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So the screen went black while i was playing a game, restaeted then got the blue screen, i cant acces the bios,neither enter automatic repair since the keyboard doesnt work.
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I’m with Phill, that is a junk PSU and needs to be replaced immediately before we pursue any other troubleshooting that could cause damage.
Post the exact model of GPU that way we can determine your required PSU.Comment
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Gigabyte 4070Super Eagle OC.Comment
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[li]Recommended PSU[/li]700W
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A minimum of a 700W 80+ Gold PSU is required.
A PSU is a place where overbuying is okay, it’s better to leave yourself a bit of headroom as opposed to just skating by the line.
This is a great resource for comparing the units available to you/in your region- nothing short of an A-Tier unit should be used on machine with a dedicated gpu for gaming.Comment
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@RayJe - you logged in today but didn’t update - any news?Comment
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Im waiting for the psu to be deliverd , Seasonic 850W gold rated, and the bluescreen was from the usb port that the keyboard was plugged in.Comment
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A fantastic PSU, I use the same one in my current rig.
Is that a front panel port or in the back with the motherboard?Comment
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Back with the motherboard.Comment
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So i keep getting that bluescreen from time to time, the solution atm is to unplug the hdd start the pc(starts no prob , doesnt boot in windows just enters bios)then plug back the hdd and it works fine. Its wierd because i installed the windows on a ssd and now it doesnt boot without the hdd.Comment
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Was the HDD plugged in when you installed windows? Sometimes it will write some system files or something of the sort to additional drives.
Furthermore- did the HDD ever have Windows built on it?Comment
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The hdd was not plugged in when i installed windows, i did not have the windows on this hdd, but there are some windows folders on the hdd.Comment
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Any updates ?Comment
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