Question PC not powering up

[petaeduard]

The issue started from yesterday, while gaming the pc kept turning off. The weird thing was that I couldn’t turn it back on, except if only I powered on/off the PSU from its power button. I figured that this might be because high CPU temps, so I decided to change the CPU paste.

When I reconnected the PSU power cable after the whole process, I kept hearing some static, probably because I forgot to power down the PSU before disconnecting it in the first place.

Now my PC won’t power up, even after switching the PSU button on/off, but the Motherboard Asus Strix led is on, so I guess the mobo is getting power.

I have time until Monday since that’s when PC repair shops are opening up, so could you suggest some fixes or have any idea what could be the issue? Thanks!

 

[petaeduard]

Oh also the standby led is on.

https://imgur.com/8cRFl3W

View: https://i.imgur.com/8cRFl3W.jpg

 

[Grobe]

If you're already booked in an repair shop, there is probably no reason dealing with this yourself ?

At least without providing some basic info about the computer and specs - and specify whatever you mean with "hearing some static", there is really nothing to go on in order to provide any meaningful help.

 

[petaeduard]

If you're already booked in an repair shop, there is probably no reason dealing with this yourself ?

At least without providing some basic info about the computer and specs - and specify whatever you mean with "hearing some static", there is really nothing to go on in order to provide any meaningful help.

I haven’t booked it yet but I’m planning to bring my pc to one on Monday if I can’t fix it myself.

By static I mean electricity sounds, probably due to the connecting the PSU while under tension.

specs:
Asus Strix x470-F Gaming
Cpu: ryzen 2600x
PSU: Corsair RM650i
GPU: Msi 1080 GTX TI
RAM: 2x 8Gb Hyperx

Let me know if you need any other info

 

[rgd1101]

full system spec? include make and model of the psu

 

[Grobe]

Are the PSU older than the rest of the system ?

Have you experienced other kind of symptoms regarding stability or program crashes ?

Have you done any changes (both hardware and software) to the system prior to the issues began ?

I'd recommend you check voltages and temperatures during stress test, use OCCT for that and upload screen shots that show temperatures and voltages (should include 12V).

 

[petaeduard]

Are the PSU older than the rest of the system ?

Have you experienced other kind of symptoms regarding stability or program crashes ?

Have you done any changes (both hardware and software) to the system prior to the issues began ?

I'd recommend you check voltages and temperatures during stress test, use OCCT for that and upload screen shots that show temperatures and voltages (should include 12V).

I have not had the chance to do stress tests since the issues started yesterday and the first thing I did was to change the CPU thermal paste, as I was thinking the shutdowns were because of overheating. After the paste change, the PC doesn’t power up anymore, so obviusly I can’t do any tests now.

PSU is just as old as the other components and didn’t encounter any issues whatsoever until yesterday.

Also I didn’t do any other changes hardware or software wise before and after the shutdown issues started.

 

[petaeduard]

full system spec? include make and model of the psu

just edited my post above