I'm using a ASUS Z-87 PLUS motherboard. Recently my GPU (GTX 780) died, more about that on this thread http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-3333364/corrupted-broken-graphics-card-gtx-780.html
For now I was using my integrated card.
The only fix I had left to try for my GPU was to put it into a oven. I tried that yesterday. And today I had the chance to try and put it in. I put it in without the coolers, just to see if it worked. I got no picture so I assumed it didn't fix the problem. But when I tried to go back to the integrated card, it was still nothing.
When I try to power the PC on, the fans and HDD start working but the screen is black and the keyboard and mouse are not working. If I remember correctly the MoBo usually blinked light around (like near GPU, near RAM, near CPU..) that I assume was checking if everything was working correctly. Those light did not come on this time.
I have tried switching around/removing my RAM stick (I have had problems with those previously).
I don't really have to possibility to check if the problem is PSU but I doubt it.
My specs:
Intel Core i7-4770 3.40GHz
Seasonic M12II Series M12II-750 Bronze - 750 Watt 80 PLUS Bronze Certified
ASUS MB Z87 S1150 ATXZ87-PLUS ASUS
2x4GB RAM (I have had problems with these before)
250GB SSD
2TB HDD
The broken GPU that I put into oven:
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 780 Windforce 3X 3GB GDDR5 OC
For now I was using my integrated card.
The only fix I had left to try for my GPU was to put it into a oven. I tried that yesterday. And today I had the chance to try and put it in. I put it in without the coolers, just to see if it worked. I got no picture so I assumed it didn't fix the problem. But when I tried to go back to the integrated card, it was still nothing.
When I try to power the PC on, the fans and HDD start working but the screen is black and the keyboard and mouse are not working. If I remember correctly the MoBo usually blinked light around (like near GPU, near RAM, near CPU..) that I assume was checking if everything was working correctly. Those light did not come on this time.
I have tried switching around/removing my RAM stick (I have had problems with those previously).
I don't really have to possibility to check if the problem is PSU but I doubt it.
My specs:
Intel Core i7-4770 3.40GHz
Seasonic M12II Series M12II-750 Bronze - 750 Watt 80 PLUS Bronze Certified
ASUS MB Z87 S1150 ATXZ87-PLUS ASUS
2x4GB RAM (I have had problems with these before)
250GB SSD
2TB HDD
The broken GPU that I put into oven:
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 780 Windforce 3X 3GB GDDR5 OC
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