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Today I turned my PC on, I heared the fan, my mouse and keyboard lit up but my monitor didn't. Also I should mention that for the last few days I had some weird colorful fragments showing up on my screen when the computer turned on. Two days ago it even green screened because of that. I did a virus scan with Avast and Malwarebytes but they found nothing. Today I cleaned all the dust from my computer but it still doesn't work. Also my cooler is really quiet and I can stop my GPU cooler with my finger but it makes sense since it doesn't even need to work because my screen isn't even on. Are some of my parts broken or what happened? 

 

EDIT: Yesterday or actualy today in midnight it worked perfectly and I was playing games without frame drops. I shut it down through the start menu and not with the power button.

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Specs? Did it work before? Is it a new system? Is everything plugged in correctly?

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3 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Specs? Did it work before? Is it a new system? Is everything plugged in correctly?

AMD FX-6350

AMD R7 360 2GB

8GB RAM DDR3

1TB HDD

It worked for about 2 or 3 years, I'm planning on upgrading in the beginning of the next year and yes, everything is pluged in correctly.

 

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1 minute ago, Avve1000 said:

Be more specific please? 

Well.. When I turn the computer on I hear the fans and everything and my keyboard and mouse light up but the monitor doesn't turn on. For the last few days when I turned the PC on weird colorful cubes appeared on the screen on random places but only when I turn it on and log in and everything lags for a little bit, once when they appeared they crashed my computer but when I turned it back on they appeared again but this time it didn't crash. This started happening today btw. The specs are listed in a reply

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Just now, tekgeek1205 said:

sounds like a dead GPU, do you have a different one to test with?

Could be... I have a really old GT 7600 or something like that I don't even know if it works or if I can even plug it in

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i think thats an AGP card. Wont work. Does the motherboard have an integrated GPU?

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Definitely sounds like a gpu going bad. Try booting with a different GPU or integrated GPU

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CPU Cooler: Hyper 212X

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9 minutes ago, tekgeek1205 said:

i think thats an AGP card. Wont work. Does the motherboard have an integrated GPU?

Nope

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7 minutes ago, Lethal_Garu said:

Definitely sounds like a gpu going bad. Try booting with a different GPU or integrated GPU

Don't have any

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humm....I think its the GPU. PCIe isnt going away any time soon, get yourself a cheep tester card. I have a GT 710 for testing. Anything will do though.

 

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Or if you have a local friend with a GPU give them a call and explain the situation. You only need it long enough to boot oncel

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2 minutes ago, tekgeek1205 said:

Or if you have a local friend with a GPU give them a call and explain the situation. You only need it long enough to boot oncel

I'll probably do that

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