DRAM

[jakabko]

Hi guys,

 

my computer was working correctly, but today I starter it but nothing boots and nothing displays. DRAM is solid so I tried MeMOR! button and then pc restarted and DRAM led was flashing but nothing else.

I tried turn on pc with only 1 RAM in differnt slots and then another RAM but nothing changed. CMOS is cleared, battery was also removed.

 

Specs:

Processor: Intel i7 6700k

MB: Asus Z170-A

GC: Nvidia GTX970

RAM: HyperX 16GB

HDD: 1TB WD

SSD: 128GB HyperX

Power supply: Cooler master 850W

[Crunchy Dragon]

Your might have a problem with your RAM. If you have a friend that has DDR4 RAM, try using theirs in your system.

[Overbuilder]

First try pushing and holding hthe power button for 30 seconds with the power cable unplugged to clear the transistors of their charge and then plug it in and try booting.

 

[jakabko]

7 minutes ago, Overbuilder said:

First try pushing and holding hthe power button for 30 seconds with the power cable unplugged to clear the transistors of their charge and then plug it in and try booting.

 

Tried and nothing.

 

[jakabko]

11 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Your might have a problem with your RAM. If you have a friend that has DDR4 RAM, try using theirs in your system.

Could both RAMs brake at the same time?

[Crunchy Dragon]

Just now, jakabko said:

Could both RAMs brake at the same time?

It's not unheard of. I've had two RAM sticks go at the same time.

[jakabko]

Just now, Crunchy Dragon said:

It's not unheard of. I've had two RAM sticks go at the same time.

Ok, I'll try.

[jakabko]

35 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

It's not unheard of. I've had two RAM sticks go at the same time.

So I tried RAM stick of my friend in my system but no result

[InsufficientSleep]

I had a similar problem with my Asus crosshair (amd).  The pc would randomly shut down and not start again before I had tried a billion times. The Mobo led indicated RAM issues. I did a Bios flash to the latest bios version and it have worked ever since. 

[Crunchy Dragon]

3 hours ago, InsufficientSleep said:

I had a similar problem with my Asus crosshair (amd).  The pc would randomly shut down and not start again before I had tried a billion times. The Mobo led indicated RAM issues. I did a Bios flash to the latest bios version and it have worked ever since. 

How do you BIOS flash if it won't boot? I'm intrigued.

[InsufficientSleep]

1 hour ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

How do you BIOS flash if it won't boot? I'm intrigued.

What I did was to download the latest bios on to another computer and place it on a USB stick. I used the USB stick in the port on the mobo and pressed the bios flash button.  Not sure if he has that option, but I can see a bios flashback header on the motherboard , page 1-33 in the manual.  I'm fairly new to computer building so IDK but it helped me with a similar problem

[jakabko]

On 26. 5. 2018 at 3:21 AM, InsufficientSleep said:

What I did was to download the latest bios on to another computer and place it on a USB stick. I used the USB stick in the port on the mobo and pressed the bios flash button.  Not sure if he has that option, but I can see a bios flashback header on the motherboard , page 1-33 in the manual.  I'm fairly new to computer building so IDK but it helped me with a similar problem

I dont have that option.. Could it be power supply issue ?