... possibly!!! This could just be a coincidence but my PC was plugged in and on when I had a new cooker installed. The guy did various tests on the cooker. Not too sure what exactly but he definitely tripped the rcd during one test and probably did insulation test etc. (240v uk system). Obviously I found pc powered off when he left. Now it wont post and just gives dreaded 00 code. I have stripped to just CPU, tried with one ram stick installed, tried another psu, reflashed BIOS, discharged caps / left unplugged etc, and tried with ln2 off / on, tried another cooler, tried applying pressure to CPU etc. All to no avail
The pc has asus maximus viii and has been stable with no overclocking since being built around 3 or so years back. Cant believe this is a coincidence but surely he would have checked that no sensitive equipment was plugged in to mains if his tests could have caused damage.
The psu seems fine, the board lights up on power, bios flashback seems to work as it should, cpu cooler fires up, but none of the voltage/status leds light up and CPU doest seem to be producing any heat.
Any electricians know what commissioning a cooker would entail or whether it could have killed my system? I thought it might be worth trying a new bios chip if this might help?
The pc has asus maximus viii and has been stable with no overclocking since being built around 3 or so years back. Cant believe this is a coincidence but surely he would have checked that no sensitive equipment was plugged in to mains if his tests could have caused damage.
The psu seems fine, the board lights up on power, bios flashback seems to work as it should, cpu cooler fires up, but none of the voltage/status leds light up and CPU doest seem to be producing any heat.
Any electricians know what commissioning a cooker would entail or whether it could have killed my system? I thought it might be worth trying a new bios chip if this might help?
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