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Ben_147

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I've got a Custom Built PC with an Asus Z97-AR motherboard I5-4670 NVIDIA GeForce Gtx 1080 & a corsair CX750M & ive even gotten a replacement of the motherboard Ram & Cpu to try & fix the problem the motherboard's a Z97-A & the cpu's an i5 4460. The problem started after a force shut down, the computer won't display & it won't shut down without a force shut down. Also sometimes the computer will reboot after a couple minutes. I'm thinking the problem might be because I didn't have all the screws in the motherboard. The only thing I can think of is that since the motherboard wasn't fully grounded it wrecked all the components which caused the replacement parts to break upon contact with the broken parts most likely power supply or Graphics card. Has anyone had any similar problems?
 
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If you mean just two screws + one standoff, you should be fine, because the MB has 9 of those standoff+screws. You are better to buy the standoff + screws later from amazon, newegg ( if you are in USA), like this https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA72560E1259&cm_re=standoff%2b_screws-_-1W8-005F-00003-_-Product

For the PSU, the green-white schemes https://i.alza.cz/ImgW.ashx?fd=f10&cd=UY000a7a
the block-white one http://www.corsair.com/~/media/corsair/product-images/psu/cxm-2015/large/cx750m_01.png

So if you used the green-white one, try use the onboard iGPU. I think that PSU have problem to handle the gtx1080, because if your PC work fine with onboard iGPU, you know the problem related to...
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If you mean just two screws + one standoff, you should be fine, because the MB has 9 of those standoff+screws. You are better to buy the standoff + screws later from amazon, newegg ( if you are in USA), like this https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA72560E1259&cm_re=standoff%2b_screws-_-1W8-005F-00003-_-Product

For the PSU, the green-white schemes https://i.alza.cz/ImgW.ashx?fd=f10&cd=UY000a7a
the block-white one http://www.corsair.com/~/media/corsair/product-images/psu/cxm-2015/large/cx750m_01.png

So if you used the green-white one, try use the onboard iGPU. I think that PSU have problem to handle the gtx1080, because if your PC work fine with onboard iGPU, you know the problem related to display, like the PSU, gtx1080, even the GPU driver.
 
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