Blank green screen and pc won startup

As the title said,my pc just getting a green screen with no text or anything,just some loud sound before it crash.I've tried to boot it but it just won't going to,the LEDs are on and all the fans seems pretty normal but the monitor is blacked out.Then i connected my pc into another seperate monitor and it started to boot but then window got automatically update and and back to normal.After less than 5 minutes and the issue happened again on that monitor.I switch back to my old one and it do boot up and just right after log in the pc green screen'ed again and after that i never manage to boot up again on either monitors.I wasn't open anything beside Edge at that time and my drivers and BIOS seems up to date.

Help is appreciated

Edited by phananloi, 17 May 2024 - 11:54 AM.

Sorry i forgot about it

My pc is custom build and here my spec:

AMD ryzen 5 3500 6 core

Msi B450M a pro max 

Corsair Vengeance 2 sticks of 8gb but i don't know the model since i can't startup my pc and the box is thrown away

Amd rx 5600 xt sapphire pulse 

PSU infinity eco 600w 80 plus single rail                   

PSU infinity eco 600w 80 plus single rail     

 

There is one thing that is possibly worse than using a known poor quality brand of PSU and that is using one that is unheard of, for brands of PSU to trust and brands to avoid please refer to the links in my sig.

The GPU that you have is not particularly power hungry but what power and amps it does need  must be good, clean and stable, a 500W Bronze efficiency rated PSU from either EVGA or Seasonic will do, avoid Corsair in this category though as they recommend their lower end PSUs only be used for onboard video and no add on GPU.,

Make sure that your Windows Power Plan is set to Balanced and not High or Ultra Performance, the latter are a form of overclocking that causes instability on desktops.

Corsair Vengeance 2 sticks of 8gb but i don't know the model since i can't startup my pc and the box is thrown away

 

You must know what speed it is.

Well just now my pc is starting and it's doing an automatic repair and says the pc was not starting correctly and need to restart but i haven't do anything yet and the monitor blacked out like after 3 seconds.I can't check my ram speed because my pc is unusable 

My inputs lights still working like normal.Im guessing this cut be a monitor or gpu issue

Edit:I can open my pc now put literally every time after sign in the blank green screen happen and all inputs light are off but not the pc fans

Edit 2: I can use my pc now with another spare video card that i have and my ram speed is 2133MHz

Edited by phananloi, 19 May 2024 - 01:54 AM.

Hi, as you are posting in the BSOD Forum please follow the instructions you missed :

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/576314/blue-screen-of-death-bsod-posting-instructions-windows-vista-through-to-11/

Note it is a 3 step process to attach.

It would seem to me that you've answered your own question.

A new Graphics Card is called for. Maybe you could try using the On-Board Graphics.

Well that kind of suck cause my card just about 6 months old or so and i don't even have the on board graphics

Time to look at its Warranty.

If new, that's usually for a year.

Here in the UK, we deal with who sold it to us, first. Not the manufacturer.

You'll have to check your local Consumer Regulations, and the actual date of purchase

Actually i bought it second hand and the warranty is only 15 days so yeah time to say goodbye (

It is too soon to write the GPU off, we know nothing about the GPU that has been swapped in + the original GPU needs to be tested using an appropriate quality brand of PSU that has the required wattage and amps on the +12V rail.

What was the brand and model name or number of the GPU that you swapped in.

I swapped in the Nvidia Geforce GTX 1060 

The GPU that you have swapped in requires a lot less wattage than the Pulse so you really do need to do as advised above;

 the original GPU needs to be tested using an appropriate quality brand of PSU that has the required wattage and amps on the +12V rail.

What do you mean by +12v rail?i don't know much about PSUs

Edited by phananloi, 22 May 2024 - 05:34 AM.

the PSU is just a power converter. It converts Alternating Current to Direct Current. PC's use Direct current to power them. The +12V rail is a part of the PSU that produces a positive current at 12 volts. This part is called a rail. There are also a 3.3 Volt and a 5 Volt rail also.

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/what-is-12v-rail-in-psu.2485235/

In other words reputable = 12V     not reputable = fluctuation = trouble