Hi, so I've posted this question before, but it was a LONG time ago and I completely forgot about it. I've been Twitch streaming for a while on my laptop now and everyone keeps saying my broadcast keeps getting choppy and keeps buffering. I decided to go onto my custom PC, which I remember doesn't work. I turned it on, it booted up. It brought me to the log-in screen, and I was able to log-in. When it was logging in, it turned off. I kept trying and trying to boot it up, but it still wouldn't work.
How did it stop working and why? I believe two years ago during the summer, I was playing on the PC non-stop and I decided to go get something to eat. I left the computer on, got something, came back 30 minutes later, and it stopped working. It wouldn't boot on at all. Now, it's working just fine, but it keeps booting down.
What I tried so far: I replaced the cooler with a liquid cooler. That didn't seem to help. I bought a new graphics card, I believe it's a NVIDIA 730 graphics card with 2GB. Nothing is working now.
Can someone help me, please? Thank you. (It's a custom-built PC built by someone else. So I'll do my best with trying to answer your questions.)
-Eric N.
Update: Here was the post I posted many months ago, but I drifted away from. There might be more info there: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2888362/turns-turn-back-display-turn-unplugged.html#xtor=EPR-8809
How did it stop working and why? I believe two years ago during the summer, I was playing on the PC non-stop and I decided to go get something to eat. I left the computer on, got something, came back 30 minutes later, and it stopped working. It wouldn't boot on at all. Now, it's working just fine, but it keeps booting down.
What I tried so far: I replaced the cooler with a liquid cooler. That didn't seem to help. I bought a new graphics card, I believe it's a NVIDIA 730 graphics card with 2GB. Nothing is working now.
Can someone help me, please? Thank you. (It's a custom-built PC built by someone else. So I'll do my best with trying to answer your questions.)
-Eric N.
Update: Here was the post I posted many months ago, but I drifted away from. There might be more info there: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2888362/turns-turn-back-display-turn-unplugged.html#xtor=EPR-8809
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