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DMan7 wrote:^ Your motherboard gone thru. Get another one.
So if you are using the same board that was linked some responses agofred1266 wrote:hi guess has anyone encountered the following issue and knows how to fix
power supply not turning on, when i plug in the processor fan spinning, thought the issue was the power supply so replaced it with another and same issue. everyting is connected as far as i know
as i typing can the issue be with the button for the computer case?
any thoughts
nervewrecker wrote:How good are the crucial products?
Mainly SSD. I have seen a decrease in SSD prices online. Thinking about upgrading my storage.
Since Crucial is a brand of Micron, one of the largest memory and flash storage manufacturers in the world, our products are backed by some of the most rigorous quality standards in the industry.
https://www.crucial.com/support/article ... ufacturers
nervewrecker wrote:How good are the crucial products?
Mainly SSD. I have seen a decrease in SSD prices online. Thinking about upgrading my storage.
Do you have a speaker connected (the small internal speaker that sometimes beeps when you turn on your computer)fred1266 wrote:You can rule out the case button by using the power button built directly onto the base of the motherboard.
will check this thanks
Can you please clarify what you mean by "power supply not turning on, when i plug in the processor fan spinning"
When i press it not turning on my main computer but it worked on other computer
Is the power supply fan spinning?
No as i plug into wall socket the processor fan immediately spins but when i press the power number nothing happens
Does it start spinning as soon as it is plugged into the wall. Does it slow down/stop and then spin back up
Yes and currently had it on for 2 mins while typing this and it is still running
Is it just the processor fan spinning and no other fans in the case
Correct
Are any lights displayed on the 2 digit code reader at the base of the motherboard when you "power it up"
old board so doesn't have the code
What type of power supply do you have and what was the replacement
think both are 550W
kamakazi wrote:Do you have a speaker connected (the small internal speaker that sometimes beeps when you turn on your computer)fred1266 wrote:You can rule out the case button by using the power button built directly onto the base of the motherboard.
will check this thanks
Can you please clarify what you mean by "power supply not turning on, when i plug in the processor fan spinning"
When i press it not turning on my main computer but it worked on other computer
Is the power supply fan spinning?
No as i plug into wall socket the processor fan immediately spins but when i press the power number nothing happens
Does it start spinning as soon as it is plugged into the wall. Does it slow down/stop and then spin back up
Yes and currently had it on for 2 mins while typing this and it is still running
Is it just the processor fan spinning and no other fans in the case
Correct
Are any lights displayed on the 2 digit code reader at the base of the motherboard when you "power it up"
old board so doesn't have the code
What type of power supply do you have and what was the replacement
think both are 550W
The motherboard you linked showed a 2 digit code display at the base; or you don't have the specific model that was linked
It is more and more sounding like a failed board
For what purpose exactly?nervewrecker wrote:Thinking about upping my storage and was hearing about raid software for home PC's.
How good of an idea is that?
kamakazi wrote:And remember... Raid isn't a backup
It is notDMan7 wrote:kamakazi wrote:And remember... Raid isn't a backup
The Mirroring option is, it maintains a perfect copy of your existing drive on another one....
kamakazi wrote:It is notDMan7 wrote:kamakazi wrote:And remember... Raid isn't a backup
The Mirroring option is, it maintains a perfect copy of your existing drive on another one....
Cause if you accidentally deleted a file the process is mirrored (only one drive appears on the system)
kamakazi wrote:You can actually go back to previous versions/dates of files with cloud backup
Google Drive 200GB - TT$210/yearnervewrecker wrote:Well I considered it for having an automatic backup for in case anything fails.
Cloud backup uses up valuable battery life from my phone during the day.
I also maxed out Google drive 15gb storage in no time.
adnj wrote:nervewrecker wrote:How good are the crucial products?
Mainly SSD. I have seen a decrease in SSD prices online. Thinking about upgrading my storage.Since Crucial is a brand of Micron, one of the largest memory and flash storage manufacturers in the world, our products are backed by some of the most rigorous quality standards in the industry.
https://www.crucial.com/support/article ... ufacturers
ruffneck_12 wrote:adnj wrote:nervewrecker wrote:How good are the crucial products?
Mainly SSD. I have seen a decrease in SSD prices online. Thinking about upgrading my storage.Since Crucial is a brand of Micron, one of the largest memory and flash storage manufacturers in the world, our products are backed by some of the most rigorous quality standards in the industry.
https://www.crucial.com/support/article ... ufacturers
well of course a company will say their products are the best
adnj wrote:ruffneck_12 wrote:adnj wrote:nervewrecker wrote:How good are the crucial products?
Mainly SSD. I have seen a decrease in SSD prices online. Thinking about upgrading my storage.Since Crucial is a brand of Micron, one of the largest memory and flash storage manufacturers in the world, our products are backed by some of the most rigorous quality standards in the industry.
https://www.crucial.com/support/article ... ufacturers
well of course a company will say their products are the best
Softneck,
Where did you read that?
ruffneck_12 wrote:adnj wrote:ruffneck_12 wrote:adnj wrote:nervewrecker wrote:How good are the crucial products?
Mainly SSD. I have seen a decrease in SSD prices online. Thinking about upgrading my storage.Since Crucial is a brand of Micron, one of the largest memory and flash storage manufacturers in the world, our products are backed by some of the most rigorous quality standards in the industry.
https://www.crucial.com/support/article ... ufacturers
well of course a company will say their products are the best
Softneck,
Where did you read that?
Where did you read that I said that?
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