physically removing ALL parts from the case and reassembling them on a piece of cardboard would have been better.
this gives the opportunity to check all parts, backside of the motherboard for example, and to clean the parts.
so I would still be suggesting that as a last chance throw of the dice.
your mobo and processor supports embedded graphics so don’t reconnect the GPU.
the next logical conclusion is some other part has failed; motherboard, processor, memory - who knows.
what is the make/model of the new PSU?
this gives the opportunity to check all parts, backside of the motherboard for example, and to clean the parts.
so I would still be suggesting that as a last chance throw of the dice.
your mobo and processor supports embedded graphics so don’t reconnect the GPU.
the next logical conclusion is some other part has failed; motherboard, processor, memory - who knows.
what is the make/model of the new PSU?
Comment