- May 1, 2016
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Hello people! I have recently had problems with my PC. I bought the PC from iBuyPower around 2 months ago.
Specs:
Processor: Intel 6th Generation Core i7 6700k
MoBo: Asus Z170-K
Hard Drive(s): 1 TB Hard Drive @ 7200 RPM+240 GB SSD
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 ti
More information can be found here: http://www.bestbuy.com/
Now, on to the problem(s).
About one week ago, my computer had started to act strange. First, it would randomly crash after playing GTA 5. (This NEVER happened before.) Later, I had read here on the forums to re-seat my RAM. After doing that, the PC REALLY started messing up. I started the PC and the monitor, and the PC sent no feedback to the monitor. This happened for around 3+ days. Soon enough, we would get the PC feed to show on the monitor. However, this led to more problems. Now, the PC will start up, but I can only enter the BIOS. Sometimes, when I am lucky, it will go to the Windows Repair screen.
Backstory:
I had recently learned what the BIOS was, and I also learned it was how to overclock. I used the basic settings and got it to a %15 increase for the processor. It ran fine for a while, but it soon started to break down. Now, the problems listed are happening.
What We've Tried:
We have: 1. Took out the battery and let it set. 2. Reset RAM.
All and any ideas welcomed. If you need more detail, please ask!
Specs:
Processor: Intel 6th Generation Core i7 6700k
MoBo: Asus Z170-K
Hard Drive(s): 1 TB Hard Drive @ 7200 RPM+240 GB SSD
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 ti
More information can be found here: http://www.bestbuy.com/
Now, on to the problem(s).
About one week ago, my computer had started to act strange. First, it would randomly crash after playing GTA 5. (This NEVER happened before.) Later, I had read here on the forums to re-seat my RAM. After doing that, the PC REALLY started messing up. I started the PC and the monitor, and the PC sent no feedback to the monitor. This happened for around 3+ days. Soon enough, we would get the PC feed to show on the monitor. However, this led to more problems. Now, the PC will start up, but I can only enter the BIOS. Sometimes, when I am lucky, it will go to the Windows Repair screen.
Backstory:
I had recently learned what the BIOS was, and I also learned it was how to overclock. I used the basic settings and got it to a %15 increase for the processor. It ran fine for a while, but it soon started to break down. Now, the problems listed are happening.
What We've Tried:
We have: 1. Took out the battery and let it set. 2. Reset RAM.
All and any ideas welcomed. If you need more detail, please ask!
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