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Pc not booting (not putting anything on display after power up)

jackowako23
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Hey guys,

Went to turn on my PC this morning and no boot! I’ve done all of the usual no boot fixing things, and nothing still. Removed and replaced RAM, checked everything is plugged in properly, cleared cmos, removed battery, cleared cmos again, removed gpu, tried another, I’ve done everything, still nothing. Any help is appreciated:)

 

Jack 🙂

Specs:

Ryzen3 3200g (yes I know, I have a new one on the way)

Gigabyte G1 GTX 1070

Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB 2x8gb @3600mhz

Asus Prime B450M-A

Deepcool Gammax 120L V2

Unknown brand GX700 power supply (I KNOW OKAY I KNOW DONT BULLY ME)

 

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Check if the PSU works by jumping it https://www.silverstonetek.com/downloads/QA/PSU/PSU-Paper Clip-EN.pdf

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Find out the PSU brand and make sure it did not fail. If its from a reputable company you may still be in the warranty period. If not you probably have to get a new PSU.

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23 minutes ago, Universes said:

Check if the PSU works by jumping it https://www.silverstonetek.com/downloads/QA/PSU/PSU-Paper Clip-EN.pdf

 

7 minutes ago, RaidenX said:

Find out the PSU brand and make sure it did not fail. If its from a reputable company you may still be in the warranty period. If not you probably have to get a new PSU.


I will try this, but the PSU fan and all components power up like normal, could it still be failing?

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3 minutes ago, jackowako23 said:

I will try this, but the PSU fan and all components power up like normal, could it still be failing?

Just cause the fan turns on doesn't mean the rest of the PSU works. What components are you talking about? The PSU? What other components of the PSU are powering up? If you mean other components of your computer, what is powering on that somehow isn't also booting up the computer?

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14 minutes ago, Universes said:

Just cause the fan turns on doesn't mean the rest of the PSU works. What components are you talking about? The PSU? What other components of the PSU are powering up? If you mean other components of your computer, what is powering on that somehow isn't also booting up the computer?

Everything in the computer is powering up (gpu, fans, cpu cooler, motherboard lights, ram lights) 

 

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