Hello, I'm having a pretty big issue with my PC reading from my drives. The build isnt even 2 months old, and I'm just at a loss as to what the issue could be.
My specs are as follows:
EVGA 550 PSU Bronze
MSI B450 Motherboard
Ryzen 5 2400G
XFX Radeon 580 8GB Black Edition (overclocked to appropriate XFX specifications)
1x8GB G.skill Aegis 3000ddr4
Kingston 250 GB SSD
Seagate 1000 GB HDD
I left my PC on overnight (idling on Youtube) and had to turn it off because of a constant clicking sound which woke me up. I didnt know what it was, so I tried to shut down, but my PC locked up at this point and I had to do a forced shut down on my case's power panel. I left it as is until this morning.
I tried shutting it on, and the PC just refuses to boot any of my drives. I have Windows 10 on my SSD which does not get recognized by the motherboard, nor my HDD, which I found made the same clicking noises when I tried to start up my system. When both are connected or only one is connected, the result is the same.
Booting it without any of my data drives connected still allows me to access the system BIOS though, for some reason. Im not sure why this is the case.
In terns of what may have caused this, I recently overclocked my graphics card, but it was to company specifications indicated on the website.
I have no idea where the issue lies. I narrowed it down to either both the HDD and SSDs suddenly failing (but my SSD was purchased just a month ago, and the HDD, though old, never experienced any issues up until now) a motherboard issue (though the BIOS still loads perfectly, and the fans and graphics card seem to work), or a PSU issue (if it has an issue, why is it that everything else functions?) , but I'm just not sure as to which one has the problem...
My specs are as follows:
EVGA 550 PSU Bronze
MSI B450 Motherboard
Ryzen 5 2400G
XFX Radeon 580 8GB Black Edition (overclocked to appropriate XFX specifications)
1x8GB G.skill Aegis 3000ddr4
Kingston 250 GB SSD
Seagate 1000 GB HDD
I left my PC on overnight (idling on Youtube) and had to turn it off because of a constant clicking sound which woke me up. I didnt know what it was, so I tried to shut down, but my PC locked up at this point and I had to do a forced shut down on my case's power panel. I left it as is until this morning.
I tried shutting it on, and the PC just refuses to boot any of my drives. I have Windows 10 on my SSD which does not get recognized by the motherboard, nor my HDD, which I found made the same clicking noises when I tried to start up my system. When both are connected or only one is connected, the result is the same.
Booting it without any of my data drives connected still allows me to access the system BIOS though, for some reason. Im not sure why this is the case.
In terns of what may have caused this, I recently overclocked my graphics card, but it was to company specifications indicated on the website.
I have no idea where the issue lies. I narrowed it down to either both the HDD and SSDs suddenly failing (but my SSD was purchased just a month ago, and the HDD, though old, never experienced any issues up until now) a motherboard issue (though the BIOS still loads perfectly, and the fans and graphics card seem to work), or a PSU issue (if it has an issue, why is it that everything else functions?) , but I'm just not sure as to which one has the problem...