I have a gaming PC that I bought prebuilt online. The only thing that I changed was the GPU. I put my GTX 970 from a previous build in it and gave a friend the 1050ti that came with it. Didn’t really think about it but it took about a year for that to burn out the 500w PSU that came with the rig. I replaced it with a brand new Corsair 750w and everything ran beautifully for about two minutes and then the system completely froze. I’ve tried everything I can think of, double and triple checked all of my connections, reseated everything, even formatted my harddrive and reinstalled win10 from a disc. All to no avail. I keep getting complete system lockups at random and can’t seem to figure it out for the life of me. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Can’t seem to fix crashing
- Thread starter DPucci86
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Its not uncommon for a failing power supply to take out other and or all connected components. You may have to test all components separately to isolate the issue/s?
If all was well until you changed a failed power supply, and you have no means of testing individual components then perhaps it would be wise to take it to a PC shop.
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