>Specs
CPU: Xeon e3 1230 v2
GPU: Rx 580 OEM
RAM: Kingston 8x2 ram 1600mhz
Motherboard: P8H61-M
PSU: 500w power supply (I don't even know what brand this is but here's what it looks like)
>Observations of the problem
-Monitor gives a "No display" signal seconds after opening up the title screen of any game. (Ex. The Forest, Content warning, Fallout 4). GPU temps are normal. barely reaching above 43c before shutting off. Frankly, I don't believe GPU temps are related.
-Monitor shutoff still persists even when no game is open. With monitor suddenly giving a "no display signal" despite me just browsing the internet for a few hours (sometimes minutes).
>Post-crash observations
-Restarting the PC after the "crash", The Mobo fails to recognize the GPU as it gives one long beep, followed by 3 short beeps. (no display, gpu fan doesn't spin.)
-Observing the GPU fan as I boot it up right after the crash, I can see a small twitch as I press the power button to turn it on, but the fan never spins. ( When functional, the gpu fan usually spins a second after the aforementioned twitch)
-PC magically starts to be able to boot again properly after waiting an hour. With the GPU being recognized again. Sadly there are some cases where I get the black "no display" screen without even getting into the desktop yet
>Data I've gatherered so far
-Opening up the reliability monitor, I can see a LiveKernelEvent14 occur during the exact time the monitor shuts off. List of errors
>Things I've tried
-Reinstalling drivers by using the "fix" option on the amd driver installation (multiple times)
-Reseating each ram stick
-Reseating GPU
-Testing the voltage of the 6pin to 8pin adapter for my gpu (gives a normal 12.6v)
>Extra things to note
-I have been using a 6pin to 8pin adapter for my Rx580 to get it's power from the PSU
((I've been at this for a week now and I REALLY don't want my pc to go bust 😭 I'm praying that it's just a PSU problem as I can just buy a decent one (perhaps one with an actual well known brand) however, I don't know what I'll do if the GPU is the faulty part))
