Shawn Beck

Clearing CMOS didn't help, the RAM works..

Hey, I built this computer (named Linda )3 years ago, and last summer during a warm period in Denmark. It turned off during a heavy gaming session... This issue is quite complex, since myself, and a couple of IT friends couldn't resolve the problem.. We even chanced the powersupply unit. The computer doesn't turn off.. Pressing the power button allows the fans to spin for sometime, but doesn't turn the computer on. It seems that the fans stays on longer when the GPU is taken off power... I really hope I can get a cheap and easy fix for this one, cause otherwise I won't be able to play for a looong time... Thanks for your time! Sincerely Shawn and Sick Linda. RIG: Gigabyte GA-X79-UP4, socket-2011 intel Core I7-4820K 32 gb kingston hyperX Beast. DDR3 Asus PCE-AC68 EVGA Geforce GTX1080 FTW edition. Corsair TX850M, 850W PSU Silverstone Tundra TD02 CPU WaterCooling.

I think the serie is very huge!. A friend of mine overclocks his Vram on a Evga geforce gtx 970 4 gb to 8 gb.... And play with over 5500 mhz... He loves Shadow of Mordor..

I liked that you did play DOOM at the mountain and not wolfenstien or duke nukem... And the backlight keyboard