08-11-2012 03:45 AM - last edited on 03-06-2024 07:49 PM by ROGBot
08-11-2012 11:22 AM
08-11-2012 04:34 PM
08-12-2012 01:40 AM
Zka17 wrote:
ownerpredator, can not open your links...
First, be sure that all power connectors all connected properly - both the 24 pin mobo power and the 4+4 pin CPU power.
If you have this, could you please provide the Q-code which appears when the system is stop booting?
08-17-2012 01:12 AM
ownerpredator wrote:
Hi All
I've just bought all net set of components to build my new PC
i7 3930k
Asus Rampage IV Extreme
32gb [8 x 4gb] G.Skill F3-14900CL9D 1.5v
PSU Coolermaster Silent Hybrid Pro 1050w
Asus Radeon 7970
Among others -SSD- New case etc
Problem:
I built my new system on a brand new Coolermaster Cosmos II case, everything was smooth, however when I clicked power button it did not start.
I said OK i forgot something but just to make sure I started the new pc by the START button on the mobo. PC booted up nicely.
After checking the flex coming from the top of the case to the power sw of the motherboard I had to get in touch with Coolermaster as the flex was not working.
I said fine, I'll start installing windows and use the computer with the start switch from the mobo. I finish building my case, connect the power from the wall to the PSU and something strange happened - The PSU fan started to spin for 1 second, motherboard ON with then off. Strangest of all is that the START button on the motherboard is ON but it does not start.
I removed the mobo from the case to discard any potential circuit error and the problem still continues. You can see the behavior on two videos I made
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p83TabqvEvI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIw9vFfpZ0E
Troubleshooting performed:
All steps here http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/foru [...] o-problems
Removed everything just leaving power and still same behavior
Tested different memory, different PSU still the same
Resetting CMOS
Trying to boot with 24 pin only leaving 4-pin/4-pin unplugged to discard VRM issues, still same!
I assume a DOA on the mobo, but *** can be such bad luck?
Since Im out of ideas I'd like to ask for your opinion
Thanks!
08-17-2012 01:35 AM
08-17-2012 01:56 AM
Raja@ASUS wrote:
Sounds like both a PSU and case power switch issue. Those touch power buttons on the CM cases with ATX pass-through don't work with a variety of boards. Try a different PSU just to check the board is still operational. As for the case power switch, unless CM have a workaround, I think you'll just have to accept its not going to work with the board.
08-17-2012 05:14 AM