- Apr 12, 2010
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Hi all,
I've had a bunch of issues with this computer (built myself). Last night it was running buttery-smooth, but now I can't get the mobo to post. We've ruled out the ram and video card by using them in a diff comp. We've tried a PSU known to work and hooked it up to the mobo.
I can't totally rule out the psu or the cpu, I guess, but I have no reason to suspect they aren't functioning properly. The mobo has a speaker, but doesn't beep or anything when I power it on (Even if I power it up with no ram in it). Additionally, I cannot shut the comp down via the power button anymore, but have to directly switch off the psu.
My mobo is gigabyte ga-790xta-ud4. My cpu is an amd phenom black ii. I built this computer in early 2010. I've checked the capacitors, and they seem fine (not bloated or anything).
Are there any additional diagnostics that I can run, apart from buying a new mobo or cpu?
I've had a bunch of issues with this computer (built myself). Last night it was running buttery-smooth, but now I can't get the mobo to post. We've ruled out the ram and video card by using them in a diff comp. We've tried a PSU known to work and hooked it up to the mobo.
I can't totally rule out the psu or the cpu, I guess, but I have no reason to suspect they aren't functioning properly. The mobo has a speaker, but doesn't beep or anything when I power it on (Even if I power it up with no ram in it). Additionally, I cannot shut the comp down via the power button anymore, but have to directly switch off the psu.
My mobo is gigabyte ga-790xta-ud4. My cpu is an amd phenom black ii. I built this computer in early 2010. I've checked the capacitors, and they seem fine (not bloated or anything).
Are there any additional diagnostics that I can run, apart from buying a new mobo or cpu?
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