The PSU functions properly but won't boot. Is this sufficient for a warranty claim?

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The PSU functions properly but won't boot. Is this sufficient for a warranty claim?

The PSU functions properly but won't boot. Is this sufficient for a warranty claim?

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TheoZR
Junior Member

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08-05-2023, 05:09 PM

#1

I can jump start my psu and the fan spins but my PC doesn't boot. I've tried reseating my cpu, gpu, ram and psu cables but still no boot or sign of even attempting to boot. Is there anything else I have to try or can I make a warranty claim?

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TheoZR

08-05-2023, 05:09 PM #1

I can jump start my psu and the fan spins but my PC doesn't boot. I've tried reseating my cpu, gpu, ram and psu cables but still no boot or sign of even attempting to boot. Is there anything else I have to try or can I make a warranty claim?

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joelgbg
Junior Member

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08-06-2023, 05:00 AM

#2

if the fans aren't rotating but the PSU is functioning, I think it might be a dead motherboard. I'm not entirely confident, but someone else could verify my guess. If you're considering returning the product for exchange, definitely do so. Otherwise, the safest approach is to swap components and test if it resolves the issue.

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joelgbg

08-06-2023, 05:00 AM #2

if the fans aren't rotating but the PSU is functioning, I think it might be a dead motherboard. I'm not entirely confident, but someone else could verify my guess. If you're considering returning the product for exchange, definitely do so. Otherwise, the safest approach is to swap components and test if it resolves the issue.

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monkaround
Junior Member

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08-06-2023, 06:57 AM

#3

I need to replace the motherboard. I can't change components since this is my only computer.

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monkaround

08-06-2023, 06:57 AM #3

I need to replace the motherboard. I can't change components since this is my only computer.