Components:
Motherboard - ASUS P8Z77-V LX
CPU - i7-3770k
PSU - Corsair 750W (don't know exact model)
CPU Fan - Cooler Master V6 GT
Ram - I honestly don't even know, I am going to be upgrading once I figure this out.
GPU - nVidia GTX 660
So today, I decided I was going to clean my computer because of how dusty it was on the inside. So I used my air compressor to clean it, letting it go only to 50 PSI as that was the recommendation on this site by many people. After cleaning it, I brought it back into my room and plugged everything back in. When I went to turn it on, it turned on then instantly turned back off. So I checked all my connections in the back of my pc, and they were all connected, and the PSU switch was on. So I tried turning it back on, and I got the same thing. So I brought it down, and started looking the issue up online. I checked all my connections, reseated my CPU fan (also applied new thermal paste), and reseated my other components (not CPU). After doing all this, I plugged back in and still no luck, same issue was happening. Went to Best Buy to ask what could be wrong, and they insured me it was the RAM. So I went back home, tested all my RAM slots, and then tested each stick of RAM. Still no luck, same issue. I am wondering what else could be the issue of this, as everything was working fine this morning. The only thing I could think of is it being the CPU fan, as that rattled sometimes and I have had a lot of trouble with it in the past. But even with that unplugged, I am still getting my issue. If anyone could give me any sort of help, I would really appreciate it, as I do not want to go pay a hefty fee to Geek Squad just for them to tell me they don't know what is wrong. Thank you,
Josh
Motherboard - ASUS P8Z77-V LX
CPU - i7-3770k
PSU - Corsair 750W (don't know exact model)
CPU Fan - Cooler Master V6 GT
Ram - I honestly don't even know, I am going to be upgrading once I figure this out.
GPU - nVidia GTX 660
So today, I decided I was going to clean my computer because of how dusty it was on the inside. So I used my air compressor to clean it, letting it go only to 50 PSI as that was the recommendation on this site by many people. After cleaning it, I brought it back into my room and plugged everything back in. When I went to turn it on, it turned on then instantly turned back off. So I checked all my connections in the back of my pc, and they were all connected, and the PSU switch was on. So I tried turning it back on, and I got the same thing. So I brought it down, and started looking the issue up online. I checked all my connections, reseated my CPU fan (also applied new thermal paste), and reseated my other components (not CPU). After doing all this, I plugged back in and still no luck, same issue was happening. Went to Best Buy to ask what could be wrong, and they insured me it was the RAM. So I went back home, tested all my RAM slots, and then tested each stick of RAM. Still no luck, same issue. I am wondering what else could be the issue of this, as everything was working fine this morning. The only thing I could think of is it being the CPU fan, as that rattled sometimes and I have had a lot of trouble with it in the past. But even with that unplugged, I am still getting my issue. If anyone could give me any sort of help, I would really appreciate it, as I do not want to go pay a hefty fee to Geek Squad just for them to tell me they don't know what is wrong. Thank you,
Josh
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