pc support #help My stops working if I bang my pc table really Hard ;-;

[AdibHasanOmi]

So my Specs are,
CPU: Ryzen 5 3500X
Motherboard: Asus PRIME B450M-A
RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16GB(8x2) DDR4 3200MHz

Graphics Card: Gigabyte NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER OC
PSU: Antec VP550 Plus

So here is the thing, I have my case on a separate table and if I move it a little like my chair hits the table or my pc case shakes a little my pc turns off some time just goes blank monitor and everything else runs and sometime it makes some irrrirrrirr noise and then shows a blue screen with some error like Memory. It Turns off and doesn't work for a couple of hours and I have to continuously turn my pc off and on to make it work again. Some months ago I found a solution that is to remove a ram and my pc will turn on and after turning on I turn off my pc again and add the other ram and restart everything back to normal like nothing happened. I need a solution one more thing I should add that my pc motherboard has some of it screws missing ;-;, when I build this babe I didn't knew a single thing about pc build so I didn't noticed this. Somedays ago I pulled my whole system out everything just didn't opened the CPU cooler, I found out that one of the power supply Motherboard Connection the BIG one I think it is called 8-pin connector is mission one of its metal thing it missing. That's all the info I have for this problem I have been facing this problem for a long time I need a solution and I have the money now to replace the parts that needs to be replaced. First I thought it was the case and motherboard problem because it doesn't have a  few screw in it maybe that is why it shakes turn off, and somedays ago I saw that maybe it can be a ram voltage problem now I heard that the ram model is also can be a  faulty one. And when I opened it up there was a metal missing from the motherboard power supply connector. I am really helpless now pls help me out ;-; 

[DoctorNick]

Do your PC have a hard drive? If yes, ty to remove that. Check if the power cable to the PSU is loose or if the power brick it run on is faulty.

[DoctorNick]

Could be a fault PSU cable actually, I have experienced that in the past.

[AdibHasanOmi]

8 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Do your PC have a hard drive? If yes, ty to remove that. Check if the power cable to the PSU is loose or if the power brick it run on is faulty.

Yes I have a Hard drive let me try to unplug it then. Power cable to PSU is not loose I checked that

[AdibHasanOmi]

2 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Could be a fault PSU cable actually, I have experienced that in the past.

Yeah I can buy a better PSU cable then, but what do you think is there something wrong with the RAM? or Motherboard?

 

[191x7]

Check all the connections.

Check your power strip.

[DoctorNick]

Just now, AdibHasanOmi said:

Yeah I can buy a better PSU cable then, but what do you think is there something wrong with the RAM? or Motherboard?

 

Hard to tell. Most likely not ram unless its loose. The thing you're saying is that if you bang the table, PC shuts down, so most likely a problem with PSU or just the cable. It dosen't have to be some special cable. Any PSU power cable will do. You could for example test using your monitors power cable instead. If your PC has a hard drive (with a disk), you could try remowing that. If it's faulty it might be sensitve to movement (vibration). 

[AdibHasanOmi]

39 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Check all the connections.

Check your power strip.

I have checked everything as I mentioned in the first post only problem I saw was that a PSU to motherboard 8-pin connector was missing a metal hold or something  

[AdibHasanOmi]

38 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Hard to tell. Most likely not ram unless its loose. The thing you're saying is that if you bang the table, PC shuts down, so most likely a problem with PSU or just the cable. It dosen't have to be some special cable. Any PSU power cable will do. You could for example test using your monitors power cable instead. If your PC has a hard drive (with a disk), you could try remowing that. If it's faulty it might be sensitve to movement (vibration). 

YES, I just checked it's really stuck good there nothing can move it from it's place. I just unplugged and plugged it just doing this is hard so its not the issue. I just banged my case really hard and even left it up a little and dropped nothing happened like 0_0. So I shaked the power cable(nothing changed) and then I shaked the RAM And it frooze but didn't made the werid noise or shut it self completely. Then I restarted and BIOS went to Recovery I again restarted and it was blank then I did the trick where I remove a RAM for temporary and it booted perfectly

[DoctorNick]

21 minutes ago, AdibHasanOmi said:

YES, I just checked it's really stuck good there nothing can move it from it's place. I just unplugged and plugged it just doing this is hard so its not the issue. I just banged my case really hard and even left it up a little and dropped nothing happened like 0_0. So I shaked the power cable(nothing changed) and then I shaked the RAM And it frooze but didn't made the werid noise or shut it self completely. Then I restarted and BIOS went to Recovery I again restarted and it was blank then I did the trick where I remove a RAM for temporary and it booted perfectly

Hmm maybe ram is loose. Try to put more force on the stick when plugging it in. Your memory slot might be bad.. Also maybe try to remove CMOS battery while PSU is off for 5 min.. 

[AdibHasanOmi]

48 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Hmm maybe ram is loose. Try to put more force on the stick when plugging it in. Your memory slot might be bad.. Also maybe try to remove CMOS battery while PSU is off for 5 min.. 

CMOS doesn't work when my pc just shuts down and don't turn on Tried to do CMOS 2-3 times nothing happens then Only fast solution is to pull one ram out and turn on computer!

 

[DoctorNick]

Just now, AdibHasanOmi said:

CMOS doesn't work when my pc just shuts down and don't turn on Tried to do CMOS 2-3 times nothing happens then Only fast solution is to pull one ram out and turn on computer!

 

Alright somthing is up with that motherboda

[AdibHasanOmi]

1 hour ago, DoctorNick said:

Alright somthing is up with that motherboda

I saw some post about Ram voltage and checked all my voltage everything was fine, its ether the Motherboard or PSU, I don't know how to check which one, I have the money to buy a motherboard but if its the PSU then I won't have the money to buy new PSU for months

 

[DoctorNick]

2 minutes ago, AdibHasanOmi said:

I saw some post about Ram voltage and checked all my voltage everything was fine, its ether the Motherboard or PSU, I don't know how to check which one, I have the money to buy a motherboard but if its the PSU then I won't have the money to buy new PSU for months

 

Could you take it to a repair shop and pay them to test the components? It's hard to say if its a mechanical issue with the memory slot

[AdibHasanOmi]

1 hour ago, DoctorNick said:

Could you take it to a repair shop and pay them to test the components? It's hard to say if its a mechanical issue with the memory slot

Yeah I am thinking of that, After exam I will go and give it a check up. But I really wanna find the problem. And the BIOS recovery mode it happened for the first time

[AdibHasanOmi]

On 5/17/2022 at 7:58 PM, DoctorNick said:

Could you take it to a repair shop and pay them to test the components? It's hard to say if its a mechanical issue with the memory slot

Bro, there was some screw lose and some missing screw I opened up my whole motherboard and casing and build the whole thing again now if I even drop the casing its working!