Help Need! PSU or Mobo Issue?

SkyDevilz

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Hi, I need some help in troubleshooting my pc.
Pc was working fine the night before. This morning could not power on.
I own a asus maximus gene vii board, could see the rog, start & reset button led blinking when i on the main power but just could not power up when I press the pc switch. Nothing running, no POST, no beeps.
Eliminate faulty case switch by shorting the power terminal at the board itself but still no use.
Tried removing gpu & rams but still the same.
The leds on the mobo are blinking quite fast, I couldn't recall if that's the normal whenever the pc is shut down and on standby.
Any ideas if it's the psu or mobo?
 

yusoffb01

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Hi, I need some help in troubleshooting my pc.
Pc was working fine the night before. This morning could not power on.
I own a asus maximus gene vii board, could see the rog, start & reset button led blinking when i on the main power but just could not power up when I press the pc switch. Nothing running, no POST, no beeps.
Eliminate faulty case switch by shorting the power terminal at the board itself but still no use.
Tried removing gpu & rams but still the same.
The leds on the mobo are blinking quite fast, I couldn't recall if that's the normal whenever the pc is shut down and on standby.
Any ideas if it's the psu or mobo?

If you remove ram guarantee cannot on.

No choice but to eliminate one by one. try the psu on a spare computer.
 

Bardiel

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ram take out and put back trial and error the slot.

sometimes might be ram fault.
 

SkyDevilz

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Sorry I meant took out rest of the rams leaving 1 slot on. I also tried different ram slots as well, still no luck.
 
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