My computer is dead

[GreenLeaf]

Hi

When I booted my PC thin morning it all went fine until it just froze (I am using arch Linux so idk if that's basically a blue screen)

I turned it off from the power supply and restarted it again but it crashed again, and never came back, I tried to resit the GPU and nothing happened, I can't fault the OS cause I can't even get to the god damn bios

 

Anyway this is how it behaves:

Turned on

GPU lights up

Fans spin to the max 

Nothing

 

Please help this is my only computer 

 

[Average Nerd]

Have you tried resetting the CMOS?

 

[Tan3l6]

And what error codes motherboard shows if any?

Edit: that motherboard in your profile shows any at all?

[GreenLeaf]

1 minute ago, Tan3l6 said:

And what error codes motherboard shows if any?

Edit: that motherboard in your profile shows none?

There is a red LED, I can't see what does it mean tho

 

Pls note that this is a really crappy gigabyte motherboard.

[GreenLeaf]

I really wanna go back to the days you could get a decent motherboard for 50 freedom eagles

[GreenLeaf]

14 minutes ago, Average Nerd said:

Have you tried resetting the CMOS?

 

I did

Same results 

[GreenLeaf]

It's trying to boot loop now 

[Average Nerd]

10 minutes ago, GreenLeaf said:

I did

Same results 

Hmm... since there are no error LEDs (that I could find), it's hard to know for sure what happened, but the board might just be dead. I hope it's still under warranty

[GreenLeaf]

It's not cause I didn't build this PC 

Any way it's a b760 ds3h from god damn gigabyte

[PDifolco]

19 minutes ago, GreenLeaf said:

It's not cause I didn't build this PC 

Any way it's a b760 ds3h from god damn gigabyte

Isn't there some label beside the light ??

Try booting with 1 RAM Stick only, try all slots and both sticks if needed

[GreenLeaf]

There is but it's under the GPU and I can't quite see it

[GreenLeaf]

Yesterday my entire house went down and the PC was plugged into the wall, maybe that's the problem?

[Supersonicwolfe]

33 minutes ago, GreenLeaf said:

Yesterday my entire house went down and the PC was plugged into the wall, maybe that's the problem?

Can be but if you have a decent PSU it should kept your system safe.

 

If you got fan spin it can be anything from Ram not seated to CPU/Motherboard Fried... I would suggest start from reseating the RAM sticks.

 

I would suggest disconnect your storage to avoid further damage/data loss. And remove GPU from the equation if the CPU has integrated graphics.

[GreenLeaf]

That's it

My PSU is unrated

No 80+ no nothing

That's probably what happened

[OddOod]

2 hours ago, GreenLeaf said:

There is but it's under the GPU and I can't quite see it

...Is your GPU running at 1x gen 3 speeds? Because those debug LEDs are bottom right of the board. 
https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_b760-ds3h-series_1203_e.pdf?v=21df54661a408c5e4d81e0fb884956eb

[GreenLeaf]

Oh no

There is less but the led is on the side of the board and the label is getting blocked by the GPU 

Also my board have one pcie slot

[GreenLeaf]

 

a slight downgrade from my 3070Ti but i am back up and running (don't ask me how but some of you might recognize this computer)

 

edit: my monitor is gonna annihilate this computer oh my gosh

[GreenLeaf]

The problem was very unexpected 

It was the ram, the exposed adata dimms the guy gave me was dead

 

I rebuilt this PC with a completely different mobo and a Ryzen 5 5600 and it worked with the 3070Ti

[GreenLeaf]

I see that as a benefit cause I really needed to get rid of that sketchy ram