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SOLVED: Turns out one screw on the mobo was too loose. I tightened it up and everything works fine now.

Hello, I have a weird problem with my new PC. PC is working normal when it turns on, but sometimes when I disconnect it from the power cord and plug it back again, there's only a blue light on the mobo and PC don't react to power button. However, unplugging the hdmi cable from the GPU and plugging it back in fixes the problem. I use hdmi-vga adapter for my old monitor (my monitor also behave weird, it will randomly stop working (no power at all) until I plug it into another power cord). There's no information about this blue light in MSI manual. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Specs: Mobo: MSI Mortar b150m CPU: i5-6500 Cooler: SilentiumPC Spartan Pro 3 GPU: Gainward GTX 1070 Dual Ram: HyperX DDR4 8GB Case: SilentiumPC Regnum RG1 PSU: Corsair CX550m

I'm curious, on what exactly did your Pro 3 throttle? It really can't handle Internet browsing or something like Office? I won't play games on it at all, I just need a well-build device for school. I watched a lot of reviews about Surfaces and they were quite positive, I'm surprised that no one likes them here.

Maybe something like MacBook Air, I don't want another plastic laptop that feels like It's going to break. I also want to use computer on bed (laptop fans make this impossible) I can forget about VMware, I'll still have my PC in case of emergency.

What other 2 in 1 device can you recommend for that price?

Hello, I need to choose between Surface Pro 2 or 3. I can buy used Pro 2 for 250$, or used Pro 3 for 500$. Both of them has i5 w/ 4GB of RAM. I need a portable device for multimedia (YouTube etc.), simple AutoCAD editing and VMware emulating. I know Pro 3 has a huge advantage - 12' screen so I can fit a little bit more on the screen. I want to buy Surface because I need something to replace my "gaming" laptop when I build a gaming PC, so the less money I spend the better. Is Pro 3 worth paying double the price? Thanks in advance.