Pc fans running at full speed No display FIX PART 1  

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it will if your aio pump is not work or heatsink is not properly placed

​@@MacCoyzkieaio punp no you would still get an image as the water need to heat up in the loop and even use in a heat sink you would probably get a display of something normally the BIOS. Splash screen and then probably an overheating warning

@@jacksalem6472 it depends if the motherboard & aio has that feature, some old pc don't

​@@MacCoyzkiefor me my keyboard and mouse are showing light and cpu is also working correctly so what to do ? Even tho my monitor is working with other pc nd laptop ?

@@MacCoyzkieuhhh, no? Your CPU can run without any cooling or heatsink for a short while before overheating, it will not immediately do this. More than likely if this is an issue someone is having it’s because they need to re-seat a component. Ram or GPU in my experience is the problem

can you try this out ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-STEsMGJGw78.html

time to clear cmos

how

@@qripled295 here you go bro ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S9hyEPTFR10.html

Exact same issue PC doesn't boot until my PC resets itself meaning it boots up then running on 8gb ram instead of 16 then when I go back into the bios and reset the bios my 16 gb ram is working but when I put on xpm boom no display, fans running on max and PC restarting itself until it resets its bios again

@@RN_SX Hmm, I turned XMP back on 3 weeks ago and it’s been working fine for me same sticks. You might want to ensure they’re properly slotted into the mother board, or maybe get a single 16gb stick and test that out. Christmas sales will pop up soon.

you can try using one like this ru-vid.com9BvLqs0SnaI

I just replied something similar on another comment, but for anyone having this issue, ignore the guy that uploaded this short. You don’t need to reapply thermal paste or anything like that 🤦‍♂️ Your CPU can run without a cooler or heatsink on it for a short time before overheating. You can try it right now, take your cooler out and power your pc on. (Obviously don’t leave it running for very long because it will overheat quickly but it can and will boot like this) Reseat your GPU and RAM. In almost all scenarios that’s gonna be the problem

your old motherboard might still be working, have the psu tested using a tester like this ru-vid.comYrC3PlflLq0

Hey man, got yours fixed? Im currently having the same thing, it will happen when i am playing high end game. Its been months that i have this problem

i have the same issue, i got a new psu installed today as i assumed that was sthe problem, the pc runs a lot quieter and better now but it still black screens. i do NOT feel like getting a new Gpu.

@@christiandk09 most likely not the gpu, it’s happening to me i’ve tested it w 3 other gpus not sure what to do now..

It’s most likely something is overheating so try putting new thermal paste on stuff and if it doesn’t work take it down to the repair shop

i made a video for that specific problem, check it here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bzV4WBuZdLU.html

that doesn't sound good, the crackling sound from the psu is concerning. what's your psu model name?

@@MacCoyzkie The PSU in my build is a DeepCool PX850G. This is my first PC that I assembled myself last week, and it has made a slight cracking sound since the beginning. I resolved the other issue of a black screen and fans running at full speed by replugging the PSU cables. Also one of the cables was touching a fan, so I adjusted it. However, the minor cracking sound persists.

@@sourabhshukla8625 I also have deepcool psu and im not sure what it is but mine also do those sounds. the reason i ask the model name is to confirm things, if its from an unknown brand that could be dangerous but deepcool psu are just fine so no need to worry about it. run some stress test on your pc to check the stability since all is working now

@@MacCoyzkie I'll go ahead and run some stress tests to check stability as you suggested. I appreciate your advice!

if you still hear the game music or whatever sound you got things running, then the display goes black its probably a monitor cable (hdmi/dp) or the monitor itself is the problem. try your pc with a friend or relative's monitor to check

thank you for the feedback, but this only occures once i turn on the pc, not while using it @@MacCoyzkie

is this the reason why you bought MPG MSI Z790 edge wifi motherboard? if the i7-12700k doesn't work in the old motherboard then yes this could be the cpu. usually you need to test it with a working compatible pc to check, which is you can only do that at a local shop. unless you know someone with the same specs like your pc and ask them to try your cpu in their rig.

@@MacCoyzkie I originally had the MPG MSI Z690 edge wifi when I bought the cpu and my pc was working just fine. The only reason I bought the Z790 is because I had 2 ram slots that were broken on the Z690. So I returned it and bought the Z790 and now, like I said doesn’t get past the cpu red light debug LED.

