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I really never wanted to have to post a thread like this in my life, but it's finally happened.
I just built a new computer with the specs below. I started out attempting an out-of-case POST, by hooking up the PSU to the wall, and then installing the processor (with CPU and fan), video card, and RAM into the mobo. I used a screwdriver to short the power connector. Every fan (CPU, Video card, PSU) starts up. They run for half a second, then they just shut off. I don't get anything on the monitor. All I can think of is a faulty part...but I was extremely careful putting it together! Specs: Mobo: Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ Windsor RAM: Corsair XMS2 DDR2-800 PC 6400 2Gb (2x1) Video Card: eVga GeForce 7900 GT KO Please, if you know about a person who had the same symptoms and that they fixed it, help me out. thanks, Guruboy |
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9mm wins.
Join Date: Dec 2002
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What is the brand and model of the PSU?
Double check and make sure you have the PSU hooked up correctly to the motherboard, both the main 24-pin PSU connector and the 4-pin square ATX12V connector. Make sure your memory is seated correctly, reseat them to be sure. Double check and make sure your processor is installed securely and the heatsink/fan is locked in all the way. Also be sure that there is nothing shorting out the motherboard like loose screws or unused power supply connectors. |
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I was wondering about that ATX12v...yeah I didn't connect it, because I thought the 24-pin was all I needed. The thing POSTed and stuff, I'll get back to you about how the rest goes.
Thank you SO much dude, I'm really glad it wasn't a big problem (yet) |
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9mm wins.
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So you connected the 4-pin square ATX12V connector and all is good now?
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Yes I connected the 4-pin ATX12V connector and the current problem is solved. I'll update later if any other problems arise, but for now everything is great. Thanks minsonngo!
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9mm wins.
Join Date: Dec 2002
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Your welcome, let us know if you need anything else.
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