RMSslayer102

Ugh...sucha struggle. Im gona be pissed if this isnt the cause (not at you guys just at the problem in general haha)

Okay, then yea i already did that and got no motion in any of the fans. will probably have to RMA

Will do, thank you so much man, lots of help. Ill check that in a few minutes. Are you saying to dry run it with just the CPU fan plugged in to the motherboard with PSU pluged in to the motherboard as well? im a little confused

Ive tried swapping them numerous times, the only two that can be swapped are reset and power and ive flipped them every which way that the manual showed me, no luck

I've tried that, using the screwdriver, it didnt change anything. Ive just tried this method that Wooden Maker liked, taking a cable and plugging it into two pin ports on the 24 pin psu connector and the fan spun after that so i dont think that it's the PSU i think it may be the motherboard PSU pins or the I/O pins on the motherboard.

This is what it looks like

When i Plug in the PSU and switch it on the standby light turns on, bright green as it should. nothing spins, the CPU fan doesnt, the PSU fan doesnt, nothing does.

Mine didnt come with a speaker, i checked the manual which had box contents in it, it didnt list one in the box. There is a little bulb on the motherboard that lights up to show that the standby power was on.

THis helped alot, so i was able to get the PSU going, fan was sinng, fairly soft but when i pulled out the cable i could see that the fan was forsure spinning.I think PSU can be ruled out. So now its CPU, Case, or MOBO

Do you think it'd be a problem with the CPU? because i think ive ruled out the chances that its the case, i had to mail my last one in because i thought that it was faulty. get the new one and its no different, so i guess that wasnt the issue.

If this helps...

It didnt come with a speaker. I wish it wouldve. Like i said before, it doesnt even spin up. nothing happens but the light going on. And from the looks of it, the 20-pin isnt fully in, its really hard to push all the way in.

I do not have a speaker, the problem is that i cant even get the CPU fan to spin. Do i need to have it connected to a monitor?

I dont have a speaker, the problem is the CPU fan doesnt spin in the first place. Do i need to have it connected to a monitor in order for it to run?

Updated the Pictures on top of the page, Added new ones, please look and offer thoughts. As previously said, dry run produced no results when touched the prongs with a screwdriver.