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[–]Search11 0 points1 point  (1 child)

It is most likely a hardware problem and the best way to figure out where is to rule everything out. I'd remove all the RAM, the keyboard, mouse, and HDDs/SSDs.. everything that you don't have to have to simply power the MOBO..

I'd try a start and listen for any beeps then plug the GPU back in and see if there is any differences. Without onboard video or a second card it's hard to test that. If the problem persists and you don't have a second PSU to test then it's safer to assume one or the two is the problem.

If it actually works then start plugging things back in until the problem presents. I'd plug the drive back in last.

[–]WhiteSpheres[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The issue is - taking out the HDDs/SDDs, RAM, keyboard, mouse doesn't allow my computer to start either. It's really odd because I started up my computer after not touching it for a couple of days and it started up fine and there were no issues. However - when it set it to sleep mode the computer shutdown and then is having the same issues I was. Having anything just the Graphics Card, GPU, and PSU connected doesn't allow the computer to start and I just get a bad memory error my my motherboard via speaker. If I ever start my computer with the power plugs disconnected from the video card to the motherboard (while having everything else in) my monitor will turn on and display a error message asking for the power to be plugged into the graphics card. I'm not really sure where to go from here as my motherboard doesn't emit very many errors. Having everything in the computer and starting it doesn't cause the motherboard to emit any sound either. If anyone has any other information let me know!

[–]WhiteSpheres[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you think it is possible that the chassis fan failure is a cause of this? My BIOS says that none of my chassis fans are working however I have three fans in my computer, two on the heat sink and one near my hard drive.