Peterson2k4
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- May 24, 2015
Overnight the PC was on and downloading something. I woke up and I had a black screen and the CPU LED on. I pulled the my memory out and left 1 stick in. The PC booted up fine. After an hour or so, the PC froze and the CPU led is back on.
I unplugged the OS drive and now, when I push the BIOS key on the Motherboard, the CPU led is not on. When I turn it on from the case, the CPU led is on. The PC does not post either way.
Often I get memok flashing at me but I figure that is because of me swapping sticks out trying to get it back on.
All fans are spinning when PC is on.
My keyboard Num Lock key does not turn on but the light on my headphones does light up (both USB)
UPDATE 1: I had the PC unplugged for a bit. When I plugged it in I had no LEDs on. However neither monitor is kicking in. I turned it off, then pressed the BIOS key and we are back to where we started.
UPDATE 2: again I left it unplugged. I plugged it back in and turned it on by the case button. No lights but no screen. I pushed the mem OK button and that is now flashing. The CPU led is off. I have not touched the BIOS key this round.
UPDATE 3: I found an internal speaker and check for any beeps. No beeps. I removed my memory to check and make sure the speaker worked. It did.
UPDATE 4: . I swapped out video cards and was able to get a picture. I jumped into BIOS, but before I could do anything the computer froze. I restarted it again but now I'm back to nothing.
UPDATE 5: I have changed the GPU's PCIe slots. This has not changed the situation.
UPDATE 6: when I turn on the PC no red lights of death come on. However, if I push the MemOK! Button, the CPU light turns on and the MemOK! Light blinks. When I turn it off and on again, the CPU light is off but the MemOK! Light continues to flash. If I power down and unplug, all red lights of death are gone.
Any help is greatly appreciated
Specs
GPU: GTX 660 3GB Sig 2 FTW
CPU: AMD FX 6300 (AM3+)
RAM: 4 x 4GB DDR3 1600 PC3 12800 (2x v73t4gnabki)/(2x corsair value select)
Motherboard: Asus M5A99FX PRO R2.0 AM3+
*UPDATE 7 [SOLVED]: the issue was with the PSU. Replaced it and all is well.
Thanks for everyone's help.
I unplugged the OS drive and now, when I push the BIOS key on the Motherboard, the CPU led is not on. When I turn it on from the case, the CPU led is on. The PC does not post either way.
Often I get memok flashing at me but I figure that is because of me swapping sticks out trying to get it back on.
All fans are spinning when PC is on.
My keyboard Num Lock key does not turn on but the light on my headphones does light up (both USB)
UPDATE 1: I had the PC unplugged for a bit. When I plugged it in I had no LEDs on. However neither monitor is kicking in. I turned it off, then pressed the BIOS key and we are back to where we started.
UPDATE 2: again I left it unplugged. I plugged it back in and turned it on by the case button. No lights but no screen. I pushed the mem OK button and that is now flashing. The CPU led is off. I have not touched the BIOS key this round.
UPDATE 3: I found an internal speaker and check for any beeps. No beeps. I removed my memory to check and make sure the speaker worked. It did.
UPDATE 4: . I swapped out video cards and was able to get a picture. I jumped into BIOS, but before I could do anything the computer froze. I restarted it again but now I'm back to nothing.
UPDATE 5: I have changed the GPU's PCIe slots. This has not changed the situation.
UPDATE 6: when I turn on the PC no red lights of death come on. However, if I push the MemOK! Button, the CPU light turns on and the MemOK! Light blinks. When I turn it off and on again, the CPU light is off but the MemOK! Light continues to flash. If I power down and unplug, all red lights of death are gone.
Any help is greatly appreciated
Specs
GPU: GTX 660 3GB Sig 2 FTW
CPU: AMD FX 6300 (AM3+)
RAM: 4 x 4GB DDR3 1600 PC3 12800 (2x v73t4gnabki)/(2x corsair value select)
Motherboard: Asus M5A99FX PRO R2.0 AM3+
*UPDATE 7 [SOLVED]: the issue was with the PSU. Replaced it and all is well.
Thanks for everyone's help.
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