Help needed with desktop computer

omega1717

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Hi all, would like to see help as i have tried for two whole days to solve my computer problem. I assembled my computer five years ago. Recently, when i switched on the computer, the computer cannot boot up even to the bios screen. My monitor said No signal and went into power saving. I saw the fans spinning , cpu fan, spinning and graphic card fans spinning. Then the fans stopped spinning. The computer restarts auyomiatically and the whole process looped.
I have reset the Bios and unplugged the RAMs and installed again. Still the computer same. Please help. Thanks.
 

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Might be faulty PSU or bloated caps on the motherboard. First step is to either bring it to 2nd floor SLS for checking or buy a new PSU.
 

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Hi, thanks for the prompt reply. Can you intro me a shop to test at sim lim second level. I am going down this afternoon.

Might be faulty PSU or bloated caps on the motherboard. First step is to either bring it to 2nd floor SLS for checking or buy a new PSU.
 

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Hi all, would like to see help as i have tried for two whole days to solve my computer problem. I assembled my computer five years ago. Recently, when i switched on the computer, the computer cannot boot up even to the bios screen. My monitor said No signal and went into power saving. I saw the fans spinning , cpu fan, spinning and graphic card fans spinning. Then the fans...... Please help. Thanks.
I had almost 80% similar problems as you 3 days ago. After testing not the monitor problem, i took out graphic card first to reboot then my pc worked like normal. Last night bought a new graphic card and the problem solved. Good luck to you.
 

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Yes it is the motherboard which is spoilt. Changed and all is well again. Thanks for the help.
 
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