Yes. It did. And you could hold it down for about 30 seconds and it would power back off… on a hunch I ordered thermaltake’s power supply tester and sure enough the cheap Dell garbage failed. I have a 1300w EVGA platinum gigantic thing hanging out of it and it boots up just fine now. So I have to order something a little smaller like their 1000w in the compact case to fit in this chassis but at least it’s fixed or I know what’s wrong with it. Thank you for all the suggestions guys!
So just like the headline reads. My R11 has been working fine since I bought it over a year ago. (Of course it’s out of warranty). I bought it with a 2080 Ti since the 3xxx weren’t out yet when I bought it. I upgraded it to a 3090 over a year ago when they first came out and haven’t had any problems. Well it froze last night and wouldn’t respond to any inputs so I hard rebooted it. Windows came up with the fix it or just reboot question and I chose just reboot (similar stuff has happened before - usually associated with screen saver or turning the display off after some time. I finally turned that off so it would just stay on a screen saver and I haven’t had any problems until last night. Like I said it froze and I hard rebooted it and it acted like it was rebooting but just stopped and all of the LEDs turned blue. I tried all the usual tricks. Pull the power cord out and hold down the power button - which had a interesting result. For about 10 seconds it acted like it was booting. The LEDs cycled through their colors but then they stopped and turned blue and stayed there. I can hear the one mechanical drive powering up. The mouse & keyboard same thing. So I thought maybe my crazy expensive 3090 had broken so I went and got my 2080 Ti that it came with and swapped it back in. Same thing. No change. Does anyone have any other ideas before I have to send it back to Dell and pay for a repair? At least I was smart enough to build something nicer as I’ve read so many horror stories about Dell so I’m not without a computer but I don’t want to leave my nice gaming machine in the living room. I had my   Alienware Dell for that.  I read some of the other threads that had the same symptoms - one guy even had the colors stuck on blue like I do. But his was brand new and his was just a video card not seated properly. I know that’s not my issue as it hasn’t suffered any trauma it just stopped working and I even tried swapping back to the card it came with.suggestions please!
Aurora R11, broke last night, powers up no display