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Hello, Have you figured out this issue? I have noticed same behaviour on my RX 580. It triggers completely randomly. Last ramp up happened while only spotify was running and nothing else, I was just laying on the bed and it scared the shit out of me, sounds like airplane taking off for 2-3 seconds and then goes back to normal. Drivers are the latest version.

Yep, just tested new psu with my friends setup and it works well. I guess my mobo is a bust, will have to change it. I was stupid that I didn't test my previous psu, because I think it wasn't even broken, just didn't work because of my mobo. It is just strange why mobo worked with new psu for a day.

So, the problem is a quite interesting one. The thing is, a week ago, something happened to my computer out of nowhere. It was not turning on (the day before it worked just fine). Symptoms: when I press the power button, fans spin for like 1-2 secs, turn off, and then the same repeats. Kinda like a bootloop, but there is no post, no beeps, nothing. Okay I thought, lets diagnose this. Tried: unplugging ram sticks, booting without ram, with one ram stick, without gpu, without hard drives, still nothing, all the same. What came to my mind is that either psu or my motherboard were bust. Brought my mobo with cpu, ram and gpu to a friend, hooked up to his psu, motherboard booted up to uefi without a problem. Happy to have recognized the problem, I ordered a new psu Corsair CX550. And yesterday, I hooked up that new psu to my system, booted it, everything worked perfectly, I was so relieved having solved the problem. But now the worst part: I tried to boot the pc after night, and the symptoms are the same. It is not booting. Just like before. What I will do now is take my psu to a friend and try to boot his system with my new psu. If his system won't boot, I will know that the psu is fried. I will get it to warranty and if I get a new one I don't really want to hook it up my system again. Now my question would be, can a faulty mobo fry the psu? Maybe anyone have ever gotten anything same? PC specs: mobo: Asrock H87-M ram: 2x8 GB Crucial Ballistix gpu: Gigabyte GTX660 2GB OC psu: was (corsair cx600, worked fine for 5 years), now (corsair cx550) cpu: Intel i5-4570 SSD: Crucial MX250 HDD: Seagate 7200rpm 1TB

Thanks!

I live in Lithuania (Eastern Europe). I bought a new NZXT S340 case and I was just thinking of getting an ATX mobo insted of mATX so it would be easier to repair or upgrade something. I'm planning on few upgrades later in life (maybe even a i7-4770k at some point), but I'm doing everything step-by-step since being a student and buying PC parts with my own money is pretty tough

So the title sums it all, I'm planning on changing my motherboard because current Asrock H87M has partly broken BIOS. Computer when booted works fine, but I can't restart it since it goes to a bootloop unless I unplug it from the power source. For that reason I can't even install proper Windows updates that require a restart. So far I've chosen the Gigabyte GA-Z97P-D3. It has a Z97 chip, 4 ram slots and it costs about 80 euros, which is great for me. Maybe there are better deals in this price range, so please give suggestions and your thoughts. Thanks! Current build: PSU: Corsair CX600 CPU: Intel i5-4570 3.2Ghz MOBO: Asrock H87M Storage: 1 TB Seagate HDD SSD: Crucial MX300 250 GB RAM: 2x8 GB Crucial Ballistix Sport GPU: Gigabyte GTX 660 OC 2GB (planning to upgrade in the near future)

There is already a bendtest video of Lenovo s90. I don't know if it's marketing but seems that it is way more sturdy than iPhone 6+. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkYiyzfoEe0