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PC not booting completely. GPU not detected on monitor after boot attempt.

Zedrux

This past summer I went on vacation and left my computer at home. I turned off the power supply on the back of my PC but I don't think I unplugged it from my power strip. I come back 2 months later and whenever I try to boot it, the fans start running but the occasional beep sound that I get does not play. When I turn the monitor on it displays a gray screen saying "DVI-D No Signal" and then the screen turns off but the PC fans are still running. The only way I know how to temporarily fix it and have it boot completely is to hold down the restart button (next to the power on/off button). I tried turning off the power supply and then turning it back on and trying to boot it, but a message will appear saying that there was a power supply surge and brings me to the BIOs screen. Everything looks fine on the menu. Both fans running and CPU/motherboard temps are fine. What is wrong with my PC? I feel like it's not normal to use the restart button to turn on my computer 9/10 times. Sometimes it will fully boot up but I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or if it's just random. I updated GPU drivers and still no luck.

 

PC Specs:

 

CPU: intel i7-4790 Quad Core @ 3.6 gHz

 

GPU: ASUS DUAL GTX 1060 3GB OC EDITION

 

RAM: 4x4GB Kingston Chips (DDR3 @ 1333 MHz)

 

PSU: Can't remember exactly but it's ~700/750 watts

 

Motherboard: ASUS H97M-E [CSM] Motherboard

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Faulty psu

 

Im a Aussie gamer on half decent hardware......
desktop

i7 7700k 4.8ghz Msi ProCarbon Z270 gtx 1080 250gb samsung 850 evo 16gb ddr4 3000mhz ram 2tb wd black 1tb wd green

laptop:
Msi gs40
i7 6700hq 16gb ddr4 gtx 970m 128gb ssd 1tb ssd

 

 

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try re-plugging all the psu cables in your motherboard and graphics card

 

Im a Aussie gamer on half decent hardware......
desktop

i7 7700k 4.8ghz Msi ProCarbon Z270 gtx 1080 250gb samsung 850 evo 16gb ddr4 3000mhz ram 2tb wd black 1tb wd green

laptop:
Msi gs40
i7 6700hq 16gb ddr4 gtx 970m 128gb ssd 1tb ssd

 

 

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48 minutes ago, coollance2015 said:

try re-plugging all the psu cables in your motherboard and graphics card

Is that fairly easy to do? Not really familiar with touching the inside parts of a pc 

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47 minutes ago, OnyxArmos said:

yikes you might wanna try a different power supply and see if that works

I just checked my PSU. It’s a 600w thermaltake. Should I try a different brand with the same amount of watts?

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43 minutes ago, OnyxArmos said:

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Is it one of these Thermaltakes...?

Nope this is mine. Meant to say 700 watts not 600 on previous reply.

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10 hours ago, OnyxArmos said:

OOF you might wanna get a new PSU

 

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What brands or models do you suggest for gaming?

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16 hours ago, OnyxArmos said:

EVGA Supernova G2 

Alright thanks! Should I get the 650w or 750?

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On 10/3/2018 at 5:46 AM, OnyxArmos said:

OOF you might wanna get a new PSU

 

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From what website is this? O rbetter yet how can i check what tier mine is?

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