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PC Fans spin super fast for a second, come down to normal speed no output 2017-01-15 07:25:05 Post No. 251644
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PC Fans spin super fast for a second, come down to normal speed no output
Anonymous
2017-01-15 07:25:05
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>Plug in the power cable
>Switch the flick to "ON" (the one on the back of the PC near the power cable)
>Fans spin super fast for about 1 second then come down to their normal speed
>Monitor stays at "No signal"
>The power button (the one on the front of the pc) gives no light whatsoever
>Press it
>Nothing happens
>Hold it for hours nothing will happen.
Help me please? Thanks
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>>251644
Please to post a high-resolution, in focus, well-lit picture of the inside of your PC.
If you're using a cellphone, please take it outside into natural sunlight.
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>>251664
I'm from Europe it's nighttime now, I have a shitty phone but I'll try my best to take as clean as possible pictures. I'll get back in 5 mins.
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>>251664
The best I could do with my shitty phone(5mgpx camera) and a lamp since I don't have flash.
I got this PC 5 years ago and I did lots of things on him, played atleast 5000 hours of games on it, hunderds and hundreds videos rendered in Sony Vegas...
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>>251669
Needs a new PSU (Power Supply Unit)
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>>251676
Proof or something so I just don't go out and get a new PSU... Why do I need a new PSU sir?
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>>251679
You're using a prebuilt computer that uses a cheap PSU. You said you used it a lot so it makes sense the PSU is the first thing to be dying. Also it's time for a new computer
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