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afaque
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hello fellows..

i am currently in some problem..

when i turn on my pc my pc doesnt give any display..

but i read somewhere on other forums that it can be bad current so i unplugged my power cable and pressed and held the power button pressed for a while and then released it.. as soon as that my pc started giving display.. 

but nowadays its happening alot... eveytime i start my pc this happens and i have to keep holding my power button.. to get the display out of it..

plzzzz HELPPPPPP!! its really annoying me.. and plzz tell me what is causing this problem.. i hope you can find a solution to this problem... :)

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"Giving display" kinda sounds like a sex thing. "Dude, do you know Monica from accounting? She gave me display after we got off from work yesterday. It was awesome."

 

#BEINGHELPFUL

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Import your specs here- https://pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/

It's MAGIC!

my pc parts are not quite mentioned there..

so i am writing here..

i3 2120

ga b75m-d3h

ram : one stick corsair value ram 2gb 1333mhz

one stick kingston 2gb 1066mhz 

one stick samsung 2gb 1333mhz

that makes it 6gb of total ram running at 1066mhz

psu : powerman 410w 

gpu: his hd 5750 icooleriv

top psu mounted case with two 92mm and two 80mm case fans connected directly to psu by cutting wires..

one 320gb seagate 7200rpm hdd

one dvdrw drive

and thats all

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i have a gigabyte gab75m-d3h mobo on a powerman 410w psu.. 

I think the psu is starting to die.Try this.Remove the gpu and try to power the pc again if is going to boot it means that the psu can't handle the load

Beware of him that is slow to anger; for when it is long coming, it is the stronger when it comes, and the longer kept. Abused patience turns to fury.
 
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I think the psu is starting to die.Try this.Remove the gpu and try to power the pc again if is going to boot it means that the psu can't handle the load

ryt now my pc is working fine.. no matter how much games i play.. it works.. i can also oc this gpu.. but as soon as i shut it down it starts happening.. and i have to hold the power button.. is this supposed to be a psu problem?? appreciate your help alot.. ty.. well i have removed my gpu before and tried this.. but nothing cures it unless i hold the power button and discharge the current.. please helpppp?

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ryt now my pc is working fine.. no matter how much games i play.. it works.. i can also oc this gpu.. but as soon as i shut it down it starts happening.. and i have to hold the power button.. is this supposed to be a psu problem?? appreciate your help alot.. ty.. well i have removed my gpu before and tried this.. but nothing cures it unless i hold the power button and discharge the current.. please helpppp?

Question does the clock remains up to date?or does it revers to another date and time when you power the pc?If that happens it may be the bios battery if not it may be a dead capacitor if you have time inspect the psu and mb for any leaks or burns and take a close look at the capacitors.

Beware of him that is slow to anger; for when it is long coming, it is the stronger when it comes, and the longer kept. Abused patience turns to fury.
 
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Question does the clock remains up to date?or does it revers to another date and time when you power the pc?If that happens it may be the bios battery if not it may be a dead capacitor if you have time inspect the psu and mb for any leaks or burns and take a close look at the capacitors.

well as for the motherboard.. i just bought it a month or so back when my asus one broke.. but i dont noe about the psu how can i test it? and my time and date remains up to date.. thanks

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well as for the motherboard.. i just bought it a month or so back when my asus one broke.. but i dont noe about the psu how can i test it? and my time and date remains up to date.. thanks

You can't actually test this kind of problem but as i said take the time and a led lantern and inspect the mb and the psu if you see any burns or leaks near the capacitors that will be a problem if not...well contact gigabyte but i doubt they can do anything

Beware of him that is slow to anger; for when it is long coming, it is the stronger when it comes, and the longer kept. Abused patience turns to fury.
 
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You can't actually test this kind of problem but as i said take the time and a led lantern and inspect the mb and the psu if you see any burns or leaks near the capacitors that will be a problem if not...well contact gigabyte but i doubt they can do anything

ok sir but can my gpu be a problem.. cuz you noe sometimes while playing games these days my pc does hang in between the game and i have to force restart my pc after that.. 

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ok sir but can my gpu be a problem.. cuz you noe sometimes while playing games these days my pc does hang in between the game and i have to force restart my pc after that.. 

Not so sure and i will tell you why my old pc had one of those and it was just fine for about 4 years and i didn't had any problems with it even now is running fine i just don't use it anymore because there's no reason

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Not so sure and i will tell you why my old pc had one of those and it was just fine for about 4 years and i didn't had any problems with it even now is running fine i just don't use it anymore because there's no reason

ok so i will look into the capacitor thing and see what i find.. ill update this as soon as i find something...

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