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Well, the serial number on the card certainly is easily accessible these days! I gotta ask: are you really a dead parrot, or just Pinin’ away for the Fjords?

I 🤨 Interesting.

An EVGA 970GTX. Haven’t pulled the cover/fan shroud off to see in it, yet. No discoloration on the bottom, but I would think that would be unlikely. I have a multimeter; a short is easy to read, and an open circuit equally so, but what Ohm range is indicative of the circuit being (potentially)...

No, hearing people’s operational experience is a good thing. Im gathering from this that video cards are a more common cause of the set of failure symptoms I had (albeit without your sparks), than what one might think. Good point. Although since the system won’t POST when that vid card goes...

Just how much do you think it cost me to swap in the old video card I said I had?

I thought that you had a low likelihood of being right, but I had an old video card to pop in, and things are running now. Thanks. If only....recently moved to a town of 5-6000 residents. No such place here.

Thank you for the reply. It has been some years since I visited this forum. As I recall, it had a sticky on power supply quality evaluations. I can’t seem to find it now. Was that thread too cumbersome to maintain? The PSU is (or was) an OCZ GXS 600, btw.

Further , everything in the case is of 2014-2017 vintage except for a new Samsung EVO 970 .m2 NVMe SSD. Motherboard is Gigabyte 170 chipset Gaming Series 7, LGA 1151. PSU is an OCZ that I haven’t yet checked the model of.

I was gaming last night, with no issues, maybe a frame stutter or two, when everything quietly went dead - no smoke, no smells, no CPU, GPU or case fans. Just the blue power light the case front panel. I felt the components, nothing felt particularly hot. Upon attempting to restart, all that...

Consider the following power supply, an Enermax Noisetaker ATX 12V Ver 2.01: http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-103-459&depa=1 A user review in the link says the 20/24 pin adapter is built into the 24-pin connector - slip off the portion with the last four pins...

I have an "Award" brand PSU, 400W. Any knowledge of this brand? It runs hot, powering my Athlon 2600+, ATI 9800 Pro, Turtle Beach Santa Cruz, single hard drive, single CD-RW unit, even when e-mailing or web browsing. During heavy gaming (NR 2003) I will get brief video stutters, and CTD when...