Last week, my psu gave out on me so I bought a new one to replace it. The first time I turned my pc on with the new power supply everything worked fine up until the login screen in which it crashes. At that time I was using windows 10. I figured it was just some corrupted files so I grabbed my Windows 7 recovery disk to see if using a different os would fix the problem. Now I can get to desktop without any issues but after a couple of minutes it will freeze with no blue screen. The only driver I have installed is for ethernet. I cant install any other driver due to the freezing. Starting in safe mode resulted in a freeze as well. I think the power supply failure ruined my hard drive. What do you guys think?
Specs:
GPU- GTX 1060 6GB (no drivers installed)
CPU- AMD FX-8350 with Wraith Cooler
RAM- 16GB DDR3
PSU- ROSEWILL ARC 550W
Specs:
GPU- GTX 1060 6GB (no drivers installed)
CPU- AMD FX-8350 with Wraith Cooler
RAM- 16GB DDR3
PSU- ROSEWILL ARC 550W
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