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New build won't boot up? :/
- Nov 21, 2012 7:14 pm GMTAll hail Neon Genesis !Well, it's been about two years since I've built a computer, so i was a bit rusty assembling this new build. Okay, so it won't boot up after assembling it and whatnot. The power supply is plugged into the wall Power supply is on 24pin is connected to the mono 8pin is connected to the CPU I checked my motherboards manual and I believe I have the front panel connector hooked up properly Specs: And fx6100 Corsair h60 CPU cooler 8gbs of corsair xms3 500gb hitachi desktar Corsair cx750 power supply Zalman z9 case Asus m5a97 mobo Any ideas what the booting up problem could be? It doesn't beep at all, and no fans turn on.
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- Nov 21, 2012 7:18 pm GMT
Ivy 3570k @ 4.8Ghz with Kraken x60, ASRock Z77 Extreme 6, Kingston HyperX 8GB, Gigabyte GTX 470 @ 799/1598/4018, ASUS 8800GTS 512 @ 690/1230/2396 (PhysX), Intel 120GB SSD, Seagate 320GB 7200RPM, Corsair TX 650, Corsair Carbide 400R, Windows 8 Pro x64
Rip out the front panel headers, get a screwdriver and touch the pwr+ and pwr- with the steel end, if it still doesn't boot, take everything out of the case and assemble it.
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- Nov 21, 2012 7:35 pm GMTAll hail Neon Genesis ![QUOTE="GTR12"]
Rip out the front panel headers, get a screwdriver and touch the pwr+ and pwr- with the steel end, if it still doesn't boot, take everything out of the case and assemble it.
[/QUOTE] Thanks, it started up fine, and I'm installing windows now, I'll handle the front panel in the morning :p- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Nov 22, 2012 12:27 am GMT
Ivy 3570k @ 4.8Ghz with Kraken x60, ASRock Z77 Extreme 6, Kingston HyperX 8GB, Gigabyte GTX 470 @ 799/1598/4018, ASUS 8800GTS 512 @ 690/1230/2396 (PhysX), Intel 120GB SSD, Seagate 320GB 7200RPM, Corsair TX 650, Corsair Carbide 400R, Windows 8 Pro x64
[QUOTE="Liam00148"][QUOTE="GTR12"]
Rip out the front panel headers, get a screwdriver and touch the pwr+ and pwr- with the steel end, if it still doesn't boot, take everything out of the case and assemble it.
[/QUOTE] Thanks, it started up fine, and I'm installing windows now, I'll handle the front panel in the morning :p[/QUOTE]
No problem.
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