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Orbital-Fetus

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Man I think I blew up my fukking pc :beli:. I was plugging in a usb adapter but since it's small it slipped out my hand and fell into the pc because I had no i/o plate on the back of the case. The computer just cut off right then and there. I checked all cables and everything is connected. Pressing the power button doesn't give a response. The mobo light still on though... i don't even feel like troubleshooting this shyt :snoop:.


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Any word on a fix for Watchdogs? I refuse to play any more of this shyt while it's stuttering every few seconds.
 

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This game must be giving my PC that work then. Guess i'm gonna have to lower all the settings.
 

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well, at least it wasn't your mobo.
PSU is an easy fix and not too expensive.

don't know how dropping a usb in there would kill it though.
but if it was his mobo, at least he could have replaced it and got an i/o plate :lolbron:
 

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Bought a new power supply, still doesn't turn on :wtf:?
Plugged the old one in and it worked. Plugged it back up fully loaded don't work. i don't know if it's my power or my pc components.

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:damn: It's my video card!!

Plugged in the PCI-E connectors to the video card and when I hit the power button no dice. Take it out and press power no dice but if I unplug or turn off the PSU and then plug it back in the PC turns on as long as the video card isn't connected with the PCI-E connectors. Tried it several times to confirm and that is what causes the PC to not turn on. I reseated everything to make sure it wasn't a short with any other component.

I had a spare Radeon pci-e card laying around and when I plugged that in the PC booted up normally.

:sadbron:


Luckily I have an in store warranty on this card so I can return it and swap for something else.

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