Good Evening all,
I have an older system in my home that is used by my sister. She had been experiencing BSODs the last few days until today when the machine decided it no longer wanted to boot.
Quick Specs:
i7-3770K
Gigabyte Z77-UD5H
16GB Corsair Vengenance LPX 1600MHZ
Win 10 Pro
PSU - Older OCZ Stealthstream 2 600 watt
So originally, it was sitting on automatic repair for windows then it stopped booting in general and now it no longer posts to show Bios. I also see Bug Code 15 then 32 on the error display.
I have already removed the battery to reset CMOS and I tried each ram stick in each ram slot just to see if there was an obvious RAM issue. I don't believe it is a PSU issue, but I will be rebuilding another system tomorrow, I will connect its seasonic X650 power supply to it and see if I see anything different. I have also stripped the motherboard and all from the case and built it on a motherboard box to make sure there was no shorting or anything like that.
With that said, does anyone have any other ideas if the power supply checks out?
Thanks
Chris
I have an older system in my home that is used by my sister. She had been experiencing BSODs the last few days until today when the machine decided it no longer wanted to boot.
Quick Specs:
i7-3770K
Gigabyte Z77-UD5H
16GB Corsair Vengenance LPX 1600MHZ
Win 10 Pro
PSU - Older OCZ Stealthstream 2 600 watt
So originally, it was sitting on automatic repair for windows then it stopped booting in general and now it no longer posts to show Bios. I also see Bug Code 15 then 32 on the error display.
I have already removed the battery to reset CMOS and I tried each ram stick in each ram slot just to see if there was an obvious RAM issue. I don't believe it is a PSU issue, but I will be rebuilding another system tomorrow, I will connect its seasonic X650 power supply to it and see if I see anything different. I have also stripped the motherboard and all from the case and built it on a motherboard box to make sure there was no shorting or anything like that.
With that said, does anyone have any other ideas if the power supply checks out?
Thanks
Chris