No power at all

[Eons32]

So I built a new pc around a month ago, put it together and it to worked great, until two days ago. I had gone to the toilet and when I came back I noticed my pc had turned off completely.
I tried to turn it back on but it wouldn't, nothing would happen, no fans would spin up, no lights, nothing, id only hear a little ting from the psu when I press the power button and a ting again when I flick the switch on the back of the psu.
So I thought my psu had died, replaced it with another and tried it again, once again nothing happened. No lights, no fans and just a little ting from the new psu, similar to before.
So I thought my motherboard might be dead, replaced that today and tried it. Again nothing!! I don't understand what's happened.
Took one stick of ram out, discontinued everything other then both hard drives, 1 monitor and tried again, still nothing at all

Anyone have any ideas? It's seriously depressing now..

Spec:
Ryzen 1700
Msi x370 pro carbon gaming
16 gb ram
Gtx 1080
Ssd 500 gb
Hard drive 2 tbh
Windows 10

 

[lfkfkfkffs]

Try unplugging it from the power and holding down the power button for about 20sec to discharge it. If that doesn't work normally when a system shows no signs of anything going on it's normally the power supply.

 

[Eons32]

I tried discharging it, nothing, and I even tried a completely different psu which I tested to see if it worked. Nothing

 

[Eons32]

Even changed the fuse in the cable with a known working one, still nothing

 

[mcnumpty23]

sounds like a short

try disconnecting the front usb ports from the motherboard if ones faulty it can cause that

if that doesnt help try the motherboard out of the case

 

[Eons32]

So I found out, when I have my gpu in my pc doesn't start, as soon as I take it out and try, it's starts, is the gpu damaged or just catching on something?

 

[mcnumpty23]

it could be catching on something possibly theres only a very small gap for the metal end bit to go into

even though its a pain taking the motherboard out the case will let you know if the gpu is faulty or if its a problem with how its going in

 

[Eons32]

So I took my motherboard out, found out my graphic card itself was the issue, I tried it outside the case and the thing literally caught on fire... haha... looked into it and apparently evga gtx 1080 ftw had been prone to shorting and catching on fire.. I'll have to message evga tomorrow

 

[mcnumpty23]

So I took my motherboard out, found out my graphic card itself was the issue, I tried it outside the case and the thing literally caught on fire... haha... looked into it and apparently evga gtx 1080 ftw had been prone to shorting and catching on fire.. I'll have to message evga tomorrow

ouch

hope you get a free replacement from them