Well, my main rig (specs in sig) isn't power on this morning. Last night we were haveing power troubles at my house. Computer shut off a couple times while I was using it, and the the power came right back on, and so did my computer, and worked fine. After the second time, I decided to shut my computer down, so I went ahead and shut it down. The power continued to go on/off throughout the night.
So then this morning I decide to turn my rig back on. Everything powers up, the fans, the lights, the optical drives, and I hear the HDD's initialize. But, instead of the normal single POST beep, I get 2 long beeps, and then the PC shuts itself down. It powers itself back on, and then gives me 2 long beeps again, and then just sits there with all of the fans running/no display on the screen. Looked it up in my motherboard manual, and it said that it could be a graphics card error. Swapped out the GPU with my GTS 320, and it still does it. Swapped out the PSU with a different one, still does it. I tried to clear CMOS by removing the battery just in case that could have been a problem, but that didn't fix it either. I'm thinking that it could be the motherboard now... Anybody else got any ideas that I could try before I decide to contact Gigabyte and get a new board?
So then this morning I decide to turn my rig back on. Everything powers up, the fans, the lights, the optical drives, and I hear the HDD's initialize. But, instead of the normal single POST beep, I get 2 long beeps, and then the PC shuts itself down. It powers itself back on, and then gives me 2 long beeps again, and then just sits there with all of the fans running/no display on the screen. Looked it up in my motherboard manual, and it said that it could be a graphics card error. Swapped out the GPU with my GTS 320, and it still does it. Swapped out the PSU with a different one, still does it. I tried to clear CMOS by removing the battery just in case that could have been a problem, but that didn't fix it either. I'm thinking that it could be the motherboard now... Anybody else got any ideas that I could try before I decide to contact Gigabyte and get a new board?