[SOLVED] Computer froze and now won't fully boot

[Czar of Games]

Wasn't sure where to put this post but here is my problem:
I was playing a game with a friend and all of a sudden my entire computer froze so I powered it off and on now when I turn it on my monitors say no signal and nothing ever happens the fans are all running and I tried taking my GPU out and trying my integrated graphics but nothing changed. I don't want to take it to a store for repairs it would probably cost more than I paid for the PC, what should I do?
I7 (Don't remember exact model)
GT 1030
About 12 or 14 gb of ddr3 ram
PSU 350W

 

[rgd1101]

get the exact cpu, psu model

 

[Czar of Games]

get the exact cpu, psu model

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I7 2600 I believe I can't check because I can't boot PC

 

[Phaaze88]

It sounds like the motherboard is dead, but I could be wrong.
-No monitor signal with the gpu installed.
-No monitor signal with the gpu removed and running on integrated graphics.
-Case fans still run though.

Try booting with a single stick of ram?

 

[Czar of Games]

It sounds like the motherboard is dead, but I could be wrong.
-No monitor signal with the gpu installed.
-No monitor signal with the gpu removed and running on integrated graphics.
-Case fans still run though.

Try booting with a single stick of ram?

I took out 3 of my 4 sticks and it's actually booting normally now should I check each of my ram sticks to see which is faulty?

 

[Phaaze88]

I took out 3 of my 4 sticks and it's actually booting normally now should I check each of my ram sticks to see which is faulty?

You should, if you haven't already. Also, test each of the memory slots - perhaps one of them has gone bad.

 

[hutchl]

its also possible when you re-seat all your memory the problem will just go away. It could have been as simple as the DIMM slot getting dirty and interfering with your ram.

 

[Czar of Games]

I tested each stick of ram and one of them was the problem I double checked the slot and it worked fine with a different stick so the problem is now solved luckly it wasn't anything major!