- Dec 26, 2014
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Yesterday I installed a new graphics card (gtx 760) and ram (2x4gb) and although at first I had troubles with it turning on, after some fiddling with the ram and cables I got it working. However, today I noticed my HDD was nearly full so I tried looking into how I'd go about freeing up space. I came across disk cleanup and gave it a shot. After it run it's scan it gave me a list of files it could delete. There were some pre-selected ones, but I added on one I believe was called "program files", roughly 12 Gb large (...?). It said it was safe to deleted, so I let the cleanup delete it. As that ran, I deleted a series of minute programs, but after a shortwhile it turned itself off. I figured it was an uninstall that caused it but when it didn't turn on again I began to get scared.
As of now, pressing the power button cause the psu to spin for a sec., stop, and spin again. Nothing else turns on, and the light on the case blinks.
I considered removing the new ram, and the new graphics card, but it was running perfectly fine yesterday, and this morning so I haven't tried this quite yet.
Could this be an issue about overheating? I run a stock fan on my non-clocked cpu, and 3 others in my case.
Could it be a lack of power to the components? My PSU is 600watts, and worked fine yesterday
As of now, pressing the power button cause the psu to spin for a sec., stop, and spin again. Nothing else turns on, and the light on the case blinks.
I considered removing the new ram, and the new graphics card, but it was running perfectly fine yesterday, and this morning so I haven't tried this quite yet.
Could this be an issue about overheating? I run a stock fan on my non-clocked cpu, and 3 others in my case.
Could it be a lack of power to the components? My PSU is 600watts, and worked fine yesterday
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