Hi guys,a few days ago my pc went into an on and of loop and remained like that until I pressed the power button and switched it off so to try to narrow down the problem I removed one of the ram from the second memory slot which seemed to fix the problem so I assumed that the ram slot had busted so I kept the removed ram in a drawer and went on using the pc until a few days later the same problem surfaced again and this time I switched the ram back to the second slot the slot which I had originally assumed was busted but strangely enough it worked so my suspicion started going to the gpu which I removed and then I reseated both the rams in their respective slots and tried to boot the pc but unfortunately the pc went back in the on and off loop so then i tried to boot the pc with individual ram sticks which kinda worked so then I reseated both the ram sticks in their respective slots and I put the gpu back in its slot while both the rams were also in their respective slots but the pc again went into an on and of loop so I tried removing ram from the second slot which once again seemed to fix the problem.
At this point I'm really not sure which part is at fault here whether its the gpu,cpu,mobo,psu or memory?
It will be highly appreciated if any one can shed some light on the situation who had this or a similar problem and were able to solve it.
I hope I was clear enough about the situation.
Thanks for reading and thanks in advance,below are my system specs.
I5 2500k
Asrock b75m
Sapphire hd 7970
SEASONIC SS-750JS 750W
Gskill rip jaws 2*4 gb ram
250 gb primary 1 tb secondary.
At this point I'm really not sure which part is at fault here whether its the gpu,cpu,mobo,psu or memory?
It will be highly appreciated if any one can shed some light on the situation who had this or a similar problem and were able to solve it.
I hope I was clear enough about the situation.
Thanks for reading and thanks in advance,below are my system specs.
I5 2500k
Asrock b75m
Sapphire hd 7970
SEASONIC SS-750JS 750W
Gskill rip jaws 2*4 gb ram
250 gb primary 1 tb secondary.