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HP Omen 875-0014
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My computer has a boot loop when starting up. I thought it was the PSU, so I replaced the Corsair CX650 yesterday. However, the boot loop still persists and I can't open the computer. I tried changing the plug and cleaning the RAM slot but still the same. Then I tried unplugging the GPU's PCIe wire, the machine ran and there was no boot loop case. However, the machine can only output the monitor through the GPU, I can't use it. Is this because the GPU is dead or something else. I am thinking about plug out battery, but I can’t because I don’t have tool to do it. My current source 650W source before replacement is 500W. Unfortunately, I'm out of warranty. I have checked and made sure the wires are in right places when I am replace PSU. This case started 2 weeks ago when I was playing the game. It automatically turns off after a while, and recently the situation has been bad. Currently I can't boot the computer with PCIe plugged in because it uses intermittent booting. If the description is accurate, it will turn off immediately after displaying the Omen Logo. I'm quite frustrated with the current situation and don't know how to fix it. Thank you for reading

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PCIe here mean the cable from PSU to GPU

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Hello

 

this is your computer?
if yes indeed unfortunately there are no video connectors on the motherboard

if you remove the graphics card and the computer seems to be working, it may need to be replaced
In order not to buy one for nothing, try to find someone who has a similar model that is compatible with the power supply.
Otherwise can be have it tested by a professional
It is not possible to identify the exact source of the problem since the integrated graph cannot be used!

 

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