Like title says, I had a problem with it. I left it on when I left to a friend's house and when I came back, I found it off, and wouldn't turn on.
Flip the switch at the back of PSU and flip it on again, and it turns on.
Not a PSU issue. Problem is...it POSTs...to a blinking dot...literally.
So I did these:
Removed GPU
Removed all stick of RAM but one, and reseated it
Clear CMOS
Still wouldn't do anything. I also smelled a burnt scent...and that's not good.
So I thought my board was fried...but physically, it shown no apparent sign of damage.
Well, yesterday night, I removed all HDD SATA plugs on the board...and glory...it posts! So now I have to find the culprit All but one drive wasn't spinning...the dead drive is...the Hitachi Deskstar. So I take it out, and with all the horrors that I found...this is the result:
So, all my data is gone...hope it wasn't the drive with all the stuff I downloaded...oh God no! Unrepairable...burnt through PCB. So...either I replace PCB and get it running or just throw it out...but I'm buying new HDDs anyways.
Flip the switch at the back of PSU and flip it on again, and it turns on.
Not a PSU issue. Problem is...it POSTs...to a blinking dot...literally.
So I did these:
Removed GPU
Removed all stick of RAM but one, and reseated it
Clear CMOS
Still wouldn't do anything. I also smelled a burnt scent...and that's not good.
So I thought my board was fried...but physically, it shown no apparent sign of damage.
Well, yesterday night, I removed all HDD SATA plugs on the board...and glory...it posts! So now I have to find the culprit All but one drive wasn't spinning...the dead drive is...the Hitachi Deskstar. So I take it out, and with all the horrors that I found...this is the result:
So, all my data is gone...hope it wasn't the drive with all the stuff I downloaded...oh God no! Unrepairable...burnt through PCB. So...either I replace PCB and get it running or just throw it out...but I'm buying new HDDs anyways.