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Asus P8B75-m/CSM board without post, Q-Led included

Asus P8B75-m/CSM board without post, Q-Led included

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OcelotQueen24
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05-01-2016, 10:32 AM
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I own this motherboard for under a year now. It was hit by coffee before I cleaned it and let it dry, then it functioned again. After that, the CPU pins bent, which I repaired but later caused a boot issue—chassis intrusion error. Someone fixed it by modifying the BIOS chip, and it worked temporarily afterward. Then it experienced a crash when the screen turned off, though the fans ran. The PC froze, restarted, and after a short time it started working again. However, once I reset the CMOS battery and did other troubleshooting, it still crashed repeatedly within a week. Now it only runs with CPU and GPU fans active, but no QLED display or screen updates appear. Spec Info: motherboard model P8B75-m/CSM, CPU Intel i5 3570, GPU GTX 1060, 3GB RAM, 8GB DDR4, 1TB HDD, 500W PSU. Unknown brand. Things I tried: changed CMOS battery, removed RAM to check DRAM light, moved GPU, cleared RAM, disconnected all peripherals, removed power for hours or days. Still no improvement.
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05-01-2016, 10:32 AM #1

I own this motherboard for under a year now. It was hit by coffee before I cleaned it and let it dry, then it functioned again. After that, the CPU pins bent, which I repaired but later caused a boot issue—chassis intrusion error. Someone fixed it by modifying the BIOS chip, and it worked temporarily afterward. Then it experienced a crash when the screen turned off, though the fans ran. The PC froze, restarted, and after a short time it started working again. However, once I reset the CMOS battery and did other troubleshooting, it still crashed repeatedly within a week. Now it only runs with CPU and GPU fans active, but no QLED display or screen updates appear. Spec Info: motherboard model P8B75-m/CSM, CPU Intel i5 3570, GPU GTX 1060, 3GB RAM, 8GB DDR4, 1TB HDD, 500W PSU. Unknown brand. Things I tried: changed CMOS battery, removed RAM to check DRAM light, moved GPU, cleared RAM, disconnected all peripherals, removed power for hours or days. Still no improvement.

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