Question Computer worked fine until i moved.

[Wonderwafl]

I built a computer over the summer for gaming. Specs are: ryzen 5 2600, asus STRIX x370-f gaming motherboard, gtx 1070ti gpu, 2x8gb t-force delta rgb ddr4 ram, EVGA 650B3 PSU. The computer worked perfectly fine with no known issues until I decided to pack it and move it to my dorm room. When I try to turn it on all the fans and rgb turns on and the yellow DRAM EZ light turns on. I tried unplugging and replugging all the components and swithing the RAM sticks around. The computer worked for like 2 months and just won't boot now and I don't know what to do.
Please help

 

[CraftG]

Hey there, have you tried powering on your pc with only one stick?

 

[Wonderwafl]

Yes I have. And I tested one stick with both sticks. In all of the slots.

 

[CraftG]

that's weird, i have no idea , my friends are also trying to help you :/

 

[Wonderwafl]

Yeah I'm very frustrated because it should be working just fine.

 

[Mahesh Krishnan]

Hey,

Yeah the problem is your system got upset during the moving process, you may kept that forcly or something happens to your motherboard, i suggest you remove your motherboard out of cabinet and check on the table it will help you, if it doesn't helps means remove your CMOS battery power on your motherboard by shorting fpanel pin........

Hope it will helpful of You...

 

[CraftG]

Yeah , he might've damaged his motherboard or ram while moving. 🤷‍♂️

 

[Wonderwafl]

Ok I'll wait until I go home to try that because I don't have any of my tools here.

 

[Wonderwafl]

It'll probably be a couple weeks. Thanks for the suggestions.

 

[CraftG]

Good luck!

 

[Calvin7]

The weight of CPU heatsinks bouncing around can damage the CPU socket if left attached while transporting a PC.

 

[Deleted member 14196]

Make sure everything is connected good and solid