Specs:
Asus z170 pro gaming / Gigabyte GA-H110M-S2H
I7 6700k
Zotac GTX 980 TI
Evga super nova 850W
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB
Hello!
I made the horrible mistake of moving my computer without disassembling it first. ( No signs of physical damage anywhere though)
Now if I try to boot it up, all fans turn on, everything seems normal (no lights on mobo or beeps), nothing on screen, no lights on keyboard/mouse
Things I've tried:
Several CMOS resets
Running 0/1/2 ram sticks, different slots
Trying all 980 Ti outputs
Removing 980 Ti and using motherboards outputs.
Reseating CPU, reseating all cables, trying a different GPU.
Then I ordered a 50€ 1151 motherboard and tried just about all of the above (although I did notice a slightly bent pin) and nothing was different.
So I'm still not sure if it's the motherboard that's dead or the CPU?
Or even ram/gpu aswell.
I'm quite at a loss here, what else can I try? Would a faulty PSU show these signs?
Asus z170 pro gaming / Gigabyte GA-H110M-S2H
I7 6700k
Zotac GTX 980 TI
Evga super nova 850W
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB
Hello!
I made the horrible mistake of moving my computer without disassembling it first. ( No signs of physical damage anywhere though)
Now if I try to boot it up, all fans turn on, everything seems normal (no lights on mobo or beeps), nothing on screen, no lights on keyboard/mouse
Things I've tried:
Several CMOS resets
Running 0/1/2 ram sticks, different slots
Trying all 980 Ti outputs
Removing 980 Ti and using motherboards outputs.
Reseating CPU, reseating all cables, trying a different GPU.
Then I ordered a 50€ 1151 motherboard and tried just about all of the above (although I did notice a slightly bent pin) and nothing was different.
So I'm still not sure if it's the motherboard that's dead or the CPU?
Or even ram/gpu aswell.
I'm quite at a loss here, what else can I try? Would a faulty PSU show these signs?
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