Remove your ram stick and pull the cmos battery out on the motherboard for about 10 mins. Put everything back in again.

Have you tried to set your bios in default settings?

If you use a single memory stick in your system , what will happen? Use one stick at a time and try to test it also in different slots.

With one memory stick installed, what will happen? Use one stick at a time and try to test it also in different slots.

Check the output voltage of your power adapter or try it with another power adapter. Sometimes the problem was caused by a faulty or shorted power adapter.

Put your old power supply again in your system and check what will happen.

Open your cpu case then place a home electric fan directly near to cpu case. See if it will help reduce the speed of the...

Since TechTJ is offline, thank you for letting us know the result that your problem is now solved.

I have no idea on how you can help this forum. But I love this forum. All I know is I have been here for almost two years now, sharing my experience to others and getting some others ideas to augment...

I am also happy that you have found the culprit. The malfunctioning of the memory slot is sometimes created by some oxidation or foreign build up inside the slot. In order to remove this build up,...

Try each of the following:

Did you check the output voltage of the AC power adapter?

Run your computer with an AC power adapter source (without battery installed).

With the computer off,...

In addition to the above post.

Forgot to mention, do this first before anything else in the above post. Hit the "Reset" button with a clip or ballpen tip in a small hole found underneath the...

Is this happening also when you run your system with only the battery, or ac power adapter? Check the output voltage of your power adapter.

Since you were not able to boot into bios. You need to...

Is this a processor fan? Check it with another fan.

Since all the electronic components on the motherboard were all soldered. Therefore, no short connection will occur on it unless you accidentally made a short between them. The burnt mark found on...

There minimum power supply requirement is 450 Watts. But if you have extra paraphenalias inside your cpu unit, it's better to get 500 watts or more.

Open your case and look for the label posted on...

In my knowledge and based on my experience, a faulty power supply may damage a good motherboard but not a bad motherboard damage a good power supply.

In your case, you can safely test your...

Play around with the refresh rate, set it above 60 one a time. See what will happen.

Remove and reinstall your video adapter driver and the monitor driver. See what will happen.

Oops! Well, I just depend on what you were saying. I thought it was a brand new since you said you bought it "recently" means "not long ago". You did not mention that you have just bought an used...

Your computer internal wirings may have already been tampered. I just sent you some pictures and informations about your computer. You can trace the connections through the color coding. Study them...

While it's still under warranty, send it back at once to the store where you bought it.

Check first if the motherboard does not have bulging capacitors.

Do you have a spare power supply? Try that one also to isolate the problem.

Try also pulling the cmos battery out for 1 hr, and...

What I mean is sometimes loose connection is difficult to locate. It may happen in all devices found inside the case especially when you smack it.

So, it can be in inside the power supply unit,...

If you have a spare power supply, try that also in your system. Check again your cpu fan especially the clips that hold the fan, maybe loose. A short between motherboard and the casing may also...

No, the problem is not coming from your motherboard.

It's a monitor issue. The refresh rate is not set correctly. Right click on your desktop, select Properties, Setting, Advanced and look for...

If you are sure the power supply is the problem, just try to exchange it. No warranty is guaranteed if the seal outside the box is tampered or broken. I am afraid if the noise you have heard is from...

Are you sure that noise is coming from inside the cpu unit or a noise from the speaker?

Open the pc case and try to isolate the problem. If the noise is coming from the power supply, maybe what you've just bought has a factory defect. You may try to ask for a new replacement. And also...

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Okay, thank you very much. My problem is now solved. Now I'm certain that the fault is not within the pc. I will try to install a grounding wire solely for the pc. Again, thank you.

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some people say it is a form of a static electricity but i doubt coz i felt the true ac volt flowing to my body. We don't have here a grounding system in our outlet. what shall i do now? how...

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I felt the rush of electric current (electric shock) to my body when I touched the back of the computer case. Is it normal to have electric current flowing through computer case? Thanks