- Jun 11, 2023
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hello, I need help from more experienced people, I will try to make as short as possible.
3 days ago I ordered used gpu, did eveything (ddu uninstall old drivers, took out my old cart, out in new card) at first it didn't work, just black screen, so I tried to reseat it few times, reseat RAM, take CMOS baterry out... in one moment when I flipped the switch on my PSU from 0 to 1 there was a smoke coming out of my motherboard (somewhere from the part where all the ports are) and there was a burning smell, I quickly turned the power off, I checked for any damages, my CPU seemed perfect from both sides, I carefuly put it back, no visible damage on motherboard also, so I gave it another try. My PC turned on without problems this time, I was checking temperatures, voltages and stuff for hours and everything was fine, games were fine, working as before.
Later on I wanted to put in my old GPU and uninstalled drivers with DDU, and when I turned off my PC its not turning on again. I tried 3 different GPUs that work on my brothers PC, I tried using 1 ram stick, reseating multiple times, clearing CMOS, unplugging everything for hours. I tested my PSU in other PC and it works, I tried putting my brothers PSU in my PC it doesnt work. So I was able to test almost everything (monitors, cables, gpus, ram, psu...) in my brothers PC and everything is working fine, the only things I cant test are CPU and motherboard, and I dont have service or anyone with lga1700 mobo and CPU.
So what happens is, when I turn on PC, CPU cooler fan is spinning, chassis fans are running at full speed, 1 GPU fans are spinning and 1 are not (I guess 1 has zero rpm or something), my keyboard turns on for half a second then the light turns off, and every time I press the key it turns on again for half a second. The screen stays black the whole time.
My guess is I damaged something when there was a smoke coming out, was lucky to turn it on the first time but not the second. Can someone help me determine if my motherboard or CPU are faulty (asrock h610m-hdv and i5-12400F), thank you for reading!
3 days ago I ordered used gpu, did eveything (ddu uninstall old drivers, took out my old cart, out in new card) at first it didn't work, just black screen, so I tried to reseat it few times, reseat RAM, take CMOS baterry out... in one moment when I flipped the switch on my PSU from 0 to 1 there was a smoke coming out of my motherboard (somewhere from the part where all the ports are) and there was a burning smell, I quickly turned the power off, I checked for any damages, my CPU seemed perfect from both sides, I carefuly put it back, no visible damage on motherboard also, so I gave it another try. My PC turned on without problems this time, I was checking temperatures, voltages and stuff for hours and everything was fine, games were fine, working as before.
Later on I wanted to put in my old GPU and uninstalled drivers with DDU, and when I turned off my PC its not turning on again. I tried 3 different GPUs that work on my brothers PC, I tried using 1 ram stick, reseating multiple times, clearing CMOS, unplugging everything for hours. I tested my PSU in other PC and it works, I tried putting my brothers PSU in my PC it doesnt work. So I was able to test almost everything (monitors, cables, gpus, ram, psu...) in my brothers PC and everything is working fine, the only things I cant test are CPU and motherboard, and I dont have service or anyone with lga1700 mobo and CPU.
So what happens is, when I turn on PC, CPU cooler fan is spinning, chassis fans are running at full speed, 1 GPU fans are spinning and 1 are not (I guess 1 has zero rpm or something), my keyboard turns on for half a second then the light turns off, and every time I press the key it turns on again for half a second. The screen stays black the whole time.
My guess is I damaged something when there was a smoke coming out, was lucky to turn it on the first time but not the second. Can someone help me determine if my motherboard or CPU are faulty (asrock h610m-hdv and i5-12400F), thank you for reading!
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