Re: [HELP] Power supply.
by turning on the PSU I mean you need to put the switch in the back of the PSU on
about the 20 pin , 24 pin . Do you use an adapter going from 20pins to 24 pins and the 24 pins is sitting in your Motherboard ?? if so, this should work.
Or did you just put a 20pin connector in the motherboard that has a 24pin connector ?? if so, the system won't start !!
If your system does absolutely nothing, no fans spinning, nothing at all, no led is burning on the mobo, and everything is connected good, then it's or the motherboard or the PSU , not the CPU, when this one isn't working, the system will do something (fan spinning, starting to beep and stuff).
but after reading this thread, I can profile your knowledge about building pc's a bit, and I am almost shure you just put something wrong.
another question . when you placed the motherboard into the case, you did use the distance busses into the case I hope ?? meaning you didn't screw the motherboard directly to the case, wich would result in a motherboard touching back of case and frying the motherboard
Originally posted by NabilEsmail
about the 20 pin , 24 pin . Do you use an adapter going from 20pins to 24 pins and the 24 pins is sitting in your Motherboard ?? if so, this should work.
Or did you just put a 20pin connector in the motherboard that has a 24pin connector ?? if so, the system won't start !!
If your system does absolutely nothing, no fans spinning, nothing at all, no led is burning on the mobo, and everything is connected good, then it's or the motherboard or the PSU , not the CPU, when this one isn't working, the system will do something (fan spinning, starting to beep and stuff).
but after reading this thread, I can profile your knowledge about building pc's a bit, and I am almost shure you just put something wrong.
another question . when you placed the motherboard into the case, you did use the distance busses into the case I hope ?? meaning you didn't screw the motherboard directly to the case, wich would result in a motherboard touching back of case and frying the motherboard

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