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Cadeauken

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Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Texas, USA
  • Interests
    Gaming (All systems), Guitar, Eating, Comic conventions / cosplay
  • Biography
    Hiya, i'm Cade, a very amateur builder of PC's and life-long gamer. I'm 16 years old so i have much to still learn about, well everything so teach away. I consider my PC specs to be mid-low range but plan on upgrading as time progresses
  • Occupation
    Varies, part time jobs

System

  • CPU
    Intel i3 4150
  • Motherboard
    MSI Micro ATX DDR3 H81M-E34
  • RAM
    Samsung DDR3 8gb (Two 4gb sticks)
  • GPU
    Nvidia EVGA GTX 750ti
  • Case
    Rosewill Nautilus Mid Tower ATX
  • Storage
    1Tb Samsung HDD
  • PSU
    EVGA w1 80+ 500w
  • Cooling
    Case fans
  • Keyboard
    Rocksoul Tri-Color Backlit Membrane Keyboard
  • Mouse
    Razer Deathadder Chroma RGB
  • Sound
    Razer Kraken USB 5.1
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Home 64 bit

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  1. I tried booting with jumpers missing on one of the 3 pronged usb pins, but then placed them on 2 of the pins and it booted fine into windows
  2. (Backstory, skip to next brackets for troubleshooting info) Hello, i am a very new builder, and prior to my assembly of this pc i need help with, my gaming set up was a ~$500 pre built dell desktop with an i3 4150, 8gb of ddr3 ram, a 1tb hdd, dell 300w psu, and a gtx 750ti slapped in there for power. Recently, i decided to buy a case, new motherboard, and psu for upgradability of this machine. I bought an atx tower by rosewill, 500w evga psu, and an msi mini atx (i believe ?) ddr3 mobo. I watched tutorials to help me put it all together and, after a bit of confusion with accidentally misplacing the jumpers, i had success! The pc was up and running like normal after some getting warmed up. [heres where the problems start] However, this morning i opened up star wars jedi knight jedi outcast to play and after a bit left it running to go play xbox downstairs with a friend, upon returning i had a blue screen! Odd especiallyl considering how unintensive the game was. Since the "report" to ms was not loading (0%) i turned the computer off and on again to find no video on my monitors, but all fans running (3 case fans, cpu cooler, gpu, psu, all running) i did extensive researching all day today and tried EVERYTHING i could thus far (resetting cmos, changing ram, reapplying cpu in case there was some loose thermal paste, trying my old motherboard, unplugging hdd to see if it is corrupted) to absolutely no avail. Any advice? Could this be my cpu, psu, or motherboard? And how could i fix it? Thanks in advance for reading all of this and trying to help. If you need any more info ask and i can try to supply UPDATE: I put my computer back in its original shoddy dell case and tried out its 300w power supply, a yellow light came on FINALLY giving me some sort of information, the case looks like this, any ideas?
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