OC is too high and the PC won't start.
OC is too high and the PC won't start.
It seems like you're questioning whether your current motherboard is functioning properly and inquiring about additional hardware options.
At this stage, I think your older motherboard is no longer functioning. You have a solid power supply unit. Do you have another graphics card available? I don’t have a backup, as I sell my old ones, but I could possibly obtain one. What would you need it for? Also, your motherboard was operating perfectly just a couple of hours ago. It’s hard to imagine it suddenly failing, especially after I was pushing the GPU to overclock.
Running the GPU strains the whole setup. It might have drawn too much current through the PCIe port, harming the motherboard. Moving it to a less power-hungry device could clarify if the problem lies there.
Also, did you unintentionally move the PSU power switch on the back of the case to the off position?
BTW, did you accidentally switch off the PSU power switch on the back of the case?
First, after removing the GPU, the fans didn’t start moving at all.
Second, I didn’t unintentionally turn off the PSU. That would be a shame.
CaveGame :
COLGeek :
By the way, did you accidentally set the PSU power switch to off on the back of the case?
At first, after removing the GPU, the fans didn’t move at all.
Secondly, I didn’t unintentionally turn off the PSU—that would be a shame.
I get it, I know this has caused trouble for many serious enthusiasts before. Got to ask.
I really think your motherboard is in bad shape now.
COLGeek :
Hey, did you just accidentally switch off the PSU power on the back of the case?
First, after taking out the GPU, the fans didn’t move at all.
Second, I didn’t unplug the PSU by mistake—that would be a big deal.
I know, I know, this could have ruined many serious builds before. Got to ask.
I really think your motherboard is in bad shape now.
R.I.P - My Computer.