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EDIT/FIXED: I tried a new PSU, but found the same issue so I ended up having to replace my motherboard. As soon as I put everything on to the new motherboard, including the new AIO cooler, Corsair fans, and Commander Core XT, the pc booted and began to run like normal! EVENTS UP UNTIL FAILURE...

I have an old PC with an ECS motherboard that i have been using for long. But last week however a few minutes after my pc started and i had logged into windows, the screen started flickering and got pixelated and the screen became completely pixelated within 10sec ig. So i pressed the restart...

hi, my parents have Fujitsu Lifebook AH531 (intel core i5 2410m), my brother cleaned it too much thoroughly, even if not needed, laptop was perfectly working before he cleaned it, he wanted to clean it because laptop was bought second hand just a week ago. he used medically purified gasoline to...

My selfmade pc was working fine yesterday and when booting it, it just does nothing. I checked: If it was plugged in properly (tested it with other device) No visual sign of any cable/component damage When connecting power pins on mobo with screwdriver, still not nothing Cleaned RAM CMOS reset...

I build this pc just 3 days ago AMD RYZEN 7 2700 16GB DDR4 3000MHZ CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX COOLER MASTER MWE 550W MSI B450M GAMING PLUS GIGABYTE C200 GLASS EDITION GTX 750TI 2GB (From old build) I have old LG FLATRON monitor which is perfectly working without any problems one night my...

Hello everyone. I've bought a cheap computer with a gigabyte ga-z68ap-d3 and with an i7 2600 everything worked (got as far as loading the windows and then i saw a blue screen but i think is a problem with the windows installation) i wanted to make it an mini home center computer for the tv but...

so yesterday I decided to clean my pc since it had been a while and since I'm home anyway, I didn't really change anything or add or remove anything, apart from moving ram slots, rams of same type were put together, so i alternated them, that was about it, I plugged in my pc and one thing that...

So my computer has been a pain honestly after a issue my power supply broke most of my computer and i have replaced everything but every motherboard I have been getting has not been receiving power at all, I have tested my power supply and it works but for any replacement board I have gotten it...

Does changing balanced power option to high performance will tear my CPU faster and rise up my electricity bill? i have an i5 4570s and a gtx 1060 3gb, The reason why I want to always change the power to high performance is because it actually activates turbo boosting when it's set to high...