to upgrade my PSU as my other one fried, but the one I bought is not compatible with my current stock motherboard. I was wondering if anyone can post some suggestions of motherboards comparable with the Corsair CX750 PSU (preferably £50-100) Many thanks!