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  • IIIRUSHIII
     
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    Oct 2, 2009 2:57 pm PT
    I recently bought a new graphics card and CPU Fan, and decded to gut the computer and giver a good cean...now I sued a very soft brush to take off the dust and made sure not to create any static charge etc.
    But once I re assembled the entire unit it just wont start. I flick on the power and all I get is one blink from the network port andthats it, no fan, no light from the power supply, nothing.
    So Im just curious if my power supply just cant handle the new video card and addons or if I royal pooched something

    Any ideas would be greatly appreciated

    P.S. specs are at the bottom of the page http://www.xfire.com/profile/airw4ves/


    I recently bought a new graphics card and CPU Fan, and decded to gut the computer and giver a good cean...now I sued a very soft brush to take off the dust and made sure not to create any static charge etc. But once I re assembled the entire unit it just wont start. I flick on the power and all I get is one blink from the network port andthats it, no fan, no light from the power supply, nothing. So Im just curious if my power supply just cant handle the new video card and addons or if I royal pooched something :( Any ideas would be greatly appreciated P.S. specs are at the bottom of the page http://www.xfire.com/profile/airw4ves/
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  • NSR34GTR
     
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    Oct 2, 2009 3:02 pm PT
    4 pin power cable?

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    NZXT BETA|I7 860|GTX 275|P7P55D EVO

    4 pin power cable?
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  • Luminouslight
     
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    Oct 2, 2009 3:02 pm PT
    Make sure you have everything plugged (including the case wires because they may have slipped out). And also what is your Power Supply.?

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    Make sure you have everything plugged (including the case wires because they may have slipped out). And also what is your Power Supply.?
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  • markop2003
     
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    Oct 2, 2009 3:02 pm PT
    What's your power supply? (your xfire dosn't have it)

    OMGWTFBBQ look at this link!!!one11!eleventy!!

    Married to the lil' sex bombs Deihjan and tofu-lion91

    What's your power supply? (your xfire dosn't have it)
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  • rock_solid
     
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    Oct 2, 2009 3:03 pm PT
    u could try putting ur old card back in and see if it works then

    u could try putting ur old card back in and see if it works then
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  • IIIRUSHIII
     
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    Oct 2, 2009 3:04 pm PT
    Oops sorry OCZ 600W
    http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/PID-MX17273(ME).aspx
    Its about 2 years old
    Edited on Oct 2, 2009 3:05 pm PT


    Oops sorry OCZ 600W http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/PID-MX17273(ME).aspx Its about 2 years old
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  • markop2003
     
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    Oct 2, 2009 3:05 pm PT
    Power supply should just about be ok. Just check your cabling

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    Power supply should just about be ok. Just check your cabling
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  • Too_tight_shoes
     
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    Oct 2, 2009 3:07 pm PT
    IIIRUSHIII wrote:
    Oops sorry OCZ 600W Its about 2 years old


    You shouldn't have any issues with that PSU... I have a feeling you might have pooched something.

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    [QUOTE="IIIRUSHIII"]Oops sorry OCZ 600W Its about 2 years old[/QUOTE] You shouldn't have any issues with that PSU... I have a feeling you might have pooched something.
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  • Slig0
     
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    Oct 2, 2009 3:13 pm PT

    Too_tight_shoes wrote:
    IIIRUSHIII wrote:
    Oops sorry OCZ 600W Its about 2 years old
    You shouldn't have any issues with that PSU... I have a feeling you might have pooched something.

    He sure did! Boyo!

    [QUOTE="Too_tight_shoes"][QUOTE="IIIRUSHIII"]Oops sorry OCZ 600W Its about 2 years old[/QUOTE] You shouldn't have any issues with that PSU... I have a feeling you might have pooched something.[/QUOTE]

    He sure did! Boyo!

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