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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Orange County, CA
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Won't power up
Just finished putting together the following:
Asus K8N-E Motherboard AMD Athlon64 3000+ Processor Kingston #KVR400X64C3A/1G Memory Stick Western Digital 250gb Caviar Hard Drive nVidia TNT2 Video Card Antec 350 Watt Power Supply The last two items are old, the rest is brand new. When I turn the power on, the cpu fan turns momentarily then quits. My back panel I/O escutcheon wouldn't fit so I left it out. Can this possibly cause some kind of mobo grounding problem? Please don't laugh too hard. I'm grasping at straws here.
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Join Date: May 2002
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Thank you, Blue. My problem with the mobo I/O panel is that it's new and the case is old. When I install it, the mobo sits too high up from the stanchions and when I tighten the screws, the mobo bends.
In any case, it was actually a different problem. I forgot to connect the 12V connector (4-pin) from the power supply to the mobo. This is my first Athlon64 build and I didn't know this was necessary for AMD Athlons. Thanks again for your input and I'll certainly be looking for a properly fitting I/O panel. |
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