CPU probelms

[Ryansteinberger03]

My i5 10th gen I got 3-4 months ago all of the sudden started to crash. The whole screen would freeze and the sound would emit a low buzz. I cannot get the computer to start up anymore, as if it has no power. Any ideas?

 

[Ryansteinberger03]

My i5 10th gen I got 3-4 months ago all of the sudden started to crash. The whole screen would freeze and the sound would emit a low buzz. I cannot get the computer to start up anymore, as if it has no power. Any ideas?

 

[eexotm`123]

My i5 10th gen I got 3-4 months ago all of the sudden started to crash. The whole screen would freeze and the sound would emit a low buzz. I cannot get the computer to start up anymore, as if it has no power. Any ideas?

are you sure its the processor?

 

[Ryansteinberger03]

are you sure its the processor?

I have replaced the motherboard and had the same problem both times

 

[popatim]

If you have access to a voltmeter you can Check power supply voltages.

 

[Ryansteinberger03]

Would too high of a power supply cause this? The computer won’t even turn on

 

[eexotm`123]

I have replaced the motherboard and had the same problem both times

it could be anything that causes that crash. have u tried different cpu s

 

[eexotm`123]

My i5 10th gen I got 3-4 months ago all of the sudden started to crash. The whole screen would freeze and the sound would emit a low buzz. I cannot get the computer to start up anymore, as if it has no power. Any ideas?

whats the point of spamming threads mate

 

[Ryansteinberger03]

This is my first time writing a thread did I do it wrong?

 

[Sohom]

It seems the PSU may be dead, also try changing electrical outlet in ur house...

 

[Sohom]

Also by no power, does the mobo lights come on when u switch on the mains...

 

[mdd1963]

Certainly a PSU failing is a common occurrence, and, would be a relatively simple swap. (NOTE: do not mix any modular cables between the two if you swap them even for troubleshooting)

YOu can also switch to a minimal system, disconnecting SATA data cables and power cables from all drives, removing any unneeded add on/add-in components like sound cards, network cards, wired keyboard/mice, USB hubs, external USB drives, and, even dropping to one RAM stick while trying to at least get a good POST...; beyond that, a PSU will be needed to try to mostly rule that out. (even assuming the replacement is absolutely good is only a 98% success probability)

 

[Ryansteinberger03]

My power supply has not failed because the RGB light light up and so does the gpu

 

[Blackink]

What does the CPU have for a cooler on it?
Did you install the CPU and cooler? If so, what about the thermal paste....too much? not enough?

 

[Ryansteinberger03]

It has a Corsair water cooler and yes it was working correctly

 

[Sohom]

My power supply has not failed because the RGB light light up and so does the gpu

Then its ur mobo mate... ur motherboard need to be replaced perhaps...

 

[Ryansteinberger03]

Then its ur mobo mate... ur motherboard need to be replaced perhaps...

I have put it in 2 different motherboards and it didn’t work either time

 

[rikke-]

I replied in a similar thread earlier, the crashing with the sound could be an issue with the RAM, but the fact that it no longer fires up at all is a bit more worrying.. How long has it been dead for? And try to think if there was anything in particular that happened between it working and then not

 

[Blackink]

I just had to replace a 5 year old Cooler master power supply. I opened up the case to see 2 lights lit up on the motherboard so i didn't think it was the power supply either.
I took it to a repair shop, they charged me $25 and I ordered and put in a new power supply.
Problem solved.
Don't think, just because you have lights on on the mobo that your power supply is good ,is a wrong assumption.