- Nov 23, 2013
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Hey all.
My PC recently took a crap and I initially went and bought a PSU to see if that was the issue. After messing around and finding that it is not the PSU, thinking it was the Mobo/Processor, I bought new ones of those as well.
As it turns out my two GTX 570s are fried, as I took a crappy old card out of another PC and started getting video again. There may or not be problems with the old mobo/processor as I haven't been able to try getting it working again.
But after putting the new Mobo, Processor, and video card I had to buy today, I can't get any of my hard drives to spin up. Not the 3 that were originally in the case anyways. I plugged in another HDD from another PC and can hear it spin up.
What could have caused 3 HDD's to fail all at once. 2 are 150GB Velociraptors I had in RAID 0. The 3rd is a 1 TB WD Caviar.
I have no idea what the hell happened to my computer, but losing 2 SLI cards and 3 Hard Drives seems a bit off to me.
My PC recently took a crap and I initially went and bought a PSU to see if that was the issue. After messing around and finding that it is not the PSU, thinking it was the Mobo/Processor, I bought new ones of those as well.
As it turns out my two GTX 570s are fried, as I took a crappy old card out of another PC and started getting video again. There may or not be problems with the old mobo/processor as I haven't been able to try getting it working again.
But after putting the new Mobo, Processor, and video card I had to buy today, I can't get any of my hard drives to spin up. Not the 3 that were originally in the case anyways. I plugged in another HDD from another PC and can hear it spin up.
What could have caused 3 HDD's to fail all at once. 2 are 150GB Velociraptors I had in RAID 0. The 3rd is a 1 TB WD Caviar.
I have no idea what the hell happened to my computer, but losing 2 SLI cards and 3 Hard Drives seems a bit off to me.
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