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NoahWraith
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01-18-2022, 11:59 PM
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Hello everyone, I hope you're all well. Stay safe and healthy. Your insights are really helpful for me. Many of you have a lot of knowledge about PC stuff, so I thought sharing this would be useful. I was playing La Noir and then suddenly my PC shut off unexpectedly. After a few seconds, it tried to turn back on but kept switching between on and off. Eventually, I turned it on again, but it still wouldn't work. I checked the power cable and switch board, and noticed the RGB RAM was lighting up. I replaced my PSU (Asus Rog Strix 850W). This time, no power was reaching the PC. Please feel free to share your thoughts.
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NoahWraith
01-18-2022, 11:59 PM #1

Hello everyone, I hope you're all well. Stay safe and healthy. Your insights are really helpful for me. Many of you have a lot of knowledge about PC stuff, so I thought sharing this would be useful. I was playing La Noir and then suddenly my PC shut off unexpectedly. After a few seconds, it tried to turn back on but kept switching between on and off. Eventually, I turned it on again, but it still wouldn't work. I checked the power cable and switch board, and noticed the RGB RAM was lighting up. I replaced my PSU (Asus Rog Strix 850W). This time, no power was reaching the PC. Please feel free to share your thoughts.

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Olewww123
Senior Member
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01-19-2022, 06:35 AM
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The PSU has already been replaced, yet the issue persists. It’s recommended to check other components like the motherboard, CPU, or RAM to see if any are faulty. Also, inspect the switchboard or power outlet you’re using, as there could be problems with the wiring or the power cable. Begin by verifying that all connections—power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM—are properly seated and secure. Try disconnecting and reconnecting all cables to help isolate the problem. Removing one part at a time and testing can aid in identifying the faulty component.
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Olewww123
01-19-2022, 06:35 AM #2

The PSU has already been replaced, yet the issue persists. It’s recommended to check other components like the motherboard, CPU, or RAM to see if any are faulty. Also, inspect the switchboard or power outlet you’re using, as there could be problems with the wiring or the power cable. Begin by verifying that all connections—power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM—are properly seated and secure. Try disconnecting and reconnecting all cables to help isolate the problem. Removing one part at a time and testing can aid in identifying the faulty component.