keep your head clean, take a deep breath and think about every single step.
Is your power supply for Motherboard and Processor installed correctly?
Uninstall every hardware you dont need. HDDs, CD, PCI-Cards, Graphicscard and so on.
Only use one RAM not all.
Still doesent work?
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Check 20(or 24) pin and 4 pin entries on Motherboard.
You have this problem because your Motherboard doesn't get any power to operate.It's either your Motherboard or PSU, check both of their connections.
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Motherboard 24 pin is seated firmly as is the cpu 4 pin/ pci-e/ HDD only thing i was not so sure about is the front panel it is seated like this
Power+/- power switch
HDD+/- reset switch
I dont seem to have the speaker attached though if that would be an issue? otherwise it may be the PSU (as it doent gear up or anything) im confident everything is in the right place as I checked against another pc with similar MOBO's
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Check the back of your PSU and see if it is set to the correct voltage for your country. And if it has any beeping sounds it will be easier to diagnose the problem.
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Check your compatibility, check to see if all your connections a connected correctly. If nothing else take it to your local electronic store and let them have a look at it.
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Just wondering... Are you sure that your PSU is enough to power your entire system? A friend of mine had the same problem and that was the fault.
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You should be fine then, with a worse PSU (Nox NX Series 620W - it was all I had money for at the time) I power a Radeon 7870 and a i5 3470.
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Check that RAM is correct type and properly seated.
Check that CPU is supported by Mobo and properly seated.
Check all Mobo power connections and that they are properly seated.
Check if discrete video card is supported and properly seated as well as power connections being connected properly.
EDIT: Also check that you have connected front panel (start, reset, etc ...) wiring correctly.
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Check the screws under motherboard. 1 too much and it wont tunrn on.
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Check the screws under motherboard. 1 too much and it wont tunrn on.
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Had same problem with an older PC. MOBO had broken RAM slot and PC just didn't turn on. Removed my RAM stick by stick and found broken one. Anyway - I suggest you to ask professional to check your computer. And another thing - did you turn on your PSU? Because if it's turned on there won't be anything else than a single flash on a LED light near turn on button. I know it sounds stupid but might happen.
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So I just built my pc but it wont turn on :( I press the power I get a quick flash of red LED then nothing I reopen to try and resit my connectors try it again in the same position but I get the same 1 flash of led then nothing! Any help?
Part2 for fix and more problems
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