- Jan 29, 2024
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I need help 🙁 IM SO CONFUSED
One morning i went to turn on my pc but, alas, i got no post (all lights were working, and fans were spinning) and my motherboard was showing a dram debug light. First, i tested all the basic fixes, like resetting the bios, and reseating all cables and components, but still no post. I assuumed it was a ram issue, but when i tested a new kit, i still got no post. i then tested a new motherboard, but still no post. Then, i assumed it had to be my cpu, so i sent that out for warranty, but i was told that the cpu was still working fine. As a last-ditch effort, i contacted a local computer guy to ask if i could borrow a psu for testing. i plugged all the cables into the pc, but however, the psu he gave me was one pcie cable short for my gpu. I still tested the pc, and to my excitement, the motherboard was now just showing a vga debug light, and i could now turn the pc on and off by the button, without having to unplug the psu (how i had to before). So, i went onto amazon to buy a new psu, but many were too expensive. I ended up going to amazon warehouse deals and bought a rog strix 750w aura edition psu for 150$ AUD. When the psu arrived at my house, the box looked new, and all the bags inside were completely unopened and sealed. I plugged the new psu in, only to now see a cpu debug light. Im assuming the new psu is the issue, but could i really be this unlucky that the first psu i buy for testing is dead on arrival, or is there anything else that could possibly be wrong with my pc. I JUST WANT MY PC WORKING AGAIN. will i have to take up the warranty with rog?
One morning i went to turn on my pc but, alas, i got no post (all lights were working, and fans were spinning) and my motherboard was showing a dram debug light. First, i tested all the basic fixes, like resetting the bios, and reseating all cables and components, but still no post. I assuumed it was a ram issue, but when i tested a new kit, i still got no post. i then tested a new motherboard, but still no post. Then, i assumed it had to be my cpu, so i sent that out for warranty, but i was told that the cpu was still working fine. As a last-ditch effort, i contacted a local computer guy to ask if i could borrow a psu for testing. i plugged all the cables into the pc, but however, the psu he gave me was one pcie cable short for my gpu. I still tested the pc, and to my excitement, the motherboard was now just showing a vga debug light, and i could now turn the pc on and off by the button, without having to unplug the psu (how i had to before). So, i went onto amazon to buy a new psu, but many were too expensive. I ended up going to amazon warehouse deals and bought a rog strix 750w aura edition psu for 150$ AUD. When the psu arrived at my house, the box looked new, and all the bags inside were completely unopened and sealed. I plugged the new psu in, only to now see a cpu debug light. Im assuming the new psu is the issue, but could i really be this unlucky that the first psu i buy for testing is dead on arrival, or is there anything else that could possibly be wrong with my pc. I JUST WANT MY PC WORKING AGAIN. will i have to take up the warranty with rog?
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