@@RlyMxtrix ok, how about you update the bios first. make sure the firmware version is compatible with your current cpu. if after the update it still does not work i think you should use Rma

try clearing cmos ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S9hyEPTFR10.html

you need to update windows first then try to update the gpu driver. if it still the same try to ddu the current gpu driver, here's how ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SvIJhcxZTsA.html then install a freshly downloaded gpu driver after

@@MacCoyzkie ill try it when i have a few minutes and raport the outcome thank you for the response

@@MacCoyzkie done that, still the same. I think my card is wasted

@@StaryBrudnyLis187 perhaps the game requirements are too much for the system

@@MacCoyzkie nope, I don't think that Dungeons and Dragons Online is 2 much for my 2080 rtx ti hehe

copy paste this link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dusz5P8GMGU.html this video might help

dirty pc causes overheating too

Probably some failure preventing the system from initializing, rather than heat.

@@user2C47 yes, usually the gpu.

definitely bro, since its new use warranty

@MacCoyzkie oh absolutely. I am getting the cable replaced Tuesday since the gpu is perfectly fine. Oddly enough, I found if I run the gpu fans at 65% and keep max temp under 50 degrees, it won't kick off.

check part 2

nice gpu bro!

i made a tutorial for that issue, copy paste this link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pwgg8Vp2NNk.html

watch this to get it fixed ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pwgg8Vp2NNk.html

@@MacCoyzkie I'll try it in the morning thanks

@@MacCoyzkie thank you so much God bless you 🙏it worked. Un installing worked

@@dankoakovic9623 Glad it worked bro!

if your pc is dusty i think its time to clean it. we have a way to check the temps of the cpu and gpu but there is no way we can see the temps of the vrm and other pc parts that are dusty

@@MacCoyzkie iv alr dusted it, like 4 months ago or so i changed the chasi and i dusted everything with my older brother, theres something else wrong

@@DENTIC can clear cmos for now to have the system run in default settings ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S9hyEPTFR10.html

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Same Problem for me, how to fix it ?

​@@mr.miyagi4255 It's maybe Software failure, reinstall windows Reset bios settings Consider Checking your caples too

yes that can also be

Like me. I tried my gpu in another system and it doesnt work. But when i get mine to finally boot and do system restore it works fine for some time then it doesnt

@@guanedits6349 If you mean the suspect GPU works again in the first system, it might be a contact issue. I've had multiple GPUs become intermittent, where they would quit until reseated, and sometimes took a few tries.

@@user2C47 no that isnt my issue. I didnt not reseat my gpu and i worked randomly...it stayed on till i was able to do sustem restore. I can also mention i used to get a BSOD "Critical_process_died". Every time i do system restore and apply windows updates my pc shuts down again

@@guanedits6349 The 'CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED' stop code is related to important programs (like the kernel) crashing, usually not GPU-related. If it's able to display a blue screen, the video card is probably working. My top 2 suspects would be memory issues, or failing to load files from the boot drive. Both seem to be relatively common. For the memory, try reseating the RAM sticks. If no change, try putting them in one at a time, or in one slot at a time. If the issue only occurs with one particular stick or slot, you've found the issue. To check if it's a filesystem issue, try checking the SMART data, paying particular attention to reallocated and uncorrectable sector counts. If either is nonzero or increasing, the drive is toast and you need to back up anything important *immediately.* To check for corruption, from an elevated command line, run 'sfc /scannow'. To check if it's a bad update, try using System Restore and _not_ updating.

yes

how did the pc problem started? is this a new build or was a working one?

@@MacCoyzkie hey i fixed the pc it was dust and also the gpu wasnt put correctly TY

i hope it works but if it doesn't check the entire series

you build it or is it prebuild pc? what's the pc specs?

@@MacCoyzkiei got a prebuilt stg aubron i7 3060 16g ram i have the same problem took ojt ram stick put it back in different slot nothing works i used different cables too

@@fuijma6457 shutdown the pc and unplug it from any outlet, then do this next. you need to copy paste this link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S9hyEPTFR10.html

will this ruin my pc? if i mess up taking the cmos out@@MacCoyzkie

@@fuijma6457 what it does is it will reset the bios to default, meaning it should work normally if all pc parts are compatible & not faulty

what happen before the pc problem started?

@@MacCoyzkienothing

It’s brand new I plugged everything up then the monitor it’s been saying no signal for 3 days I checked ram

@@BheAvin is this a prebuilt pc or you build it yourself? Again let's check the basics first ru-vid.com-IMdGQKLwrg

try to place back your gpu again and clear cmos after ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S9hyEPTFR10.html if still does not work have your friend try your gpu in their pc, if still does not work in their pc it might be dead already

@@MacCoyzkie i gave it to my friend it worked after couple restarts and he gave it back yesterday and it worked fine on the first time and today also it boot at the first time magically it's fixed 😆 and thanks for the advices too i tried them when my gpu was at my friend's house

@@abdelmagh8418 no problem bro, glad its all good now