Oh, hi, Mark!
This girl is at the end of her rope. Recap of previous post: my mouse pointer got unusably slow. Next day PC wouldn’t work. 1 long beep, 3 short.
Changed the graphics card, nope. Just changed out the motherboard, nope.
So I did a lazy research because it takes a lot out of me (back problems) and I was tired. Turns out if you don’t put the company in the search all kinds of stuff pops up that says gpu or insufficient RAM problem.
Why, if nothing changed in those 6 months it worked, would it suddenly need more RAM?
I have 2 sticks of 8GB but the original motherboard only recognized 1 stick. I don’t recall having a limitation the 10 or so years ago I built my last desktop. This motherboard apparently only recognizes 12. Am I crazy thinking a gaming motherboard should not have a limitation like this?
Oh. In the other thread you linked to a PSU that is semi-modular and has two VGA outputs. Is there any chance for you to try another PSU?
There are. One is 6 holes and one is 4. They are on the same cable.
I don’t know if I can keep buying parts. At this point I could make another computer since none of these parts are the problem lol
Both of your GPUs have 8-pin connector for power cable. This is the PSU you linked in the other thread. Notice the VGA2 and VGA3 connectors. You need to attach a cable from either of them to your GPU.