*This computer has been working for nearly 5 months prior to this issue.
While I playing Minecraft and watching Amazon Prime on Chrome I experienced a sudden shut-off from my computer.
My computer:
AMD RYZEN 9 3900X
ASUS TUF GAMING B550M-PLUS
GTX 1660 Ti -> REPLACED with ZOTAC 3060; assumed GPU was cooked, purchased 3060, still getting VGA light.
64 GB (4 x 16) TridentZ Gskill 3200
EVGA 750 GT Gold Plus Cert. PSU
So far, I've switched GPUs, I purchased a second motherboard, I've tried one stick of ram at a time, I've cleared CMOS, I've tried re-seating CPU, rebuilding the PC, as well as trying the second 8-pin on my PSU. Everything has lead to the VGA light still being illuminated.
Any thoughts? At this point I'm going to have an entirely new computer by the time I've figured out what might be the issue. I'm unable to post, meaning no bios changes due to no integrated graphics either.
While I playing Minecraft and watching Amazon Prime on Chrome I experienced a sudden shut-off from my computer.
My computer:
AMD RYZEN 9 3900X
ASUS TUF GAMING B550M-PLUS
GTX 1660 Ti -> REPLACED with ZOTAC 3060; assumed GPU was cooked, purchased 3060, still getting VGA light.
64 GB (4 x 16) TridentZ Gskill 3200
EVGA 750 GT Gold Plus Cert. PSU
So far, I've switched GPUs, I purchased a second motherboard, I've tried one stick of ram at a time, I've cleared CMOS, I've tried re-seating CPU, rebuilding the PC, as well as trying the second 8-pin on my PSU. Everything has lead to the VGA light still being illuminated.
Any thoughts? At this point I'm going to have an entirely new computer by the time I've figured out what might be the issue. I'm unable to post, meaning no bios changes due to no integrated graphics either.
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