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DestinyFate

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Hi guys.. If my CPU not able to switch on suddenly normally what's the problem? Is a DIY rig from sls de..
 

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In the afternoon I'm still able to use it normally.. Next day can't switch on the CPU le
 

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In the afternoon I'm still able to use it normally.. Next day can't switch on the CPU le

That's the explainable problem with electronic stuff.

Based on my 7-8 years of experience of fixing my own rig at home. The Chief problem are the follows:

1. Re-Sitting of your RAM.

2. Motherboard Failure

3. Graphic card Failure or signs of it failing soon. (e.g. sometime can detect sometime cannot detect type)

4. Sound cards

Component that out last the whole rig.

1. CPU

2. HDD

3. DVD/CD Drive

4.
 

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If your not able to switch on means totally no respond after pressing the on button.
Either psu or motherboard spoil.
 
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Open up and try to re-sit your RAM and your connections first bah..

Check power supply cable also. Might have accidentally loosen.
 
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So I need to bring my CPU down to sls ya?

If you don't intend to troubleshoot yourself, bring to sls.
If you intend to do something yourself, describe the problem in more details.

Cannot switch on is totally no respond or can boot but cannot post?
If it is the first one, it will be either psu or mb or power cable spoil.
If it is the second one, resit your rams and is there any beep codes?
 
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