I've looked through many threads and haven't found a solution to my problem.
Radeon r9 390
AMD FX-4200 quad core processor
EVGA supernova 750w bronze psu
16G RAM
ASUS M5A7BL-MLX Plus mobo(I'm assuming this is the name of the mobo, its printed on the front.)
Anyways, I left my computer running for about an hour while I gave my friend a ride home from work. I came back to a black screen and I assumed it was the screensaver so I wiggled the mouse and pressed the arrow keys in an attempt to bring my screen back up, but nothing happened. I tried ctrl+alt+delete and wasn't getting anywhere.
I then tried to power the system down by holding down the power button, but no matter how long I held the button down the computer would not power off. I came to toms hardware looking for answers so I read some threads and tried a few things such as removing the CMOS battery for a few minutes. I reseated all the cords connected to the power supply. I tried booting from other hard drives. I tried putting my old GPU back in to see if I could get somewhere.
Also, the GPU fans are not spinning. Even after seating my old card, the fans did not spin on that one either.
UPDATE: Used a multimeter to test the PSU and everything is reading within range.
This is extremely tragic for me as I have lots of important files for school on this computer. Any help would be greatly appreciated and I'll be checking back on this thread very often. Thanks in advance.
Radeon r9 390
AMD FX-4200 quad core processor
EVGA supernova 750w bronze psu
16G RAM
ASUS M5A7BL-MLX Plus mobo(I'm assuming this is the name of the mobo, its printed on the front.)
Anyways, I left my computer running for about an hour while I gave my friend a ride home from work. I came back to a black screen and I assumed it was the screensaver so I wiggled the mouse and pressed the arrow keys in an attempt to bring my screen back up, but nothing happened. I tried ctrl+alt+delete and wasn't getting anywhere.
I then tried to power the system down by holding down the power button, but no matter how long I held the button down the computer would not power off. I came to toms hardware looking for answers so I read some threads and tried a few things such as removing the CMOS battery for a few minutes. I reseated all the cords connected to the power supply. I tried booting from other hard drives. I tried putting my old GPU back in to see if I could get somewhere.
Also, the GPU fans are not spinning. Even after seating my old card, the fans did not spin on that one either.
UPDATE: Used a multimeter to test the PSU and everything is reading within range.
This is extremely tragic for me as I have lots of important files for school on this computer. Any help would be greatly appreciated and I'll be checking back on this thread very often. Thanks in advance.
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