Pc dying

[slashhh123]

Hello guys, so... Video should be self explanatory. What the heck is happening and what could be going wrong? Gpu killed? 

Happens with both hdmi and Dp both brand New cables. Monitor tested with a laptop and works fine so I guess its my pc. Tested on other house and Happens as well. 

 

Happens with anything electrical starting, like fridge`s engine, AC, even a desklamp. 

Its a 5 year old pc, with pretty good specs

 

I7 8700K
Asus z390 - E mb
Cm 212 evo
Asus Strix 2080ti OC Edition 
Gskill Trident Z RGB 2x8 3200mhz
Seasonic 1000w platinum
Phanteks Evolv X
Samsung 970 Evo 256gb
Samsung 860 Evo 500gb
Wd Blue 2tb
Predator X34

 

Everything stock, no oc

 

Thx in advance 

 

God save the Linus

 

[Mark Kaine]

but who is linda? i don't get it...

[slashhh123]

1 minute ago, Mark Kaine said:

but who is linda? i don't get it...

Ups, edited

[Mark Kaine]

23 minutes ago, slashhh123 said:

Happens with anything electrical starting

ok so that's a monitor,  not your tv in the video?

 

 

 

... that said i think an electrician should check the lines in your house,  obviously something wrong there. 

[slashhh123]

30 minutes ago, Mark Kaine said:

ok so that's a monitor,  not your tv in the video?

 

 

 

... that said i think an electrician should check the lines in your house,  obviously something wrong there. 

Correct, thats my monitor 

 

Also, 2 electricians came and checked my house, and the rest of the building, cabling, tension, and other things that I do not understand, according to them seems that everything is running normal, thats why I suspect that the pc is the problem here

[silencer12]

Hard to tell what's happening. Can you give us a close-up?

[Mark Kaine]

3 minutes ago, slashhh123 said:

Correct, thats my monitor 

 

Also, 2 electricians came and checked my house, and the rest of the building, cabling, tension, and other things that I do not understand, according to them seems that everything is running normal, thats why I suspect that the pc is the problem here

ok, so lets say the electricity in your house is good... then normal troubleshooting steps are recommended. 

 

since some variance in the circuit is probably normal,  i would 

A) replace the CMOS battery 

B) replace the PSU

C) replace the GPU

 

also try using another outlet first. 

[atarione]

Do you have a UPS?  if not get a UPS and see if the issue persists?    Something is happening when you turn on the light which is making the HDCP freak out?? it seems like?     Presumably there is some sort of surge / fluctuation that is enough to mess with the HDCP to trigger the handshake to reoccur?   Hopefully a decent UPS would cause this to stop being an issue?    

 

I know the electricians claimed it is fine, but something is janky with the wiring in there.

[slashhh123]

30 minutes ago, silencer12 said:

Hard to tell what's happening. Can you give us a close-up?

Not at home r.n.

Happens with anything electrical starting, like fridge`s engine, AC, even a desklamp. The screen goes full Black for a half a second (whitout rebooting).. Its a small flick 

 

[slashhh123]

25 minutes ago, atarione said:

Do you have a UPS?  if not get a UPS and see if the issue persists?    Something is happening when you turn on the light which is making the HDCP freak out?? it seems like?     Presumably there is some sort of surge / fluctuation that is enough to mess with the HDCP to trigger the handshake to reoccur?   Hopefully a decent UPS would cause this to stop being an issue?    

 

I know the electricians claimed it is fine, but something is janky with the wiring in there.

I do have a voltage regulator, and I never noticed a problem. 

Tried all outlets, and Tried in other house, problem keeps showing 

Even small things like putting a usb drive makes the screen do this 

So my guess was that the problem is in the inside of the pc, and not in the electricity itself

[slashhh123]

31 minutes ago, Mark Kaine said:

ok, so lets say the electricity in your house is good... then normal troubleshooting steps are recommended. 

 

since some variance in the circuit is probably normal,  i would 

A) replace the CMOS battery 

B) replace the PSU

C) replace the GPU

 

also try using another outlet first. 

Allright, I guess I would start here 

Idk where I can borrow all this xD 

I wanted to figure it out myself, but maybe its time to take it to a repair Shop 

[Mark Kaine]

32 minutes ago, slashhh123 said:

I do have a voltage regulator, and I never noticed a problem. 

Tried all outlets, and Tried in other house, problem keeps showing 

Even small things like putting a usb drive makes the screen do this 

So my guess was that the problem is in the inside of the pc, and not in the electricity itself

yes, i think so too... hence my suggestions 

 

cmos battery,  psu, gpu... in that order. 

 

also try another outlet.

 

all these steps can be relatively easy done, and are basic troubleshooting steps.