Very Desperate

[nurvdamage]

1 minute ago, Duh_tech said:

It could be a short or ESD damage to the mobo. Did you touch the mobo without ESD protection before it did not work, or did any metal touch the mobo before it stooped working? 

No it just randomly shut off and stopped working.

[Duh_tech]

Did you move the PC before it stopped working, like moving the tower form room to say an other room?

 

[nurvdamage]

4 minutes ago, Duh_tech said:

Did you move the PC before it stopped working, like moving the tower form room to say an other room?

 

No, i had just finished a game of CS:Go and was switching to a different game when the pc shut itself off.

 

[nurvdamage]

8 minutes ago, yuriinfo said:

Disconnect anything USB from the mobo, turn it on with only the CPU, a stick of memory and your main drive. (monitor connected to the onboard video).

Try it with both PSUs and with both memories.

I just booted without my gpu in it. It said the bios has been changed. and asked if i would like to load optimized bios

 

[Duh_tech]

1 minute ago, nurvdamage said:

No, i had just finished a game of CS:Go and was switching to a different game when the pc shut itself off.

 

Was the computer very hot when it stopped working?

[nurvdamage]

1 minute ago, Duh_tech said:

Was the computer very hot when it stopped working?

no. I have pretty decent airflow/cooling

 

 

[yuriinfo]

Just now, nurvdamage said:

I just booted without my gpu in it. It said the bios has been changed. and asked if i would like to load optimized bios

 

Yes, you would like to load optimized bios.

[nurvdamage]

2 minutes ago, nurvdamage said:

I just booted without my gpu in it. It said the bios has been changed. and asked if i would like to load optimized bios

 

scratch that, it booted then shut down again. fan on psu just stopped.

 

[DunePilot]

Just now, nurvdamage said:

I just booted without my gpu in it. It said the bios has been changed. and asked if i would like to load optimized bios

 

Good! Load optimized default, enable XMP for your ram if your ram and motherboard support it, save it to a profile, save and quit and you should be good. You unplugged USB and it booted up right, and the GPU? If you tried both, try it with the GPU plugged back in and see if it still works.

[Duh_tech]

I think the new PSU you bought might be faulty try to get a new one or take one form a working build around your house to see if that works.

 

[nurvdamage]

3 minutes ago, DunePilot said:

Good! Load optimized default, enable XMP for your ram if your ram and motherboard support it, save it to a profile, save and quit and you should be good. You unplugged USB and it booted up right, and the GPU? If you tried both, try it with the GPU plugged back in and see if it still works.

Yeah. Just tried with both psu's and after about 1-1.5 minutes of being up and running they just stop by themselves.

 

[yuriinfo]

2 minutes ago, nurvdamage said:

scratch that, it booted then shut down again. fan on psu just stopped.

 

Same thing on both PSUs?

[nurvdamage]

1 minute ago, yuriinfo said:

Same thing on both PSUs?

Yes.

[DunePilot]

Either a short or something getting hot (GPU or CPU) and shutting you down.

 

Can you try it without the GPU see if it stays on? Bad stick of ram or bad GPU could be the issue too.

 

That's the bad thing about it, you'll just have to keep trying until you eliminate enough things from the equation. 

 

Be sure you leave those case USB plugs unplugged so you can for sure eliminate that from the equation. Once you've found the guilty culprit then plug them back up.

 

[Starelementpoke]

2 minutes ago, nurvdamage said:

Yes.

Did you reseat the cooler on the cpu?

[nurvdamage]

1 minute ago, DunePilot said:

Either a short or something getting hot (GPU or CPU) and shutting you down.

But on both psu's a new mobo and a new cpu?

[yuriinfo]

Just now, nurvdamage said:

Yeah. Just tried with both psu's and after about 1-1.5 minutes of being up and running they just stop by themselves.

 

Looks like your PSUs and memory are fine. Can you try again your buddy's CPU? Everything is connected directly to the wall?

It stops working on 1~1,5min.. but it's on what point of the boot? Detecting HDs or already running windows?

[nurvdamage]

2 minutes ago, Starelementpoke said:

Did you reseat the cooler on the cpu?

Yes.

 

2 minutes ago, yuriinfo said:

Looks like your PSUs and memory are fine. Can you try again your buddy's CPU? Everything is connected directly to the wall?

It stops working on 1~1,5min.. but it's on what point of the boot? Detecting HDs or already running windows?

It started windows on the 2nd boot, then after about 1 minute it stopped.

[yuriinfo]

1 minute ago, nurvdamage said:

It started windows on the 2nd boot, then after about 1 minute it stopped.

So boot it up with the same config and open the UEFI/BIOS, load the default config, reboot and check your temperatures.

Are you using the factory cooler? If not, try it.

[nurvdamage]

1 minute ago, yuriinfo said:

So boot it up with the same config and open the UEFI/BIOS, load the default config, reboot and check your temperatures.

Are you using the factory cooler? If not, try it.

It is not staying booted up long enough to do anything. I am using the factory cooler.

[Duh_tech]

Do you have an over clock on the CPU?

[nurvdamage]

When i bridge the power switch connectors to turn on the mobo, it stays on for a few seconds, then turns off, but that is the only way to get it to do anything.

 

2 hours ago, Duh_tech said:

Do you have an over clock on the CPU?

Brand new cpu, bought it 4 hours ago.

[Duh_tech]

1 minute ago, nurvdamage said:

Brand new cpu, bought it 4 hours ago.

What mobo do you have?

 

[yuriinfo]

Just now, nurvdamage said:

It is not staying booted up long enough to do anything. I am using the factory cooler.

Have you cleared the CMOS?

Read the manual about how to do, because it may vary.

If you did so and didn't work, I'd try another CPU on that config or try another mobo. Do one of those and you can RMA what's not working.

[nurvdamage]

1 minute ago, yuriinfo said:

Have you cleared the CMOS?

Read the manual about how to do, because it may vary.

If you did so and didn't work, I'd try another CPU on that config or try another mobo. Do one of those and you can RMA what's not working.

Thats the issue. I have replaced 3 parts that it could be. and its still not working for me. I have reset the cmos. 

I have tried on 2 cpu's and on the other mobo. I don't know what is not working.