Power to motherboard
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Power to motherboard
Hi...i just built my first system
Corsair 520W PSU
1 Gig Ram
7900GS Vid Card
Western Digital HDD
Samsung Dvd writer
now i hooked everything turned it on and nothing....took off HDD, Dvd Writer....turned it on nothing....so i just hooked up the motherboard CPU,Power Switch and turned it on....nothing...no fans turning, no lights no nothing. Psu power is connect, 24 pin cable connected, 4 pin 12v connected...im using a
Gigabyte 965P DS3 w/
CORSAIR CMPSU-520HX ATX12V v2.2 and EPS12V 2.91 520W Power Supply
any help is appreciated
Corsair 520W PSU
1 Gig Ram
7900GS Vid Card
Western Digital HDD
Samsung Dvd writer
now i hooked everything turned it on and nothing....took off HDD, Dvd Writer....turned it on nothing....so i just hooked up the motherboard CPU,Power Switch and turned it on....nothing...no fans turning, no lights no nothing. Psu power is connect, 24 pin cable connected, 4 pin 12v connected...im using a
Gigabyte 965P DS3 w/
CORSAIR CMPSU-520HX ATX12V v2.2 and EPS12V 2.91 520W Power Supply
any help is appreciated
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Have you checked the power switch (rocker switch) on back of PSU?
How about the voltage switch? Set to 120v not 240v?
How about the voltage switch? Set to 120v not 240v?
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If you have access to a multimeter you could use the probes to test one of the power connectors coming off the PSU that's not in use to see if there is any output from the PSU.
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Is the motherboard attached to the case? If so, one of the stand-offs could be making contact with the bqack of the board and causing a short......or a screew came loose or something.
set it up on the anti static bag the board came on with only the cpu/hsf. memory and PSU. If it still doesn't boot, test with one stick of ram and also in each slot. then with the other sick of ram.
If still no-go, re-seat the CPU and heatsink.
set it up on the anti static bag the board came on with only the cpu/hsf. memory and PSU. If it still doesn't boot, test with one stick of ram and also in each slot. then with the other sick of ram.
If still no-go, re-seat the CPU and heatsink.
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It was actually already in the correct position according to the tiny markings on the board and in the manual...i guess i'll change it anyway jsut to check...if the heatsink and/or the cpu is improperly installed will it not start?
***EDIT---Great News...Computer has finally started...thank you everyone for the advice/help on everything....The problem was that the Power from the case to the MOBO was wrong...Also i had to reseat the heatsink/cpu and clean it/put more thermal compound...Thx once again everyone I've been working on this thing for 3 days straight
***EDIT---Great News...Computer has finally started...thank you everyone for the advice/help on everything....The problem was that the Power from the case to the MOBO was wrong...Also i had to reseat the heatsink/cpu and clean it/put more thermal compound...Thx once again everyone I've been working on this thing for 3 days straight
