Motherboard or psu issue.

thefinalone

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Was using my computer last night and it suddenly crashed and wasnt able to boot up the computer.
When prssed on the power on button, the led goes on for 1 sec and the gpu,cpu and cooler fan moved for less than 0.5sec and stopped moving. Tried reinserting ram card to no avail😭😭
Anyway to diagnose if its a psu or motherboard issue?

Currently using 450+ fsp and h81-e35 mb.
Anyway to fix it?😭😭
 

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Only have one stick of ram , tried oning with and without ram doesnt helps. As for gpu, i will try again later
 

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Hi just want to update, just did paper clip test and fan spin for 1 sec then died off. Means psu uplorry?? 🤔
 

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So just chg psu shud be ok liao right? Sorry i noob haha

yup but u might want to list out what are the specs of ur pc, so we can refer u more option on the psu to get, but base on many reco, will be superflower leadteak 500/550W psu. :o
 

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gonna head down to chaichee tmr to see if i can rma the psu first. if cannot then buy another psu,
GPU:ZOTAC GTX 750TI
MB+CPU :I3 INTEL(forget model) + H81-E35
hdd : 1tb wd blue
ram:8gb kingston valueram

no sdd
 
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ZrE0_Cha0s

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gonna head down to chaichee tmr to see if i can rma the psu first. if cannot then buy another psu,
GPU:ZOTAC GTX 750TI
MB+CPU :I3 INTEL(forget model) + H81-E35
hdd : 1tb wd blue
ram:8gb kingston valueram

no sdd

if still have warranty that will be the best ;)
 
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