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JohnShepard
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Check all cables (although I doubt something came loose?)
It doesn't look like the PC is getting to post so you can't really check for a code or anything.
I'd test with a separate PSU (if available) to confirm it's not he PSU.

The way it's flickering would lead me to believe it's something to do with power, but hey I'm no engineer.

Better to confirm beyond a doubt than think it's good and walk in circles.

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6 hours ago, JohnShepard said:

What could be the issue here?

Issue is that we don’t know any specs of your system

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