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multijesture

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While using halfway, suddenly no video output, usb all die, my rgb mouse and keyboard stop working, no light

I have removed my wifi pci adaptor, my mouse and keyboard, tested only with hdmi output

Then i restart my computer. Sometimes the video output straight away die, sometimes it can make it to the login screen then die.

If my usb peripherals are plugged in, they also die at the same time the video output dies.

What should i do now:cry:
 

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Asus b350 f mobo
Ryzen 5 cpu
Samsung ssd
Galax gtx 1060 6gb
Evga 550w gold psu
Corsair 8gb ram x 2
 

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could be CPU, temps too high overheat, try changing the CPU cooler 1st. if that does not solves the issues try GPU.
 

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easy to troubleshoot.
ram test. if ok buy new psu,
if cannot, rma motherboard
 

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Can try to

1. Reseat the gtx 1060 and Memory. (if fail)
2. Power up the system with Corsair DIMM 1. (if rail)
3. removed Corsair DIMM 1 and install Corsair DIMM 2 and see if system can power up.
 

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Sorry i forgot to add on, when the problem occurs, my rgb fans and gpu still have light and are running. So maybe its not the psu problem?

I dont really have spare parts to swap n test
 

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Sorry i forgot to add on, when the problem occurs, my rgb fans and gpu still have light and are running. So maybe its not the psu problem?

I dont really have spare parts to swap n test
Bring to Nigel at PC Care and Solution, #02-32 Sim Lim Square since you don't have spare to test. Fans and LED light are on doesn't mean that PSU is fine.
 
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