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My computer does not display. I have tried using my intergrated graphics but it didn’t do anything. I then tested my GPU and my SSD in my brother’s computer and they bothed worked fine. Should I buy a new motherboard? 

 

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It's an old build about two years. One day it froze while using. After I forced restarted it, it stopped displaying.

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Alright, so I bought a new motherboard put everything back together and now it turns on for a split second and turns off.  What do I do?

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2 hours ago, zacic said:

Alright, so I bought a new motherboard put everything back together and now it turns on for a split second and turns off.  What do I do?

I'm not that smart when it comes to pc stuff but if u have replaced with a new motherboard and you know that your monitor works for sure (if you're not sure then try to plug something else in it to see). if u have a GPU try to make sure power is plugged into the card. it could be ram if not put in correctly so try to take that out and put it back in. maybe a CPU but honesty after a freeze I don't think that would be it. you might need to reinstall windows because I have had to do that when my computer froze and didn't turn back on I had to make a new boot drive off of a USB to boot into the windows installer tool. honestly, I hope this helped good luck 

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4 hours ago, ELITEGAMING said:

I'm not that smart when it comes to pc stuff but if u have replaced with a new motherboard and you know that your monitor works for sure (if you're not sure then try to plug something else in it to see). if u have a GPU try to make sure power is plugged into the card. it could be ram if not put in correctly so try to take that out and put it back in. maybe a CPU but honesty after a freeze I don't think that would be it. you might need to reinstall windows because I have had to do that when my computer froze and didn't turn back on I had to make a new boot drive off of a USB to boot into the windows installer tool. honestly, I hope this helped good luck 

Thank you for replying! I have ordered some new Ram to test if that’s the problem. After the ram is tested my last component I have not tested would be my CPU, although like you I highly doubt it is my CPU. I might bring it in to my local computer repair shop and see what their opinion is. 

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So you have tested the PSU to make sure it is not going bad?

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Primary Computer (In Progress):

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CASE: ROSEWIL THOR V2 Black

CPU:

Motherboard:

GPU: SAPPHIRE VEGA 56 -TBU RTX 2070 SUPER

RAM: 48 GB CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX
PSU: SEASONIC PRIME 1300 W GOLD

STORAGE: 4x SEAGATE EXOS 4TB | Sans Digital HDD 5-Bay Rack | Sisun IDE SATA HDD Docking Station 

SOUND SYSTEM: Logitech Z506 Surround Sound via Vantec USB External 7.1 Channel Audio Adapter  

MOUSE: 16000DPI GAMING MOUSE

KEYBOARD: -PENDING-

MONITOR: -PENDING- AOC AGON AG241QX 24" -PENDING-

COOLING:  CPU: Noctua NH-D15 -3x NF-F12 Fan MOD || 10-12X NF-F12 || EXHAUST: 3x NA-A12x25

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Motherboard: ASUS M5A97 R2.0

GPU: Zotac GeForce GTX 970 AMP! Omega Core Edition 

RAM: 24GB Kingston HyperX Savage 1600MHz DDR3
PSU: Antec High Current Gamer HCG-900W

STORAGE: 5x Western Digital Black 2TB - WD2003FZEX | Sans Digital HDD 5-Bay Rack | Sisun IDE SATA HDD Docking Station 

SOUND SYSTEM: Logitech Z506 Surround Sound via Vantec USB External 7.1 Channel Audio Adapter  

MOUSE: PUREX 2400 DPI Wired Laser Gaming Mouse

KEYBOARD: DBPOWER 104 Key -3 Backlit -I KNOW! Linus doesn't approve -I have glued it to the desk and it works well for my needs.

MONITOR: ASUS VS247H-P 24 Inch 

COOLING: CPU: Noctua NH-D14 -3x NF-F12 Fan MOD || 10-12X NF-F12 || EXHAUST: 3x NA-A12x25

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10 hours ago, kingknightrider said:

So you have tested the PSU to make sure it is not going bad?

I have. Before buying this new motherboard I purchased a new PSU and it didn't change anything. So I figured the PSU was fine. Update, I tested new RAM and got no results.

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On 3/28/2019 at 4:52 PM, zacic said:

I have. Before buying this new motherboard I purchased a new PSU and it didn't change anything. So I figured the PSU was fine. Update, I tested new RAM and got no results.

have you tested your GPU

 

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