More like 9 years.Think maybe its finally dying? Bought when AM4 launched so how long ago was that 5 years?
Have tried going back to 32GB RAM?
Also still on AM4 and no intention of upgrading for a long time.
More like 9 years.Think maybe its finally dying? Bought when AM4 launched so how long ago was that 5 years?
I'll pull it apart tomorrow and rebuild it to make sure. Thing is if it was a loose wire or something surely it wouldn't start at all
Blimey that long! Have tried with a single stick of 8,16 and 32More like 9 years.
Have tried going back to 32GB RAM?
Also still on AM4 and no intention of upgrading for a long time.
Did you try using the pins on the motherboard to boot as suggested earlier in case you got a dodgy button?OK so tried direct into wall socket, new kettle lead, new cmos battery and still doing the same thing. Think maybe its finally dying? Bought when AM4 launched so how long ago was that 5 years?
Damn, knew I forgot something. Will have a look cheersDid you try using the pins on the motherboard to boot as suggested earlier in case you got a dodgy button?
Is it the pwr pins that need bridging?To rule out the case switch
Just remove the connector from motherboard
And bridge the pins with a screwdriver
It's a momentary switch
So don't need to keep the pins bridged
As others said
Extension leads,the kettle lead,cmos battery ,different wall socket
Are all possibilities too
Mostly free or cheap to test
Before considering it might be a psu problem
Or motherboard problem
Speaking of motherboard
Make sure the 24 pin is fully latched in
Had similar years ago and turned out the board was flexing
Below the 24 pin socket so it wasn't fully inserting
Replaced the battery which would do it?Did you reset CMOS yet too?
Possibly. I would still try shorting the pins.Replaced the battery which would do it?
YesIs it the pwr pins that need bridging?
Could try thr case manufacturerok so looks like the power button then as it wont switch the pc off either
Looking at the remote option as moving the pc into a dedicated game/movie room soon so could be handyCould try thr case manufacturer
See if can get an exact replacement
Or could take the switch apart
And see if the contacts need cleaning
Or bent a little to make better contact
Or get a button/switch off amazon ,eBay etc
Though unlikely they will be a perfect fit
But will still do the job
Edit
There's also external switches
Ones where you have to route the wires out
Through pci slot or similar
Or wireless ones where it's on/off by a remote controller
Yeah that option leaves the pc case lookingLooking at the remote option as moving the pc into a dedicated game/movie room soon so could be handy
What case have you got?ok so looks like the power button then as it wont switch the pc off either