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So I recently built my PC and now whenevrer I hit the power button everything goes on then it starts flickering on and off. I have a 960, 750watt PSU i7-6700k 16GB DDR4 Ram running windows.
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Could you have managed to put the restart button as the power button when building it?
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Does it restart the system when your monitor flickers?

Get into safemode, update your GPU/CPU drivers asap. What input you using for your display?

HDMI, VGA etc...
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Try turning it off and on again
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Define flickering? What exactly does it do...

Could be a few things.
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For some reason taking out my ram and putting it back in worked.
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