need help, memory esd?

[terry0412x]

So I moved my computer room to room, and a couple days later I would experience these weird crashes. The computer would stay on but there would be no display, no sound, and I believe the computer would make a noise like a reboot. I think what happened is my psu cable touched my memory stick, and that got esd. I had another stick in there, too, which explains functionality.

Then, I ran a windows memory diag. Computer did the same thing midway, and I went to sleep. Woke up with a headache and the computer on the same 'standby' mode. Now the computer won't turn on aside from getting power (no display, keyboard/mouse lights stay off). So I fried my processor and the temp. headache was inhaling fumes. See, when I awoke, my case fan wasn't running.

My gpu fan still funtions when I turn the computer on.

So my question is, what do I buy? A memory stick or two, and a processor? Am I correct or wrong? Thanks

 

[terry0412x]

When I checked the computee, the psu cable was still touching the memory stick.

 

[Tradesman1]

Make sure everthing is hooked up correctly and snugly, DRAM and all add in boards are in snug...if still problems may want to bench it, maybe shorting on something, have a guide that might help here:

http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-1753671/bench-troubleshooting.html

 

[terry0412x]

Computer was fine until something shorted. Can't benchmark, no cpu

 

[terry0412x]

So my question is can the psu wire short my menory stick

 

[Tradesman1]

If bare wire exposed, yes

 

[terry0412x]

Thanks, I really appreciate the responses. Here is what it looks like , with the wire not touching a memory stick anymore

SORRY here's the link
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I'm almost certain that it was the memory stick. I just hope that it wasn't the corsair psu I believe is 550w to be the issue. Computer built relatively new, maybe a year has passed. Not too worried if its my gpu, since I have a backup.

Have to take a bit of a wild guess, kinda had a cpu not working issue before so the bootup is almost definitely dueto cpu to my understanding. As for the initial problem, I certainly hope its just the memory.

So, in the photo, is that bare wire?