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Tested OK !
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After putting inside case
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And also plug usb dongle for wifi
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Screen turn colorful
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What wrong ?!

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Looks like a bad PSU. Also, try you graphics card (I assume you have one?)

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Try removing usb dongle and check and check fo rmotherboard stand  offs and then check connections (like fit them perfectly)

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Looks like a bad PSU. Also, try you graphics card (I assume you have one?)

PSU tested ok new unit.

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PSU tested ok new unit.

what brand

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Try removing usb dongle and check and check fo rmotherboard stand  offs and then check connections (like fit them perfectly)

Without the dongle work fine. I didn't screw all the screw.

 

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Armaggeddon 500W

sketchy....

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Armaggeddon 500W

 

Like CovertCamper said, sketchy... never heard of that brand

 

Can you try another PSU? Borrow a friends maybe?

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Looks like the wifi stick is causing problems

 but i tested at outside no problem

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Changed power supply test more worst. press power button screen direct turn to colorful and will auto shutdown.
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Test with a graphics card installed, if it works then.. then you know your problem is with your motherboard onboard graphics.

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If you take it back out of the case, does it it work? I predict it will.

 

Looks like the wifi stick is causing problems

 Work perfectly fine even with the dongle.

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Test with a graphics card installed, if it works then.. then you know your problem is with your motherboard onboard graphics.

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 Work perfectly fine even with the dongle.

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Wait wait....

 

Are you saying it works fine outside the case but doesn't inside the case??

 

If you are then your motherboard is shorting out on the case... 

 

The good news is it can be resolved with something as simple as putting standoffs correctly to lift the board from the case.

 

The bad news is, if you are shorting the board out then there is a very good chance you have messed the baord up completely.

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Are you saying it works fine outside the case but doesn't inside the case??

 

If you are then your motherboard is shorting out on the case... 

@o0odellero0o That's exactly what I figured.   Damn I'm good. ;)  Check the motherboard standoffs to ensure they're in the right mounting holes for your motherboard and and don't have any crossed threads. Crossed threads would cause them to stand unevenly. To check that, you might need to remove and replace them because it might be hard to see. The case probably came with a little tool for that. If not, just use some needle-nose pliers. 

 

Also make sure you didn't over-tighten the motherboard screws or cross any of those threads. 

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@o0odellero0o That's exactly what I figured.   Damn I'm good. ;)  Check the motherboard standoffs to ensure they're in the right mounting holes for your motherboard and and don't have any crossed threads. Crossed threads would cause them to stand unevenly. To check that, you might need to remove and replace them because it might be hard to see. The case probably came with a little tool for that. If not, just use some needle-nose pliers. 

 

Also make sure you didn't over-tighten the motherboard screws or cross any of those threads. 

 

Great minds think alike! 

 

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Try screwing every screw in mobo tray and try to run it 

check your motherboard standoffs too or replace them with otherones that came with the case

THE LITTLE DEVIL : i5 4690k on NOCTUA NHD15

Asus z97 sabertooth mark 2 

WD black 1TB & WD Green 2TB HDD, Samsung 840 Evo 240gb & Hyperx 240gb SSD 

RAM- Corsair vengence 16gb and hyperx fury 8gb

PSU-Seasonic sII 620 wtt power supply

PErPHERaLS: Logitech g403 mouse, Redgear cherry MX brown switches, Logitech gamepad f310,Cosmic byte XXL RGB mousepad 

Audio: SennheiserHD 558 and antlion mod mic

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Wait wait....

 

Are you saying it works fine outside the case but doesn't inside the case??

 

If you are then your motherboard is shorting out on the case... 

 

The good news is it can be resolved with something as simple as putting standoffs correctly to lift the board from the case.

 

The bad news is, if you are shorting the board out then there is a very good chance you have messed the baord up completely.

Case using thermaltake h24 no need standoff.

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