PC powers on, black screen displays, sometimes shuts off again.

[brandon.seston]

PC powers on, black screen displays, sometimes shuts off again.

Hello! I'm having the issue discribed above. Prior to this current state I was having some issues with my monitors flickering and at times displaying a pinkish, somewhat lined screen.

So far I've checked all the cables and removed the ram and reinstalled them. I'll provide a PC Part Picker link to my current build.

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Vadarwolf/saved/dqgr6h

Thank you!

 

[cin19]

Hello! I'm having the issue discribed above. Prior to this current state I was having some issues with my monitors flickering and at times displaying a pinkish, somewhat lined screen.

That related to GPU, monitor. First to try: remove the HD7950, try other GPU, if you don't have any gpu, then go to local PC shop ask for help. But before go to the PC shop, try other monitor first, make sure the monitor works.

 

[brandon.seston]

Hello! I'm having the issue discribed above. Prior to this current state I was having some issues with my monitors flickering and at times displaying a pinkish, somewhat lined screen.

That related to GPU, monitor. First to try: remove the HD7950, try other GPU, if you don't have any gpu, then go to local PC shop ask for help. But before go to the PC shop, try other monitor first, make sure the monitor works.

Hello, I'm going to try and swap the GPU. I should have a replacement on Monday to try out. Right now I have two monitors set up (dvi, HDMI) and both have been tested and are working.

I'll update if the GPU swap works!

 

[brandon.seston]

So I've replaced the gpu with a new 1050ti. No changes. Ideas?

 

[cin19]

Because you used the AMD GPU, you need to uninstall the AMD GPU driver first, but the PC does not have display, so you may try to remove the boot drive, then boot the PC to see you can get the display on monitor or not.

 

[brandon.seston]

Because you used the AMD GPU, you need to uninstall the AMD GPU driver first, but the PC does not have display, so you may try to remove the boot drive, then boot the PC to see you can get the display on monitor or not.

Okay. I understand what you mean about the gpu driver situation. I'm not sure how to remove the boot drive or what what will do?

 

[cin19]

You can just disconnect the SATA data/power cables.

 

[brandon.seston]

You can just disconnect the SATA data/power cables.

Okay, I gave that a shot. No noticeable change.

I should mention as well, at this point the monitors no longer respond to the powering on in any way.

At this point I'm beginning to think this is a power supply issue?

 

[cin19]

Try this: "Bench it - Troubleshooting" but you have to use one GPU http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-1753671/bench-troubleshooting.html

For the PSU test: https://www.evga.com/support/faq/afmviewfaq.aspx?faqid=59582

 

[brandon.seston]

Try this: "Bench it - Troubleshooting" but you have to use one GPU http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-1753671/bench-troubleshooting.html

For the PSU test: https://www.evga.com/support/faq/afmviewfaq.aspx?faqid=59582

Only one GPU is installed, the 1050ti. The computer doesn't even post?